WHILE owners of private art collections in Britain are bothered by considerations of fuel and space, scientists have been trying to solve the problem of the better lighting of public galleries. The model shown above, designed to demonstrate an improved method of daylighting large galleries by means of light-reflecting louvres in the roof and ceiling, was exhibited at the Imperial College of Science and Technology a few months ago. The design reduces shadow and concentrates the strongest light on the paintings instead of on the upper walls
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 19, Issue 489, 5 November 1948, Page 8
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87WHILE owners of private art collections in Britain are bothered by considerations of fuel and space, scientists have been trying to solve the problem of the better lighting of public galleries. The model shown above, designed to demonstrate an improved method of daylighting large galleries by means of light-reflecting louvres in the roof and ceiling, was exhibited at the Imperial College of Science and Technology a few months ago. The design reduces shadow and concentrates the strongest light on the paintings instead of on the upper walls New Zealand Listener, Volume 19, Issue 489, 5 November 1948, Page 8
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