File:Chelsea Arts Club - Dazzle.jpg
143 Old Church Street painted in dazzle style, which was first used on ships in WW1. The idea was to confuse the enemy about the vessel's size and direction. Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea.
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Chelsea Arts Club / dazzle
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George Rex from London, England
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