ペンハリガンのインスタグラム(penhaligons) - 6月14日 21時00分

One of the most fascinating and oft overlooked delights within Blenheim Palace are the several eyes looking down at you as you approach the portico in the Great Court. These were commissioned by the 9th Duke's second wife, Gladys Deacon, and painted in 1928 by artist, Colin Gill. The Duke’s eyes were brown and hers blue and there are six of them staring down at you. Why six? Good question; no one can really be sure! #penhaligonsxblenheimpalace #blenheimpalace #littleknownblenheim

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dawnh764 Six is a powerful number . It can symbolise completeness ,beauty and high ideals and is allegedly the first perfect number ( Pythagorus ) . Or they just wanted six eyes ....

patchworkandmemories #penhalligans someone very randomly said today 'you smell beautiful' . Thank you #foreveramber x

edienthusiast @penhaligons_london love the story behind the eyes ? such a stunning building! ?

anakhemia Two pairs of eyes for the Duke and Duchess and a pair of their Third Eye :)

beautyaddictfromparis Wow! I didn't knew this place. This is wonderful thanks for sharing ?

mizzjdphotography @laurynleighwrdy this is the picture I wanted lol looks amazing

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