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12" x 24"
Acrylic on Canvas
Artist: Amanda Sirian
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Inner city, mosaic.
Late eclectic building, built in 1902 for Hornbostel Bruno (1871-1907), chemist and perfume factory owner. His occupation is the reason of appearing Hygeia on the facade.
Architect: Kauser Gyula
View other details in my first comment below.
Későeklektikus épület. (További részletek lenn az első kommentben.)
Tervezte: Kauser Gyula, 1902
Építtető: Hornbostel Brúnó (1871-1907), gyógyszerész és illatszergyáros.
Drogériája volt az V: kerület Váci körút 78-ban.
Váci körút: ma Bajcsy-Zsilinszky út: 1700-tól Waitznerstrasse (Váci út), Országút, az 1850-es években a Szent István tér és a Deák Ferenc tér között Kohl Markt (Káposzta piac), 1879-től teljes hosszában Váci körút, 1914-től I. Vilmos német császárról Vilmos császár út, 1919-től Váci körút, 1926-tól újból Vilmos császár út, 1945. április 17. óta Bajcsy-Zsilinszky Endre út.
A view of the city of Jayapura. notice the hilly area surrounding the city. the only piece of flat land is to the left, bottom of this picture.
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My illustration that appears in the latest issue of Blueprint Design and Architecture magazine.
It based around a Dilophosaurus and eats old cities by spitting acid on them!
Further info on the dino, Blueprint magazine and the exhibition that the piece is part of is on my blog -
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Inside the Diocletian's Palance which was built by Roman Emperor Diocletian in 4th Century AD.
Old Town - within the palace walls are a network of narrow cobblestone alleyways that house a mixture of residential apartments, modern shops, cafes, restaurants, ancient Roman relics and a magnificent cathedral. The palace is interesting in that it was designed to combine a luxurious palace with the defences of a military camp, having towers and fortifications on its landward sides with three monumental gates.
Originally situated on the water, the palace is now fronted by the city's popular waterfront promenade and faces onto the harbour. The buildings are made from local white limestone, quarried on the nearby island of Brac.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diocletian's_Palace
- a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site.
Jerusalem City hall view
This pic was taken at Chol Hamo'ed Sukkot 2010 .
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Symmetry is a pleasure for the eyes. And when it is mixed with catchy colors, it is nothing short of a delight!
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She fell in love with the sadness of the city lights
its light radiating through her body
flowing through, breathing sadness
but the light in her eyes
always bright ~Yovanny Andres
City of London
River Thames
Uber Boat
London
In Explore
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“Cities, like dreams, are made of desires and fears, even if the thread of their discourse is secret, their rules are absurd, their perspectives deceitful, and everything conceals something else.”
Italo Calvino
Explore! ~ July 29, 2010 ~ #284
Not sure which I like best of these two!
Taken on the Scott Kelby Worldwise Photowalk ~ Huntsville AL ~ 2010
The city lights of Milwaukee reflect in the waters of the marina at Lakeshore State Park in Milwaukee, WI USA.
MOC: City Station. A modern interpretation of the classic set
379, Bus Station, from 1979.
Part of my "Updated Classics" series - an ever-growing number of sets I've re-interpreted in order to make them fit better with modern LEGO City vehicles and buildings.
I've known for a while that I wanted to update the classic bus station - while it's not a set that I owned when I was a kid, it's one that I thought could make for a very interesting redux. It's the biggest update so far, both in footprint and in parts, with almost 2,000.
On this one, I've stayed quite true to the original, only adding a couple of waiting sheds on a center island, and the usual amount of detail inside and out. I'm very happy with how it turned out - for some reason it really suits this building style with the flat, curved roof and the arched openings.
The stickers that are lifted from the original ('Ticket' sign and arrow, and '25 Legoland' sign for the bus) are reproduction stickers from the Dutch MiniStickers shop. All the rest are original LEGO stickers.
I'm guessing the bike might just have you intrigued? More about that here.