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An interior view of the Theatinerkirche church.
The official name of this church is "Stiftskirche St. Kajetan", it is the church of the catholic Theatines order (Latin name Ordo Clericorum Regularium). The church was build from 1663 to 1690 in late baroque style.
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An interior overview of St. Katharina in Garching. The oldest parts of the church date to the 13th century, but most of the current structure was built in the 15th century. In the 18th century the interior was converted to the current Baroque style.
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Sea invierno o verano allà donde os encontréis en este momento, espero que vuestra Música Interior resuene fuerte fuerte en vosotros, embelleciendo este mundo.
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Interior view of Rindhunkaku from its entrance.
Rooms covered with Tatami mattress are separated from the outside by Shouji, sliding partitions of wooden frame and paper. Soft lighting through paper is a traditional characteristic of Japanese architecture.
A large room can be separated into small rooms with Fusuma, sliding partitions of wooden frame and thick layers of paper. Artworks are often hand painted on Fusuma.
This Gothic style chapel adjoining King's College (which itself was established in 1441) is known as King's College Chapel which was built 1446-1515. This very grand building is somewhat of a symbol of Cambridge, and is also famous for having the world's largest fan vault.
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When in Cambridge this time we stayed at Christ's College - in what is, during the Academic year, student accommodations. It was much more charming than that might suggest, especially since this was a rather large room in a house built in 1823, with historical features (such as the windows in re-imagined Tudor style) preserved.
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