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Sablière sculptée dans l'église Saint-Yves.
The Louisiana Capitol, a 34-story, 450-foot Alabama limestone-clad skyscraper, is an excellent example of a greatly simplified classicism with Art Deco details that were in vogue for monumental buildings in the late 1920s
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78001421
Le bas-relief représente la scène du Lavement des pieds des Apôtres par le Christ. Il date du 12è siècle.
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Photo : L’église Saint-Georges de Sélestat (VIIIe – XVe siècle). Sur le second portail, le tympan représente le repas chez Simon le lépreux, que rapportent les évangélistes Luc, Marc et Jean. Mon choix s’est porté sur Marc, car son récit m’as semblé le plus poétique, bien qu’il ne corresponde pas tout à fait à la sculpture présentée. Ne perdons pas de vue les dates…
Foto: No nos olvidemos de las fechas… La cena en casa de Simon. Escena bíblica contado por los evangelistas, aunque cada uno a su manera. Escogí el Evangelio de San Marcos que me pareció el más poético aunque no encaje perfectamente en la escena representada en este tímpano de la iglesia San Jorge de Sélestat (siglos VIII al XV), en Alsacia, zona muy afectada por el Coronel Virus.
Архитектурный облик павильона №11 Республики Казахстан отражает мотивы казахского национального зодчества. Главный фасад оформлен в виде трехпролетной арки и украшен барельефами с этническими орнаментами, а также скульптурами колхозницы и сталевара и памятниками поэту Джамбулу Джабаеву и передовику сельскохозяйственного производства Чиганаку Берсиеву.....................The architectural appearance of Pavilion No. 11 of the Republic of Kazakhstan reflects the motives of the Kazakh national architecture. The main facade is decorated in the form of a three-span arch and decorated with bas-reliefs with ethnic ornaments, as well as sculptures of a collective farmer and a steelworker and monuments to the poet Dzhambul Dzhabaev and the foremost agricultural producer Chiganak Bersiev.
The theme for “Looking Close on Friday” for the 29th of July is “different shades of green”. If you follow my photostream, or observe some of my entries for colour themes for “Looking Close on Friday” you might imagine that I would choose pieces from my Playmobil collection. However, as I have done that before, I found inspiration elsewhere. In my dining room, which is also where I keep my laptop, I have a beautiful French Art Deco china cabinet full of Carlton Ware from the 1920s and 1930s. My top shelf consists of “Rouge Royale” Carlton Ware, and the second shelf consists of “Vert Royale” Carlton Ware, and that is where I took my inspiration from for this week’s theme.
I love and collect many different kinds of porcelain, so it didn’t take me long to gather just a small selection of green coloured pieces in different shades. I hope you like my choice for the theme this week, and that it makes you smile.
The pieces in the front row from left to right are: a Carlton Ware 1920s gilt eau-de-nil jug and bowl, a Wedgwood Jasperware thimble of “The Spinner” in sage green and a salt and pepper and milk jug in may green from the “Wild Rose” cottage ware series produced by Carlton Ware in the 1930s.
The pieces in the second row from left to right are: a small bottle green Victorian transferware posy vase (one of a pair), an ornamental Victorian transferware spill vase in graded shades of green and two pieces of gilt jade green “Vert Royale” Carlton Ware vases from the 1930s.
At the back: a Carlton Ware 1920s gilt eau-de-nil bon-bon dish.
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The Louisiana Capitol, a 34-story, 450-foot Alabama limestone-clad skyscraper, is an excellent example of a greatly simplified classicism with Art Deco details that were in vogue for monumental buildings in the late 1920s
NRHP Reference#:
78001421
Arezzo, Toscana
Particolare del pulpito del Duomo di Arezzo, capolavoro risalente agli anni Sessanta del Cinquecento. I marmi pregiati utilizzati per questo pulpito provengono dal Duomo Vecchio di Arezzo che si trovava fuori dalle mura della città, sull'attuale Colle del Pionta. Una cattedrale "fortificata" perché fu residenza dei vescovi aretini fino al XII secolo. Questa fu distrutta dai fiorentini per evitare che se ne potessero servire eventuali nemici di Arezzo in caso di assedio alla città.
Arezzo, Tuscany.
Detail of the Arezzo Cathedral pulpit, a masterpiece dating back to the 1560s. The precious marbles used for this pulpit come from Arezzo's Duomo Vecchio, which stood outside the city walls on what is now the Pionta Hill. A 'fortified' cathedral because it was the residence of the bishops of Arezzo until the 12th century. The Duomo Vecchio was destroyed by the Florentines to prevent any enemies of Arezzo from using it in the event of a siege of the city.
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The door, named "Porta del Paradiso" by Michelangelo, faces the cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore. It was made by Lorenzo Ghiberti between 1425 and 1452, with an important collaboration of his son Vittore. The door is subdivided into ten large squares, arranged in five rows, each of which, with frames adorned with rosettes with prophet heads, occupies the entire width of a door leaf. The panels show scenes from the Old Testament.
One of the bas-reliefs of Banteay Srei (the citadel of women). It is one of the most beautiful and elaborately decorated of all the temples and is about 30 kms NE of Siem Reap. This is my favorite temple of all the complexes around Angkor Wat.
Work on the Confederation Building began when the cornerstone[1] was laid by the Governor General on July 1, 1927 as part of the celebrations of Canada's Diamond Jubilee and it opened during 1931. 140
La Descente du Gange (appelé aussi la pénitence d'Arjuna) est un bas-relief datant du VIIe siècle, probablement le plus grand au monde.
Les sculptures qui couvrent la totalité de la surface de deux énormes rochers, soit 27 mètres de long sur 9 mètres de haut, dépeignent le cours du Gange depuis les Cieux et l'Himalaya tel que décrit dans le Panchatantra.
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The Descent of the Ganges
The Descent of the Ganges (also called Arjuna's Penance) is a bas-relief dating from the seventh century, probably the largest in the world.
The sculptures that cover the entire surface of two huge rocks, 27 meters long (89 ft) and 9 meters (30 ft) high, depicts the course of the Ganges from heaven and the Himalayas as described in the Panchatantra.
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Mahabalipuram - Tamil Nadu
Large stone blocks stacked like giant lego pieces at Bayon, Angkor Thom, Angkor, Siem Reap, Cambodia
The High Street Historic District of Hartford, Connecticut is a 1.1-acre (0.45 ha) historic district that includes three buildings typifying the architectural styles of the late 19th and early 20th centuries in the city.[2] It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1998.[1] The buildings are located at 402-418 Asylum Street, 28 High Street, and 175-189 Allyn Street, and includes the Batterson Block and Judd and Root Building, each individually listed for their architecture
“The colour of my soul is iron-grey and sad bats wheel about the steeple of my dreams.” ~ Claude Debussy
Many years ago we joined our friends from Iceland and traveled for three week through Italy. I was walking down the street, filling my brain with all the vibrant images and sounds of Florence, when I looked to my right. This image of a bat was created just under a window...putting it at eye level.
Silently I gave thanks to the artist that created the bat and thanked my lucky stars that I was in Italy! Che bellezza c'è in Italia! Amo questo posto!
93-99 Pratt St
A century-old downtown Hartford retail-office building with the potential for conversion to apartments straddling the corner of Pratt and Trumbull streets is for sale at $2.9 million, brokers say.
Trumbull Towers Management owns the six-story, approximately 100,000-square-foot edifice on about a half-acre at 93-99 Pratt St. and is representing itself in sale talks, according to the building leasing broker Amodio & Co. Real Estate.
Built in 1910, the property is comprised of two interconnected buildings whose tenants include Caribbean bar-restaurant The Russell and Max Bibo’s On Trumbull St. delicatessen.
A true open-air museum, Rome has preserved and enriched its beauty over the centuries. Each corner of the streets reveals a treasure, be it ancient, religious, architectural or even gastronomic. All roads lead to Rome, and one should not resist, simply take it and go, enjoy the beauty and admire the eternal city.
The Norman porch of Malmesbury Abbey survived amazingly well. It depicts the Christian salvation history.
Uměleckoprůmyslové museum / Museum of decorative arts
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The corner stone of the former Masonic Temple at 199-203 Ann Street in Hartford was laid on September 22, 1894. The completed building was first opened for lodge meetings in September, 1895 and the building was officially dedicated on July 14, 1896. Displaying a variety of Masonic symbols, it was designed by architect Brooks M. Lincoln of Hartford (1852-1898). No longer used as a Masonic hall, the building was converted into offices in 1982 and its original stained glass windows have been replaced with clear glas
Le Château Royal de Blois (41) – Aile François 1er (place Victor-Hugo), vue depuis le Jardin des Lices
Il fait partie des châteaux de la Loire et fut la résidence favorite des Rois de France à la Renaissance.
Caractérisée par une suite de niches non-communicantes, ces loges ont été inspirées par les façades de Bramante de la cour Saint-Damase au Vatican.
Cette façade est décorée de bas-reliefs sur les allèges des échauguettes qui représentent les douze travaux d'Hercule et d'autres scènes représentant le héros grec (Hercule et le centaure, Hercule et l'hydre de Lerne, Hercule et le taureau de Crète, Hercule et Antée, Hercule et Cacus). Elle donnait autrefois sur les jardins créés par Louis XII.
Classé aux Monuments Historiques depuis 1840.
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635 SW 6th Ave, Portland, Oregon
This clock as been faithfully providing the correct time twice a day for at least the last five years.
With the ongoing plague of cellphones, it seems that maintaining public clocks is a low priority.
Media:
"For public clocks, a time warp," by Joe Heim, The Washington Post, November 3, 2011