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La nef principale est voûtée en berceau plein cintre, qui tend à devenir brisé vers l'ouest, attestant les différentes campagnes de construction de l'ancienne cathédrale et de leurs avancées en fonction de l'état des finances de l'évêché. La voûte est supportée par de lourds piliers cruciformes ornés de colonnes engagées. Les piliers sont légèrement penchés vers l'avant et la corniche monte en s'éloignant par-dessus les grandes arcades. Tout ceci fut réalisé par les architectes romans dans le but d'améliorer la perspective.
À l'origine dotés de voûtes d'arêtes, les collatéraux ont été voûtés en demi-berceau lors de l'établissement de la voûte de la nef principale qui était auparavant charpentée. Les traces de la charpente sont encore visibles sur l'arc diaphragme au-dessus de l'orgue.
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Found a toe-hold of its own in the green. Devils Stairway, Ice Age National Scenic Trail, Janesville, Wisconsin
Questa bomba vulcanica o un blocco strappato durante un esplosione, è posto alla base del nuovo cono, lo si nota già dopo aver oltrepassato la Cisternazza, ma solo da vicino si capiscono le impressionanti dimensioni, circa 5 metri in altezza per tre di larghezza e credo qualche tonnellata di peso.
Fotos del concierto de Lordi con Collateral Damage y Reverse Grip en Madrid para REVOLVER España
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San Giorgio di Mantova - Loghino
lacrima di disoccupazione - ho visto piangere un forcone.
unemployment tear - I saw a pitchfork crying.
And I'm thinking what a mess we're in
Hard to know where to begin.
don't stand too close.
why not?
just a suggestion. you're about to witness the effects of gravity.
oh? what effects are those?
the effect of not paying what you owe.
that sounds kinda ominous. and what about all these people around here?
you ever hear of collateral damage?
you mean. . .
that's why I suggest you don't stand too close.
yeah. well, safety first, I always say.
me too.
... or 97% out of order.
The wine glass from the previous photo had an unhappy ending. It didn't fall from the railing though. I accidently hit it with a plate while doing the washing up later that day. Such a trivial ending for such a brave glass. ;)
This chap (name escapes me at the moment), seems to be indulging in a spot of 'Schadenfreude' over someones blatant disregard for company property.........?
Flight, the illustrated story I am working on with Angela Slatter (words by her, pictures by me) is scheduled to be published by Tiny Owl Workshop in February 2016.
Here are some more glimpses of the art on postcards and coasters Sue of Tiny Owl has put together for us to take to World Fantasy Convention.
collateral for our Worship and Fast early in the year. throughout the year we are basing our worship/prayer/fasts around 7 mountains hence the mountain imagery... mark weaver inspired.
Autumn on my balcony.
This happens when you clean the plants - something always unintentionally breaks...
Im sure they're just renovating, but c'mon you can't look at this building without thinking it looks post apocalyptic!
Im not going to claim that this is a result of any disaster, I simply decided the second i saw this site that I wanted an ominous image from it.
A brace of second-hand buses await a one way trip to Barnsley from Lillyhall's Death Row.
Dennis Dart / Plaxton No.33076 began life with White Star Motors of Lockerbie and passed to Stagecoach in 2003, along with the rest of that undertaking.
No.16184 was one of a quartet of Northern Counties bodied Volvo Olympians (P483-6HBA) new to Bullocks Coaches of Cheadle, South Manchester in late 1996 and was acquired when that company sold out to Stagecoach in 2008.
Collateral Damage - Bombus variabilis is a bee that parasitizes B. pensylvanicus. Its darn hard to find anymore and it is possible there are no recent records at all (I haven't checked). This is the one and only specimen (from the 70s ) from Maryland. B. pensylvanicus went through a crunch a while back and populations dropped. The actual extent of drop and recovery (or not) is unknown, but they are around enough that they are common in my backyard in Maryland (why? Because it is full of big composites like thistle). So, has B. variabilis to be never seen again? Hard to say since it wasn't common to begin with and may have been (probably) been wacked by the same bad pathogens as its hosts, but then again, many uncommon bees are hiding in plain sight as there are few people looking. So, I am going to put a bet out that this species isn't gone, but am not going to be putting out that much money on it. Photo by Brooke Goggins.
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This row of headless buddhas, one among many, is found within the Ayutthaya ruins. They were unfortunately beheaded during the Burmese invasion of the ancient Thai capital.
Santa Maria del Fiore (Sainte Marie de la Fleur) est la quatrième église d'Europe par sa taille, après Saint-Pierre de Rome, Saint-Paul de Londres et le Dôme de Milan. Elle fait 153 mètres de long et la base de la coupole fait 90 mètres de large. Son plan est basilical c'est-à-dire :
comportant une nef à trois vaisseaux, les collatéraux étant moins hauts que le vaisseau central,
avec un chevet comportant trois chapelles rayonnantes,
soutenant l'immense coupole de Filippo Brunelleschi.
La coupole de la cathédrale est la plus grande coupole en appareil maçonné jamais construite. On peut voir, à l'intérieur, une des plus grandes fresques narratives : 3 600 m2 de fresques, exécutées par Giorgio Vasari et Federigo Zuccaro.
La construction, commencée sur les anciennes fondations de l'église Santa Reparata, en 1296 par Arnolfo di Cambio, a été continuée par Giotto de 1334 jusqu'à sa mort en 1337. Giotto n'entamera que la construction du campanile et ce sont Francesco Talenti et Giovanni di Lapo Ghini qui continueront la construction en 1357.
En 1412, son nom fut changé en Santa Maria del Fiore. L'église a été consacrée le 25 mars de l'an 1436, à la fin des travaux de la coupole de Brunelleschi, par le Pape Eugenio IV.
À l'heure actuelle, elle est la cathédrale de l'archidiocèse de Florence.