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White marble blocks abandoned in a field (Borneo)
Not sure why those large blocks of white marble (from a nearby stone quarry) have been left to decay in a field. Each block is between 2 and 4 foot high, and it's fun to jump between them.
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Statue of Venus
(the ancient Roman deity of beauty)
artist :Bergamini
marble stone
Italy
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ايران - تهران
کاخ نياوران
Corinthian columns flank the main entrances to the New York Public Library's Stephen A. Schwarzman Building at the top of stairs leading from 42nd Street in New York City.
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Corinthian columns flank the main entrances to the New York Public Library's Stephen A. Schwarzman Building at the top of stairs leading from 42nd Street in New York City.
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The columns and stairs of the Neoclassical US Supreme Court Building in Washington DC
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This 13th Century gothic castle was often besieged, but never seized by any enemy. It was often rebuilt and enlarged to fit the needs of the owners, but never lost it´s defensive capabilities. It´s one of a few old castles that survived the ages withou losing it´s importance The name is mostly linked to the German word "Bärenstein" or bear stone, an old name for jade. Typical is the rich use of local marblestone in construction, and combination of different architectonic styles because of the fluent change from a gothic fort into a baroque castle. The worst siege came in 1645, when Swedes unsuccesfuly besieged Pernštejn, two towers lost their upper parts, but the castle proved to be extremely durable. This came at a time when there were little investments done and the castle slowlly deteriorated, so the siege was in the end profitable, because it became an official imperial fortress and money for upkeep was secured. Today the castle is a national historical monument and popular tourist attraction.
Corinthian columns flank the main entrances to the New York Public Library's Stephen A. Schwarzman Building at the top of stairs leading from 42nd Street in New York City.
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The columns and stairs of the Neoclassical US Supreme Court Building in Washington DC
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Image © Susan Candelario / SDC Photography, All Rights Reserved. The image is protected by U.S. and International copyright laws, and is not to be downloaded or reproduced in any way without written permission.
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Corinthian columns flank the main entrances to the New York Public Library's Stephen A. Schwarzman Building at the top of stairs leading from 42nd Street in New York City.
Image © 2013 Clarence Holmes / Clarence Holmes Photography, All Rights Reserved. The image is protected by U.S. and International copyright laws, and is not to be downloaded or reproduced in any way without written permission.
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Image © Susan Candelario / SDC Photography, All Rights Reserved. The image is protected by U.S. and International copyright laws, and is not to be downloaded or reproduced in any way without written permission.
If you would like to license this image for any purpose, please visit my site and contact me with any questions you may have. Please visit Susan Candelario artists website to purchase Prints Thank You.
This 13th Century gothic castle was often besieged, but never seized by any enemy. It was often rebuilt and enlarged to fit the needs of the owners, but never lost it´s defensive capabilities. It´s one of a few old castles that survived the ages withou losing it´s importance The name is mostly linked to the German word "Bärenstein" or bear stone, an old name for jade. Typical is the rich use of local marblestone in construction, and combination of different architectonic styles because of the fluent change from a gothic fort into a baroque castle. The worst siege came in 1645, when Swedes unsuccesfuly besieged Pernštejn, two towers lost their upper parts, but the castle proved to be extremely durable. This came at a time when there were little investments done and the castle slowlly deteriorated, so the siege was in the end profitable, because it became an official imperial fortress and money for upkeep was secured. Today the castle is a national historical monument and popular tourist attraction.
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White Marble - Production Quarry - Portal Crane (India)
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The Neoclassical US Supreme Court Building in Washington DC
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Pistoia presents a well-preserved and charming medieval city inside the old walls. The large Piazza del Duomo is lined with attractive original buildings as the Palazzo del Comune and the Palazzo del Podestà : it is the setting (in July) of the Giostra dell'Orso ("Bear Joust"), when the best horsemen of the districts of the town tilt with lances at a target held up by a dummy shaped like a bear.
The original Cathedral of San Zeno (5th century) burned down in 1108, but was rebuilt during the following century, and received incremental improvements until the 17th century. The façade has a prominent Romanesque style, while the interior received heavy Baroque additions which were removed during the 1960s. Its outstanding feature is the Altar of St James, an exemplar of the silversmith's craft begun in 1287 but not finished until the 15th century. Its various sections contain 628 figures, the total weighing nearly a ton. The Romanesque belfry, standing at some 67 m, was erected over an ancient Lombard tower.
In the square is also the 14th century Baptistry, in Gothic style, with white-green marble decorations.
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Greek Columns among the ruins of the antique city of Aphrodisias (Turkey)
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The Neoclassical US Supreme Court Building in Washington DC
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The Neoclassical US Supreme Court Building in Washington DC
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The Neoclassical US Supreme Court Building in Washington DC
Image © 2011 Clarence Holmes / Clarence Holmes Photography, All Rights Reserved. The image is protected by U.S. and International copyright laws, and is not to be downloaded or reproduced in any way without written permission.
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This 13th Century gothic castle was often besieged, but never seized by any enemy. It was often rebuilt and enlarged to fit the needs of the owners, but never lost it´s defensive capabilities. It´s one of a few old castles that survived the ages withou losing it´s importance The name is mostly linked to the German word "Bärenstein" or bear stone, an old name for jade. Typical is the rich use of local marblestone in construction, and combination of different architectonic styles because of the fluent change from a gothic fort into a baroque castle. The worst siege came in 1645, when Swedes unsuccesfuly besieged Pernštejn, two towers lost their upper parts, but the castle proved to be extremely durable. This came at a time when there were little investments done and the castle slowlly deteriorated, so the siege was in the end profitable, because it became an official imperial fortress and money for upkeep was secured. Today the castle is a national historical monument and popular tourist attraction.
This 13th Century gothic castle was often besieged, but never seized by any enemy. It was often rebuilt and enlarged to fit the needs of the owners, but never lost it´s defensive capabilities. It´s one of a few old castles that survived the ages withou losing it´s importance The name is mostly linked to the German word "Bärenstein" or bear stone, an old name for jade. Typical is the rich use of local marblestone in construction, and combination of different architectonic styles because of the fluent change from a gothic fort into a baroque castle. The worst siege came in 1645, when Swedes unsuccesfuly besieged Pernštejn, two towers lost their upper parts, but the castle proved to be extremely durable. This came at a time when there were little investments done and the castle slowlly deteriorated, so the siege was in the end profitable, because it became an official imperial fortress and money for upkeep was secured. Today the castle is a national historical monument and popular tourist attraction.
Craftsmen preparing stones to inlay into marble, photographed at Tajganj Agra by Joel Morin. all rights reserved
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White Marble - Production Quarry - Portal Crane (India)
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The Birch's Master Bath has a large soaker tub, with a Marblestone Chicklets tub skirt, 17" Isle of Capri tile floors, dual vanities, a seperate shower, and marble countertops.
Canopy Creek, the Palm City, Florida community by Kolter Homes is a breathtaking, gated community of just 300 homes situated on nearly 700 acres of preserves and wetlands in Martin County, Florida. An Audubon International Certified Signature Partner, Canopy Creek is an eco-friendly community consisting exclusively of fine estate homes, each situated on at least a half acre and featuring views of magnificent protected Florida preserves.
At last your family can have it all... a stunning new home in Palm City, Florida on a large preserve lot within a private community with easy access to I-95 or the Florida Turnpike, within just minutes of the warm breezes of the famous Treasure Coast beaches of Florida. The area also offers fabulous shopping and dining in beautiful Stuart, Florida and one of the finest public school systems in Florida. Canopy Creek is your best choice for new homes in Palm CIty, Florida.
Club Monaco, Toronto
Project by Art Space NYC
Decorative plastering and glazing done by Peter Allerton.
Materials: Marblestone by Fresco, Italy
Supplied by: www.marmorinodepot.com
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White Marble - Production Quarry - Portal Crane (India)
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