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New Athens, Illinois

 

This must have been a pretty impressive place in its day, with this grand entrance and towering display window.

600 x 300 ceramics with tumbled border

Handmade tiles decorate many of the side rooms off the old Park Station concourse.

 

This tile is cast in a mold, made from my original hand sculpted low-relief sculpture. It is glazed by hand. It is signed on the back and also has a wire loop for hanging.

 

In Greek mythology, Medusa was one of the Gorgons; she was infamous for her serpentine coiffure and her stony gaze – literally turning men to stone. Was she that hideous, or just a spell-binding woman?

Athena, Goddess of wisdom, after assisting Perseus in defeating Medusa, wore Medusa’s severed head on her breastplate. This design is taken from a Classical Greek statue of Athena

Medusa symbolizes balance – the balance of opposites; and power. Once a beautiful maiden, then a powerful being, she embodied the powers of transformation.

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Got up early today to capture this, 6:30 am to be precise just as the sun was coming up.

A few surviving floor tiles.

Multi coloured handmade tiles round a bath.

We used white travertine tiles as a simple splashback around the kitchen sink

I can only speculate about the origin of this tile. Dennis of Ruabon and others, produced bricks, tiles and other terracotta items from Etruria marl found in Ruabon. Similarly, Etruria is in the Potteries in Staffordshire, so there could be a connection there. This tile was found fly tipped on the Blorenge Mountain between Abergavenny and Blaenavon.

Tiles after the painting by José Malhoa "Fado."

Fado is the music of Portugal, a form characterized by mournful tunes and lyrics.

Tile mural at the Tonga Hut in Palm Springs, California. See: tongahut.com/tonga-hut-palm-springs.html

Stabilo pen

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Each tile depicts a Bible story.

Gardens of the World in Berlin

I placed the broken up tile into polyethylene bags meant for making sandbags. They were a cheap source of super strong backs.

 

Sunnyvale, CA

Detail from a tile mural.

Part of name of a company in the French Quarter spelled out in tiles on the sidewalk.

 

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Outside the Simons Laufer Mathematical Sciences Institute, Gauss Way, Berkeley, CA

One of 23 had-painted stoneware tile panels, 1992, by the potter Rupert Spira. Behind 100 New Bridge Street, in Waithman Street, London

Location of the Toynbee tile at Broad and Sansom streets, Philadelphia, PA. [View closeup]

 

For more information, see "Resurrect Dead: Uncovering What Lies Beneath," my review of Jon Foy's film Resurrect Dead: The Mystery of the Toynbee Tiles, and the Wikipedia article "Toynbee tiles."

Roof tiles of one of the pagodas in the Royal Pallace, Phnom Penh

 

if you stare at this for a few seconds it has a sort of Necker Cube effect where you can either see it as an inner corner or an outer one - which do you think it is?

 

Works better big

Over one million tiles were cast for the skin of the Sydney Opera House

  

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Stone and ceramic tile in San Diego also offer an incredible diversity of color options, sizes, patterns, shapes and designs.

Verona, Veneto, Italy

These are the tiles and pebbles on a path in He Garden, a traditional Chinese private garden built in 1883. I am sure these tiles are at least one hundred years old. If you want to know more about this garden, you can check: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/He_Garden

I LOVE the Zsolnay tiles on the roof of this magnificent Art Nouveau building - the Museum of Applied Arts.

 

We visited this museum on Budapest's "Night of Museums" - an event that takes place every summer in Budapest. A modest fee grants you access to every participating museum in Budapest (which amounts to more museums than you could visit in a week) and unlimited access to public transportation for that night. Quite a deal.

 

Many of the museums were open well past midnight - with many hosting concerts, dance recitals, and special performances of all kinds.

 

Budapest is a cultural wonderland.

 

Museum of Applied Arts:

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Museum_of_Applied_Arts_(Budapest)

 

Ödön_Lechner, the Architect

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%96d%C3%B6n_Lechner

 

Info for Budapest's "Night of Museums"

www.muzeumokejszakaja.hu/

is this tile antique? any idea who made it and where and when? thank you!!

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www.tileconnect.com.au/about-tiles-caboolture/tiling/

 

Some good news in the seemingly unending roadworks in the Old Carrollton neighborhood of New Orleans - new street name tiles on sidewalk corners, imitating the circa 1900 "Belgian" font. They look well done.

Tiles by 10:Gu & PZE, Eindhoven, Netherlands, 2013

White subway tiles with blue penny tile border. We used higher end Kohler fixtures.

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