Posted on July 3, 2020Imperial Palace Tokyo. Architecture Diferences. architectureImperial Palace.palaceSource: i.redd.it
Posted on June 20, 2020Antequera – Real colegiata de Santa Maria la Mayor archarchitecturebuildingchurchfacadehistoric sitehistorymedieval architectureskywallSource: i.redd.it
Posted on June 20, 2020Hvar: Saint-Etienne church architecturebasilicabuildingchurchcityfacadelandmarkplace of worshipskytownSource: i.redd.it
Posted on June 20, 2020八坂神社 Yasaka Shrine architecturedarknesslightlightingmidnightnightphotographyshrineskysymmetryYasaka ShrineSource: i.redd.it
Posted on June 20, 2020Unfinished Building in Pyongyang architecturebuildingcitydaytimemetropolitan areaneighbourhoodpropertyresidential areaskyurban areaSource: i.redd.it
Posted on June 20, 2020The cloisters inside Gloucester Cathedral [OC][5183×3454] archarchitectureblackblack and whitebuildingcathedraldarknessmonochromemonochrome photographysymmetrywhiteSource: www.flickr.com
Posted on June 20, 2020Ermita de Sant Joan [OC] architecturebuildinghouselandscapemountainplantpropertyreal estateskytourismSource: i.redd.it
Posted on June 20, 2020A freed Roman slave, proud of raising a politician, marked his own son’s funeral games with a monumental marble inscription near Pozzuoli Amphitheater, 150-200 CE. "To the divine spirits: Sempronius Paternus, city-councilman of Puteoli, fulfilled his duties well, so his father Herma erected this." ancient historyarchitecturecarvingfontgamesgraveheadstonehistoryMarblememorialreliefstone carvingSource: i.redd.it
Posted on June 19, 2020A bull, ram, and boar are lured towards a sacrificial altar – which is adorned with fruit and attended by two boys – in this 2nd-3rd century CE mosaic from a Roman villa on the island of Kefalonia, Greece. The inscription specifies which gods protect the home and their requisite rituals. altararchitectureartBullcarvingfruithistoryislandmosaicpatternreliefRoman villastone carvingtextilevillavisual artswallSource: i.redd.it
Posted on June 19, 2020Ryōan-ji Zen temple in Kyoto, 2018. [OC] The stones are arranged so that when looking at the garden from any angle (other than from above) only 14 of the 15 boulders are visible at one time. anglearchitecturebuildinggardenIn KyotoleisureplantpondrockspringtempletourismtreeZenSource: i.redd.it
