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Saint-Gilles du Gard, haut lieu de pèlerinage sur la route de Saint-Jacques-de-Compostelle
#automne#france#fall#roman empire#medieval#saint gilles#abbatiale#middle ages#Gard#Christian#church#christian architecture#architecture#roman#roman architecture#gothic#gothic architecture#dark architecture#dark academia#darkest academia#time.circles
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The Holy Church of the Dormition of the Virgin Mary in Athens. A beautiful Orthodox Church. Took some time to pray before leaving this wonderful place of Christian Architecture.
#christianblog#christian living#christianity#jesussaves#Orthodox Church#orthodox#Christian architecture#theology#christian thoughts#orthodox architecture
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Standing guard. November looks good on Milan.
#november#italy#milan italy#milan cathedral#duomo di milano#gothic#gothic architecture#architecture#cathedral#christian aesthetic#christian architecture#christianity
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When I went on my honeymoon to Sevilla, I took about 700 photos. Every 50, or so, I dutifully ensured there was one of me and/or my spouse, so I could show them to my relatives. The rest are of architecture, because I have always been me. Most of these are details of ceilings, floors, the undersides of staircases and balconies, and other places that people could have gotten away with leaving undecorated, but chose to beautify instead.
My new husband followed me around, smiling indulgently. He did not care about the pretty tiles. He cared greatly about my passion.
Almost 15 years later, he still lets me babble about the buildings around us. And I'm still struggling to take enough pictures of human beings to satisfy my relatives.
#architecture#islamic architecture#spain#christian architecture#my poor bewildered inlaws#who network wherever they go#were BAFFLED by my photography choices#and most of my choices#not disapproving#just baffled#but have you seen the underside of that staircase?!?#that's all carved pieces of wood joined together!#it's INSANE!
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On a 2002 board book about Brazil (3)
“Brazil’s most famous sculpture is also one of the world’s most remarkable artists. Antônio Francisco Lisboa, born around 1740, became known as Aleijadinho, ‘the little cripple.’
“Aleijadinho was struck by an unconfirmed disease—perhaps leprosy or arthritis—in the prime of his life. The disease paralyzed his hands, but not his passion and determination. He tied a hammer and a chisel to his wrists and continued to work.
“Aleijadinho amazingly managed to complete 12 remarkable life-sized soapstone statues of Old Testament biblical prophets and the 66 woodcarvings that make up the Stations of the Cross in the town of Congonhas do Campo near Belo Horizonte.
“…His masterpieces are considered among the finest of baroque art anywhere in the world. He learned about the European baroque style brown books and missionaries.
“Along with his sculptures, Aleijadinho designed many beautiful churches, each with trademark large, rounded bell towers, altars featuring ornate engravings, and reliefs of angels and saints extending out of ceilings. Several of these churches stand in various cities around the state of Minas Gerais. Two examples are Our Lady of Mount Carmo Church and the São Francisco Chapel. These two churches represent the best of baroque art in Brazil and are considered among the world’s finest. Both of them are found in the historical town of Ouro Prêto, which has been declared a World Cultural Monument by the United Nations.
“Two blocks from the São Francisco Chapel is the town’s monument to Aleijadinho, with his remains buried beneath a marker in a museum church. Some of his wood and soapstone carvings, documents about his career, and the illustrated Bibles he used to study are also displayed in the galleries of the church.”
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St. Stephen’s Basilica, Budapest, Hungary (2023)
photos by me. (3)
#architecture#christian architecture#church#basilica#budapest#travel#dark aesthetic#gothic architecture#neo gothic#european architecture#european church
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O.O pretty
St Wendreda is a 14th-century church famous for its “angel roof”, featuring 120 carved figures of martyrs, apostles, saints, and angels. The ornaments were created either at the end of the 15th century or in the first quarter of the 16th century.
March, Isle of Ely, Cambridgeshire
#craftmanship#beautiful#14th century#14th century art#medieval art#medieval architecture#christian architecture#english architecture
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Reblogs are off on this post but THE ARCHITECTURE IS SO BEAUTIFUL, I SWEAR
This post shows the breathtaking architecture of two mosques and a restored cathedral. Enjoy :)
#architecture#islamic architecture#christian architecture#mosque#cathedral#absolutely breathtaking#photography#seriously check it out
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Full moon behind the Temple Expiatori del Sagrat Cor, on the summit of Mount Tibidabo in Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain.
#temple#church#sacred heart#moon#architecture#neo gothic#gothic#barcelona#catalonia#spain#art#europe#european#christian#christianity#history#religion#religious#churches#temples#full moon#jesus#jesus christ#christ
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The Church of Light in Japan. Designed by Tadao Ando, the same architect that designed the Modern in Ft. Worth. Beautiful.
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Edwin Lutyens: Architect Laureate :: Roderick Gradidge
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#0-0472-0023-5#architects#architects biographies#architects biography#architects memoirs#architectural criticism#architectural design#architectural history#baroque architecture#books by roderick gradidge#british architects#british architecture#christian architecture#edwin landseer lutyens#english architects#fin de siecle#first edition books#georgian vernacular#gertrude jekyll#gothic architecture#historical architecture#history architecture#modernism#neo-classicism#neoclassicism#palladianism#renaissance architecture#romanesque architecture#vernacular houses
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Where I am, there will my servant be.
John 12:26
#catholic#orthodox#Christian#moodboard#religious imagery#religious art#photography#art#quotes#bible quote#bible verse#philosophy#existentialism#religious trauma#gothic#god#Jesus#angel#holy mary#prayer#spirituality#light acadamia aesthetic#aesthetic#catholic academia#romantic academia#web weaving#cathedral#architecture#statue#priest
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Stained glass by Constantine Woolnough, 1858 Church of St Mary, Dennington, Suffolk Photography by Simon Knott
#christianity cw#constantine woolnough#stained glass#photography#simon knott#saw another post with what was imo a worse picture of one of these windows and wanted to add the second one#absolutely stunning work imo#(the eternal tension of μέν hating & fearing most forms of christianity qua violent smothering institution#while also δέ really loving a lot of the art & architecture that sprang from it & is inextricably linked with it…)#(like. love me a good church. do not want to get anywhere near one unless it's empty.)#anyway. pls enjoy these windows.
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Церковь Казанской Иконы Божией Матери, Мерлинка, Пензенская область
#abandoned#summer#orthodox christianity#church#photography#nature#landscape#cottagecore#moodboard#aesthetic#cozycore#cosycore#dark academia#light aesthetic#light academia#cozy aesthetic#cosy academia#dreamy#naturecore#cottage aesthetic#nature aesthetic#studyblr#architecture#village
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#church architecture#church aesthetic#southern gothic americana#southern gothic#southern gothic aesthetic#southern architecture#lux lisbon#the virgin suicides#the lisbon sisters#girlblogging#girlblogger#girly things#this is what makes us girls#tulsa jesus freak#midwestern gothic#vintage americana#aesthetic#cinnamon girl#coney island baby#trailer park pretty#trailer park trash#american jesus#lana del rey#pinterest girl#american gothic#rural core#christian church#church#abandoned#catholic girl
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View of Dresden by Moonlight (detail). c. 1839. Johan Christian Dahl (Norwegian, 1788–1857)
#View of Dresden by Moonlight#art#artedit#art detail#Johan Christian Dahl#Norwegian artist#veduta#dresden#Germany#Architecture#cityscapes
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