I can see why you were drawn to such a beautiful tile. Such great faces such great color and variety. I wonder how old it is? Think of those designs in the towers and turrets so perfect. I think you mostl likey saw art at every turn.
Then when I hear more I think of the book Pillers In The Earth, Ken Follett and the artful things they were trying to work into the cathedrals in 1113.
Yes small things, even in the wooded areas the small things get me more than the huge red maple.
Living to appreciate every aspect is a great gift.
Oh this is absolutely beautiful! I'll need to back read your posts to find out more about your trip. To a convent! Cool!
ReplyDeleteI can see why you were drawn to such a beautiful tile. Such great faces such great color and variety.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how old it is? Think of those designs in the towers and turrets so perfect. I think you mostl likey saw art at every turn.
Then when I hear more I think of the book Pillers In The Earth, Ken Follett and the artful things they were trying to work into the cathedrals in 1113.
Yes small things, even in the wooded areas the small things get me more than the huge red maple.
Living to appreciate every aspect is a great gift.
what beautiful tiles.
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking! Thanks so much for sharing, what a wonderful "little thing". :)
ReplyDeleteI'm loving this beautiful blog! Do you mind if I follow along as you create?
ReplyDeleteMore, more, more..... I am loving all these tid bits from your trip. The convent sounds amazing!
ReplyDeleteJacky xox
It is so much fun to discover bits of art isn't it? Coming across art in places like this is just delightful isn't it?
ReplyDeleteDarla
This is so gorgeous and I am absolutely positive this would draw my eye and my camera too! Thanks for sharing this!
ReplyDeleteI want one that looks just like that! With those colors and shapes.... It fits right in with the type of art we do. Very cool!
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