The roof line has a Chinese flair, and the tile used for the facade of this and other Portuguese buildings amazed and delighted me on our visit to Portugal.
Hi JM! You've captured this perfectly, I love all the little details ... this is the kind of thing I can run around Portugal capturing!!! have a great weekend! Gena
JM, sua foto do header está extraordinária!Vc é muiiito talentoso! Ahhh hj eu vi muitas coisas bonitas, e pra fechar o dia com chave de ouro, as fotos sempre perfeitas do teu blog! Essa fachada é maravilhosa, eu adoro os azulejos! Eu fui hj aqui no Museu de Historia da Arte de Luxembourg, ultimos dias pra apreciar a esposiçao do artista surrealista (e Luxembourgoise)Foni Tissen.Eu não conhecia a obra dele fiquei fascinada.Lembrei de vc, sei o quanto vc aprecia e entende de arte. Um ótimo final de semana! Léia
How did they find time and wish not only to build but to give unique face to every building? They had no mobiles, cars, internet, technology, they put huge effort to this precise and hard work with every house face and body, and it turned out great!
The window is very attractive, especially sitting atop that tiled house! Love those tiles! I wonder what's behind the window - an attic, as some have suggested?
Old building at downtown Oeiras
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Really interesting detail around this wondow and the tile work below is beautiful.
Fancy, historic house! I wonder how good the view is from that top window??
Bon weekend!
The roof line has a Chinese flair, and the tile used for the facade of this and other Portuguese buildings amazed and delighted me on our visit to Portugal.
I don't think I have ever seen details like this. Very interesting.
Pretty top and magnificent tiles!
I always love seeing that beautiful tilework!
Hi JM! You've captured this perfectly, I love all the little details ... this is the kind of thing I can run around Portugal capturing!!!
have a great weekend!
Gena
The building has shades of a Moorish feel to it. It looks as though the top window was an after thought.
Cheers.
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JM, sua foto do header está extraordinária!Vc é muiiito talentoso! Ahhh hj eu vi muitas coisas bonitas, e pra fechar o dia com chave de ouro, as fotos sempre perfeitas do teu blog!
Essa fachada é maravilhosa, eu adoro os azulejos!
Eu fui hj aqui no Museu de Historia da Arte de Luxembourg, ultimos dias pra apreciar a esposiçao do artista surrealista (e Luxembourgoise)Foni Tissen.Eu não conhecia a obra dele fiquei fascinada.Lembrei de vc, sei o quanto vc aprecia e entende de arte.
Um ótimo final de semana!
Léia
Extraordinary detail. I bet this building could tell a story!
Magnifique cette fenetre, on dirait un trompe l'oeil
Very UNIQUE house :-)
Love the fresh colors ....
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Estes azulejos são lindos... adoro estas casas quando estão cuidadas:)E o briol!!
How did they find time and wish not only to build but to give unique face to every building? They had no mobiles, cars, internet, technology, they put huge effort to this precise and hard work with every house face and body, and it turned out great!
This tile work is so beautiful. I also love your banner photo. I don't think I've told you that yet.
I've always loved houses with attics ... we don't have a lot of them around here.
Wow, lovely - and my favourite tiles again:)
Ah, a picture without snow! ;-))
Lovely tiles, have a great weekend JM!
The window is very attractive, especially sitting atop that tiled house! Love those tiles! I wonder what's behind the window - an attic, as some have suggested?
Oh, and your new header photo is deliciously delightful! Fantastic colors and so nice and sharp!
Beautifuk mosaic work on the building.
hmmmm. Though I am late, still I wish you a great and happy new year.
What an elaborate and incredible facade! Do they have equally incredible view from the top window? :)
nice window and tiles !
Your buildings are so unique!
One of the most colorful façades I have ever seen!
It is soooooo beautiful!:-)
What a gorgeous building - the detail is quite striking.
I love the tiles on the wall. Very different :-)
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