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Tag Archives: architecture
New York Kinda Day!
I was so excited when my architect decided to take a trip to New York to see the Le Corbuiser exhibit at MOMA ( Museum of Modern Art) before it closed this week. And I was invited to go … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged architecture, Artisanal, blogging, Grand Central Station, Le Corbusier, Metro North, MOMA, New York City, photography, Poughkeepsie
27 Comments
Bhadra Fort. . . . Ahmedabad’s Royal Citadel
Many of my posts have explained places within the medieval walls of the old city of Ahmedabad such as the Pols, Manek Chowk,day market and night eatery, the wonderful markets, architectural decoration and details, Friday Mosque, and now I want … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged Ahmedabad, architecture, Bhadra Fort, blogging, India, Manek Chawk, market, medieval city, photography, travel
15 Comments
Two Italian Davids
Sunday seems like a good day for a Biblical, art history lesson. David, the shepherd boy, later crowned king, was armed only with a slingshot when he met, and slayed the horrible huge Philistine giant, Goliath. It has been the … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged architecture, art, Bernini, Bible, David, Florence, history, Michelangelo, Rome, sculpture
12 Comments
Dancing (Harlem Shake Style) at the Taj Mahal
Watch the video to the end! Is there any wonder we love these guys so much? Look at the confused expression on the faces of the Indians! lol Namaste. . . .. This Is Incredible India with … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged architecture, Gangnam Dancing, India, photographing, students, Taj Mahal, YouTube
14 Comments
Hutheesing Temple – A Jain Derasar
Though Ahmedabad has more than 300 derasars ( Jain temples), this stands apart for its grandeur, craftsmanship, and elegance. Every surface of this large stone complex is covered by painstaking craftsmanship and details of elaborate sculptures of gods and goddesses, … Continue reading
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged Ahmedabad, architecture, craftsmanship, decorated envelopes, faith, Hutteesing Temple, India, Jain Temple, philanthropy, religion, wedding
8 Comments
Albergo Sole, Roma
Just an ordinary hotel and restaurant in Roma, right? No, this is the oldest continuous run albergo in the Eternal City. Visitors have been housed here continuously since 1460 which is 30 years before Christopher Columbus discovered the New World. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Albergo Sole, architecture, Campo de Fiori . Bruno, history, Italy, opera, Piazza Novona, Puccini, Rome, St. Andrea dell Vale, St. Peter's Cathedral, Tosca
17 Comments
Cairo Museum
\ As a response to one of my blogger friends, I am going to tell some tales from other places I have visited along the way. There are more stories about India, but I thought I would take you to … Continue reading
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged ancient art, architecture, art, Cairo Museum, cats, Cleopatra's Needle, Egypt, King Tut, mummies, photography, travel
14 Comments
Off to “The City!”
I hope that you all know that I am not arrogant, or I certainly hope you do. But I have to say that I love New York…the state yes, but especially The City! Living in New York state and sharing … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, USA
Tagged 9/11/01, architecture, Chrysler Building, Empire State Building, France, history, Megabus, New York City, Statue of Liberty, World Trade Center
23 Comments
Architectural Decoration and Details in the Pols
Imagine the tales this door could tell of people entering it, through the years, and also about the designer and craftsman who made it. The homes in the Poles date back hundreds of years and yet much of the craftsmanship … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, India
Tagged Ahmedabad, architectural decoration and details, architecture, blogging, craftsmanship, doors, Heritage Walk, houses, India, photography, The Pols, travel
6 Comments
Jama Mosque. . . . The Friday Mosque
The main entrance to this mosque is from the noisy, crowed main street of the daily market in the Pols of Ahmedabad. In fact the gate is reached by ascending stairs that are partially hidden by a crowd of small … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture
Tagged Ahmedabad, architecture, Friday mosque, India, Islam, Jama Mosque, The Pols
15 Comments