Église Saint-Vincent, Les Baux de Provence, France
Place de Saint-Vincent
The Saint-Vincent church is a historical monument. Les Baux de Provence, France.
L'église Saint-Vincent
Saint Vincent Church, Les Baux de Provence, France. Romanesque, 12th-century. Dedicated to Vincent of Saragossa, martyred during the Diocletian persecution in the 4th-century.
Notre-Dame de Paris
Prior to the fire in 2019.
Notre-Dame
Medieval, built between the the 12th- and 13th-centuries, the Notre-Dame de Paris, the most-widely known landmark of Paris and of France.
Notre-Dame de Paris
The flying buttresses of the Apse.
Notre-Dame de Paris
The north rose window
Notre-Dame de Paris
The north rose window, stained glass installed ca. 1250.
Notre-Dame de Paris
The Nave.
Stephansdom; Karlskirche; Peterskirche – Vienna, Austria
Stephansdom
St. Stephen's Cathedral. Romanesque gothic. Completed in 1160. Height: 448 ft.
Stephansdom
Roof tile design. 230,000 glazed tiles form the double-headed eagle, symbol of the Habsburg Empire.
Stephansdom
Facing the Apse from the Nave.
Peterskirche
St. Peter's Church. Baroque. Consecrated in 1733.
Peterskirche
The Apse.
Karlskirche
St. Charles Church. Built in 1737. Above the altar at the Apse is the Tetragrammaton inscribed within the Trinity symbol.
At the front row seats, attending a performance of Mozart’s “Requiem” at the Peterskirche. The setting made the depth of the music even more compelling.