There was a very similar image in Barcelona Photoblog of a young maiden or pubilla dancing in Monistrol, a town at the foot of Montserrat mountain. In that old post I explained what a pubilla or an hereu are and I also talked about the dance and garments. As the previous picture had a vintage effect (kind of daguerreotype), in this one I preserved colors for you to compare.
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September 27, 2010
September 26, 2010
Orange Jelly Candy Detail
Here's a detail of some orange jelly candy in a market stall in Barcelona. You can also check these gominolas in green. Fall is already here so orange is that kind of color that gives us the mood of the season. I wish autumn comes as sweet for you as these candies. Have a nice week!
September 22, 2010
Clock Tower Detail, Sant Pau Hospital, Barcelona
Sant Pau Hospital is by far one of the most spectacular examples of Catalan Art Nouveau or what is known as Modernisme.
Plenty of posts in Barcelona Photoblog fully cover this historical place from almost every angle.
At the main entrance, you face a graceful spire, rather thin if compared with similar church architectural structures in my opinion and taking into account the considerable dimensions of its clock.
I've seen many images of the entrance and the remarkable spire but I always wondered what it would look like from a very short distance.
This is the result.
In case you want to know more about Sant Pau Hospital by Lluis Domenech i Montaner and other artists please check: Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau posts or all the images in one set on Flickr.
Plenty of posts in Barcelona Photoblog fully cover this historical place from almost every angle.
At the main entrance, you face a graceful spire, rather thin if compared with similar church architectural structures in my opinion and taking into account the considerable dimensions of its clock.
I've seen many images of the entrance and the remarkable spire but I always wondered what it would look like from a very short distance.
This is the result.
In case you want to know more about Sant Pau Hospital by Lluis Domenech i Montaner and other artists please check: Hospital de la Santa Creu i Sant Pau posts or all the images in one set on Flickr.
Labels:
architecture,
clock tower,
domenech i montaner,
modernisme,
sant pau
Location: Barcelona, Spain
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