Geografia Collection (page 4)

Greece. Athens. Acropolis. Parthenon
PHIDIAS (490 -431 BC). Parthenon. GREECE. Athens. Acropolis. Parthenon. Classical Greek art. Architecture

GAUDI, Antoni. Park G�Pavilion
GAUDI i CORNET, Antoni (1852-1926). Park G� 1900-1914. SPAIN. Barcelona. Park G� Park G� Pavilion, formerly the lodge. Modernism. Architecture

GAUDI, Antoni. Santa Teresa School
GAUDI i CORNET, Antoni (1852-1926). Colegio de las Teresianas (Teresianas School). SPAIN. Barcelona. Colegio de las Teresianas (Teresianas School). Facade. Modernism. Architecture

GAUDI, Antoni. Holy Family
GAUDI i CORNET, Antoni (1852-1926). Sagrada Familia (Expiatory Temple of the Holy Family). 1884-1926. SPAIN. CATALONIA. Barcelona. Expiatory Church of the Holy Family. Nativity fa硤 e

GAUDI, Antoni. Bellesguard
GAUDI i CORNET, Antoni (1852-1926). Bellesguard Tower. SPAIN. Barcelona. Bellesguard Tower. Attic. Modernism. Architecture

GAUDI, Antoni. G�alace
GAUDI i CORNET, Antoni (1852-1926). Guell Palace. 1885-1890. SPAIN. CATALONIA. BARCELONA. Barcelona. G� alace. Facade. Modernism. Architecture

France. Ari觥
FRANCE. Saint-Girons. Romanesque pantocrator in the Cathedral of Saint-Lizier (11th - 12th century). Romanesque art. Fresco

France. Dieppe. Saint-Jacques Church
FRANCE. Dieppe. Saint-Jacques Church. Flamboyant gothic. Architecture

Egypt. Abu Simbel
Great Temple of Rameses II. EGYPT. ASWAN. Abu Simbel. Great Temple of Rameses II. Main entrance to the Great Temple. Egyptian art. New Kingdom. Architecture

Egypt. Abu Mena. Basilica of Arcadius
Basilica of Arcadius. EGYPT. ALEXANDRIA. Abu Mina. Basilica of Arcadius. Ruins. Paleo-christian art. Architecture

Cantabria. Camargo. Cave of El Pendo
SPAIN. Camargo. Escobedo de Camargo. El Pendo cave. World Heritage Site since 2008. Upper Paleolithic. Magdalenian. Cave

Bulls of Guisando. 3rd BC. SPAIN. El Tiemblo. Iberian art. Sculpture on rock

Belgium. Bruges. City Hall
BELGIUM. Bruges. Inside of the Gothic Hall (Gotische Zaal) of the City Hall (Stadhuis). View of the hanging wood dome. 1376-1421. Flamboyant gothic. Architecture

Female personification of Geography on chariot and continents America, Africa, Asia and Europe, Cornelis van Dalen II, 1648-1664

CAVANILLES PALOP, Antonio Jos頨1745-1804). Spanish
" CAVANILLES PALOP, Antonio Jos頨 1745-1804). Spanish naturalist, botanist and clergyman. Picture of his work " Obervaciones sobre la historia natural

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Geografia, the study of our planet's diverse landscapes and cultures, takes us on a captivating journey around the world. In Seminara, Italy, we find solace in the Sanctuary Madonna dei Poveri, where spirituality intertwines with breathtaking architecture. Mexico beckons us to Uxmal, home to the enigmatic Pyramid of the Magician that whispers tales of ancient civilizations lost in time. Giza unveils its wonders as we stand before the majestic Great Sphinx and Great Pyramid of Giza - silent witnesses to Egypt's rich history and architectural prowess. Mexico City enchants with its Quetzalcoatl Snake, a symbol of wisdom and rebirth that mesmerizes all who lay eyes upon it. The Tomb of the Augurs transports us back to Etruscan times through intricate artistry etched into stone walls. Tanzania's Kondoa Irangi reveals an open-air gallery adorned with Koro rock paintings - vivid expressions from our ancestors echoing across centuries. Libya unfolds Leptis Magna's archaeological treasures; remnants of an ancient city once bustling with life. Argentina invites us into the mystical Cave of Hands where prehistoric cave paintings tell stories untold for millennia. In Libya’s Tadrart Acacus, a hunting scene comes alive through vibrant depictions on rocky canvases - glimpses into humanity's primal instincts captured forever in time. Ecce Homo stands as a testament to Alonso’s polychrome sculpture skills while Felipe breathes life into his masterpiece depicting The Virgin and Child. Pompeii unravels Roman art at its finest; Cupid gracefully frozen in marble by skilled hands during Rome’s Early Empire era. Geografia unites these remarkable places under one umbrella – showcasing humanity's artistic achievements throughout history while reminding us how interconnected we truly are across continents and ages.