Prisma Collection (#24)

Red rose

Metrosideros Tomasii. Detail of the flowers

Montenegro, Perast. Saint Nicholas Church tower

Montenegro, Kotor. View of the city with the church of St. Nicholas. In 1979 UNESCO declared World Heritage the whole Natural, Cultural and Historical region of Kotor

Montenegro, Kotor. View of the city along the fjord. In 1979 UNESCO declared World Heritage the whole Natural, Cultural and Historical region of Kotor

Montenegro, Kotor. The whole natural, cultural, and historical region of Kotor was declared World Heritage by UNESCO in 1979

Montenegro, Kotor. Partial view of the city with the church of St. Nicholas. In 1979 UNESCO declared World Heritage the whole Natural, Cultural and Historical region of Kotor

Flag of the Republic of Montenegro. Kotor

Flag of the Republic of Montenegro with the fjord at the background. Kotor

REPUBLIC OF SERBIA. BELGRADE. Communist-era buildings. Soviet-style architecture. with rationalists blocks built on the outskirts of the capital

Serbia, Belgrade. Town and Sava River

Serbia, Belgrade. Partial view of the Fort

Clothesline. Dubrovnik. Croatia

Cannon on the wall. Dubrovnik. Croatia

Pula. Cathedral of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. Outside view. Republic of Croatia

Temple of Augustus, dedicated to the goddess Roma and the emperor Augustus. It was built between the year 2 B.C. and 14 A.D

World War I (1914-1918). Austrian troops land on Palagruza island. July 1915

Roman Art. Croatia. Temple of Augustus, dedicated to the goddess Roma and the emperor Augustus. It was built between the year 2 BC and 14 AD After being completely destroyed during World War II

Croatian flag

Croatia. Rovinj. View of the city with the St. Euphemia. Church. Istrian Peninsula

Croatia. Roman Amphitheater. Built in the first century AD. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Outside view. Pula. Istrian Peninsula

Byzantine Art. Croatia. Euphrasian Basilica. Byzantine church built in the sixth century. World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1997. Outside view. Porec. Istrian Peninsula

Vatican City State. Viev of the Papal Basilica of Saint Peter (St. Peters Basilica). Holy See

The Papal Basilica of Saint Peter. FaAade. Vatican City

Vatican City, facade of The Papal Basilica of Saint Peter

Europe, Vatican City
St Peters square at the Vatican. Built by Gian Lorenzo Bernini (1598-1680). Vatican City State

Antonius Pius. Roman emperor (138-161 D. C. ). Apotheosis of Antonius Pius and his wife Faustina
Antonius Pius. Roman emperor (138-161 D.C.). Apotheosis of Antonius Pius and his wife Faustina. Base of the Column of Antoninus. 161 AD. Marble. Vatican Museum. City of the Vatican

Baroque Art. Saint Peter of the Vatican. Built by Gian Lorenzo Bernini (1598-1680). Colonnade. Detail (1657). Vatican City

ARMSTRONG, William George, Baron of Cragside (1810-1900). British industrialist and inventor

Andree, Salomon August (1854-1897). Swedish explorer

Paya Rico, Miguel (1811-1891). Spanish Cardinal

Turro Darder, Ramon (1854-1926). Spanish biologist and philosopher. Drawing

Yuso Monastery. Cloister. Partial view. San Millan de la Cogolla. La rioja. Spain

Allendesalazar y Munoz, Manuel (Guernica, 1856-Madrid, 1923). Spanish politician. Drawing

SIGUENZA. Castle built by Arabs in the twelfth century. It is now an inn of tourism. Guadalajara province. Castile-La Mancha. Spain

Bellver castle. Gothic style building dating from XIII century. Partial view from outside. Palma de Mallorca. Mallorca. Balearic Islands

Escalona. Castle of Muslim origin rebuilt in the fifteenth century by King John II of Castile (1406-1454). Toledo province. Castile-La Mancha. Spain

Coca castle. Initiated in 1453 by order of Don Alonso de Fonseca, archbishop of Seville and master of Coca. Partial view. Coca. Province of Segovia. Castilla-Leon. Spain

TORIJA. Partial view of the castle, destroyed in the nineteenth century by The Empecinado during the Spanish Independence War and rebuilt according to the trace of the fifteenth century

Guadalajara. The Infantado Palace built in the late fifteenth century by order of Don Inigo Lopez de Mendoza, second Duke of Infantado

Roman Art. Ruins of the Roman wall, incorporated into later buildings. Tower of Gateways (Praetoira Gate), inside medieval building, 12th century. Square Nova. Barcelona. Catalonia, Spain

Sopelana beach. Biscay, Basque Country

Pilgrim James. Detail of the altarpiece. Late fifteenth century. Maranon. Navarre

Mudejar style. Spain. Cathedral of Tarazona. Begun around 1235 on the remains of a Roman temple. After its destruction in 1357 was rebuilt between the XIV and XVI centuries. View of the dome

Loarre. Castle built in the late XI century by King Sancho I Ramirez of Aragon (1043 1094). View of the towers of the Queen and the keep. Huesca province. Aragon. Spain

Gorbea Natural Park. Campas de Araba. Biscay, Basque Country

Cantabria. Landscape from Faro del Caballo on Mount Buciero. Santona. Spain

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