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Basilica and town of Carcassonne in the south of France

Colorful Tiles in Marrakesh.

Basilica Saints Nazarius And Celsus In The Ancient Fortress City Carcassonne In Occitania, France

Paris Style: Antique Floor Tiles in Yellow, Red, Blue Close-Up

vintage ceramic tiles background, perfect colorful pattern

Mural on the wall in the Armenian quarter in the old city of Jerusalem

Pontevedra, Spain - Jun 28, 2023: Interior of San Francisco convent in the old town of Pontevedra, Galicia, Spain.

Crusader cross carved in a stone wall.

Exterior architecture of the basilica in the town of Carcassonne in the south of France

The Cite de Carcassonne, is a hilltop medieval walled city in southern France’s Languedoc region. It is famous for the many watchtowers and double-walls surrounding the buildings.

View of church in Carcassonne, France, taken one February 3, 2018. Picture taken from the wall of the medieval city.

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Low-angle view of colorful light streaming through stained glass windows into a cathedral in Carcassonne

Rustic roof tiles

A handcrafted Victorian tile showing the lamb and flag Christian symbol on the floor of an historic church in England.

$Carcassonne is a French fortified city in the south, about 80 km east of Toulouse. The \$

view of the 12th century basilica of St. Nazaire in the fortified medieval city of Carcassonne, France

Crémieu, France: Eglise des Augustins Stained Glass Window

Basilica and town of Carcassonne in the south of France

Horizontal high angle closeup photo of tiny square white tiles in a curved mosaic pattern with blue fleur de lys shapes mand two square patterned tiled shapes on the floor of the entrance to the Saints Mary and Joseph Catholic Cathedral, a heritage listed place of worship in the city of Armidale, New England high country, northern NSW.

Basilica of Saints Nazarius and Celsus, a Roman Catholic church located in the citadel of Carcassonne, built in Gothic-Romanesque architectural style, Carcassonne, France

Detail of a hydraulic floor with beautiful drawings

Church of Saints Nazaire and Celse in the citadel of Carcassonne, France

Close up view of Dilapidated Roof Tiles

Deserted tiled roofs of France at dawn in a contemporary style. An optimistic view over a sleepy city of Beaucaire

Carcassonne, France: 10/07/2023- The Cite de Carcassonne, is a hilltop medieval walled city in southern France’s Languedoc region. It is famous for The Carcassonne Cathedral and the many watchtowers and double-walls surrounding the buildings.

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Impressed ceramic tile of municipal arms for the Cote d'Azur resort St Tropez. The name of the town has it's origins in a macabre legend concerning Saint Torpes of Pisa in Italy. As an early Christian martyr, Torpes was a Roman soldier in service to the Emperor Nero. However the myth is a little unclear. Reliable historical sources are hard to find. The most accepted legend is that Torpes refused to renounce his Christianity, and under his full name of Caius Silvius Torpetius he was decapitated and his severed head was supposedly thrown into the river Arno in Italy and his body was set adrift in a boat with a rooster and a dog. The legend says that his body washed ashore in modern day Saint Tropez, along with the dog and bird, who had left him untouched.The citadel in the crest is the citadel that adopts the highest ground in the town looking out across the Bay and the Mediterranean. The figure is a representation of Saint Torpes and the legend translates as - loyal until the end. Good copy space.

Basilica of Saints Nazarius and Celsus on a very cloudy day. Basilique des Saints Nazaire et Celse, Carcassonne, France.

Carved design pattern of the downtown city sidewalk paving stone tiles in Barcelona Catalonia Spain

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