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St. Charles Church
Taking in the morning sun
at the edge of the reflecting pool
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Brewery Truck
Delivering to Resselpark Café
next to the University of Technology
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Planter at the entrance
to the Secession building
designed by Joseph Maria Olbrich
Photographed 29 April 2015
Images and Text © by Merisi
That's a beautiful planter.
ReplyDeleteThat is one of a pair. I often walk by of another, identical pair, on the front steps of Jugenstil villa. I have been told these are the only four that exist.
DeleteFun. I feel like I'm there.
ReplyDeleteThat giant planter really does stand out.
ReplyDeleteLooks like a beautiful Spring day and that planter does indeed stand out!! Hope you have a sunny, beautiful weekend, Merisi!!
ReplyDeleteThe planter is very pretty! I LOVE it!
ReplyDeleteThat church is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLove that planter, and also it's "feet" - four tortoises keeping it upright. Wonderful whimsy.
ReplyDeleteFin de siècle Vienna showcases the architectural work of Adolf Loos, Otto Wagner and in this case of Joseph Maria Olbrich. I can't wait to see them all.
ReplyDeleteAhh Merisi, what a grand way to start a day. The light is full of promise. Like earlier commenters, I am completely taken by the photo with the planter; the patterns in that pictures make a marvelous composition. Wonderful balance, with that green a spark.
ReplyDeletexo
Thank you all, it's always so rewarding reading your comments!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Merisi