St. Vitus' Facade by junge1
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Description
A partial view of the Western facade of St. Vitus' Cathedral with Rose Window. St. Vitus' Cathedral is the largest cathedral in Prague. It was commissioned by Charles IV. Work began in 1344 on the site of an earlier 10th century rotunda. The final phase of construction ended during the period 1873-1929.
This picture was taken in September 1991 and later scanned.
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Comments (41)
OVERPOWERING capture.
Ein sehr schönes Foto !!! Klasse Perspektive !!! Junge, super gemacht !!! 5*****
You have captured the amazing Gothic style of Middle Ages craftsmen, Sig. Many of the men who did this fine work couldn't read or write, and look what was accomplished.
Fantastic capture. Wonderful done.
Ich bewundere immer wieder solch schöne Details. Wie lange muss das gedauert haben, sowas zu bauen! Alles Gute Wolfgang
Lovely shot.. love the light. Amazing what they could accomplish.
fantastic capture and POV! I remember this place, when I visited Prague
Everything has been said here Sig, Beautiful facade, amazing craftmanship and a remarkable shot!
FANTASTIC ARCHITECTURE (Prague WONDROUS CITY)
Fantastic masonry. It's great that we can captures these on film now. Something that they would never have dreamed possible when they build them.
A great historical picture !