Vienna walks # 56: Majolica-house by Rumple2
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Description
A detail of the Majolica-house.
The famous architect Otto Wagner built this Art-nouveau house in the years 1898-99.
Thank you for walking with me through Vienna.
Comments (16)
oh wowwwwwwww thats stunning .. love the angle of shot..makes it abstractional and different.. stunning piece of arch/ture.. excellent love it :)
well, seen lot of places from Vienna thanks to you, but not thisone yet... most subtle design for house! and a wonderful capture:)
Now this is intersting ... I've loved this adventure through Vienna.
which lens did you use here? the angle is great... and the colors!
what a beautiful catch! an impressive and outstanding capture of this painting! thanks for showing rare and unique stuff about vienna! ;o)
Fantastic shot ! Excellent !
wow - that's amazing...! i love art nouveau...! a great shot... i'd raelly like to stand in front of that house...
Well yes ! Now I begin to know Vienna. First now on our list of next city trips ! Stunning picture !
Love Jugendstil ! That is why I want to go Vienna soon. Superb capture ! Thanks for sharing...
It's just a pleasure to be leaded by you in these your Vienna's walks. Please, keep walking.
Like a house to wear.
Maybe I shall see it in two weeks from now ! I shall come to Baden for about a week during new year's eve ! Superb design !
Very nice shot of an expressive building! :0)
such a fabulous design!! wish more buildings looked like this!! :]
ein sehr scher und gelungener bildausschnitt.
Such a beautiful decoration! The Jugendstil buildings of Vienna are very femous! Gorgeous capture and presentation, Kurt!