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Ski, Valle Germanasca, Piedmont, Italy
Ski, Valle Germanasca, Piedmont, Italy

CUB4533533: Ski, Valle Germanasca, Piedmont, Italy / Bridgeman Images

ID: CUB4533533

Ski, Valle Germanasca, Piedmont, Italy

Ski, Po Valley, Piedmont, Italy
Ski, Po Valley, Piedmont, Italy

CUB4533534: Ski, Po Valley, Piedmont, Italy / Bridgeman Images

ID: CUB4533534

Ski, Po Valley, Piedmont, Italy

Alpinists in a wood, Piedmont, Italy
Alpinists in a wood, Piedmont, Italy

CUB4533539: Alpinists in a wood, Piedmont, Italy / Bridgeman Images

ID: CUB4533539

Alpinists in a wood, Piedmont, Italy

Ski, Monviso group, Piedmont, Italy
Ski, Monviso group, Piedmont, Italy

CUB4533541: Ski, Monviso group, Piedmont, Italy / Bridgeman Images

ID: CUB4533541

Ski, Monviso group, Piedmont, Italy

Gran Paradiso, Aosta Valley, Italy
Gran Paradiso, Aosta Valley, Italy

CUB4533555: Gran Paradiso, Aosta Valley, Italy / Bridgeman Images

ID: CUB4533555

Gran Paradiso, Aosta Valley, Italy

Landscape, Gran Paradiso group, Valle d'Aosta, Italy
Landscape, Gran Paradiso group, Valle d'Aosta, Italy

CUB4533557: Landscape, Gran Paradiso group, Valle d'Aosta, Italy / Bridgeman Images

ID: CUB4533557

Landscape, Gran Paradiso group, Valle d'Aosta, Italy

Ski on Monviso, Piedmont, Italy
Ski on Monviso, Piedmont, Italy

CUB4533586: Ski on Monviso, Piedmont, Italy / Bridgeman Images

ID: CUB4533586

Ski on Monviso, Piedmont, Italy

Ski on Monviso, Piedmont, Italy
Ski on Monviso, Piedmont, Italy

CUB4533589: Ski on Monviso, Piedmont, Italy / Bridgeman Images

ID: CUB4533589

Ski on Monviso, Piedmont, Italy

Ski, Monviso mountain, Piedmont, Italy
Ski, Monviso mountain, Piedmont, Italy

CUB4533632: Ski, Monviso mountain, Piedmont, Italy / Bridgeman Images

ID: CUB4533632

Ski, Monviso mountain, Piedmont, Italy

Raw concrete for decoffding plank
Raw concrete for decoffding plank

LBY4558038: Raw concrete for decoffding plank / Bridgeman Images

ID: LBY4558038

Raw concrete for decoffding plank

Astronomical clock of the cathedral of Strasbourg - Detail - Astronomical clock of Strasbourg Cathedral - Detail - Located in the cathedral of Strasbourg, the astronomical clock was built by a team of Swiss watchmakers in 1547. It was restored and modified between 1838 and 1843 by Jean-Baptiste Schwilgue, a Strasbourg watchmaker. However, a first clock, known as the “Three Kings”, existed from 1354. In the foreground, the celestial sphere represents the position of stars and constellations. In the background, the dial shows the times of sunrise and sunset in universal time, as well as the position of the Sun and the Moon around the Earth during the day (geocentric vision). The cathedral's south transept houses an 18 - mettre astronomical clock, one of the largest in the world, built in the 16th century. It was restored and modified in the 19th century
Astronomical clock of the cathedral of Strasbourg - Detail - Astronomical clock of Strasbourg Cathedral - Detail - Located in the cathedral of Strasbourg, the astronomical clock was built by a team of Swiss watchmakers in 1547. It was restored and modified between 1838 and 1843 by Jean-Baptiste Schwilgue, a Strasbourg watchmaker. However, a first clock, known as the “Three Kings”, existed from 1354. In the foreground, the celestial sphere represents the position of stars and constellations. In the background, the dial shows the times of sunrise and sunset in universal time, as well as the position of the Sun and the Moon around the Earth during the day (geocentric vision). The cathedral's south transept houses an 18 - mettre astronomical clock, one of the largest in the world, built in the 16th century. It was restored and modified in the 19th century

PIX4585903: Astronomical clock of the cathedral of Strasbourg - Detail - Astronomical clock of Strasbourg Cathedral - Detail - Located in the cathedral of Strasbourg, the astronomical clock was built by a team of Swiss watchmakers in 1547. It was restored and modified between 1838 and 1843 by Jean-Baptiste Schwilgue, a Strasbourg watchmaker. However, a first clock, known as the “Three Kings”, existed from 1354. In the foreground, the celestial sphere represents the position of stars and constellations. In the background, the dial shows the times of sunrise and sunset in universal time, as well as the position of the Sun and the Moon around the Earth during the day (geocentric vision). The cathedral's south transept houses an 18 - mettre astronomical clock, one of the largest in the world, built in the 16th century. It was restored and modified in the 19th century / Bridgeman Images

ID: PIX4585903

Astronomical clock of the cathedral of Strasbourg - Detail - Astronomical clock of Strasbourg Cathedral - Detail - Located in the cathedral of Strasbourg, the astronomical clock was built by a team of Swiss watchmakers in 1547. It was restored and modified between 1838 and 1843 by Jean-Baptiste Schwilgue, a Strasbourg watchmaker. However, a first clock, known as the “Three Kings”, existed from 1354. In the foreground, the celestial sphere represents the position of stars and constellations. In the background, the dial shows the times of sunrise and sunset in universal time, as well as the position of the Sun and the Moon around the Earth during the day (geocentric vision). The cathedral's south transept houses an 18 - mettre astronomical clock, one of the largest in the world, built in the 16th century. It was restored and modified in the 19th century

Astronomical clock of the cathedral of Strasbourg - Detail - Astronomical clock of Strasbourg Cathedral - Detail - Located in the cathedral of Strasbourg, the astronomical clock was built by a team of Swiss watchmakers in 1547. It was restored and modified between 1838 and 1843 by Jean-Baptiste Schwilgue, a Strasbourg watchmaker. However, a first clock, known as the “Three Kings”, existed from 1354. Details on Saturn's Tank (Kronos in Greek), representing Saturday. In one hand, he holds a fake, symbol of the God of Time. In the other, Saturn holds a new - ne, recalling the story of Kronos who devoured his children. The cathedral's south transept houses an 18 - mettre astronomical clock, one of the largest in the world, built in the 16th century. It was restored and modified in the 19th century
Astronomical clock of the cathedral of Strasbourg - Detail - Astronomical clock of Strasbourg Cathedral - Detail - Located in the cathedral of Strasbourg, the astronomical clock was built by a team of Swiss watchmakers in 1547. It was restored and modified between 1838 and 1843 by Jean-Baptiste Schwilgue, a Strasbourg watchmaker. However, a first clock, known as the “Three Kings”, existed from 1354. Details on Saturn's Tank (Kronos in Greek), representing Saturday. In one hand, he holds a fake, symbol of the God of Time. In the other, Saturn holds a new - ne, recalling the story of Kronos who devoured his children. The cathedral's south transept houses an 18 - mettre astronomical clock, one of the largest in the world, built in the 16th century. It was restored and modified in the 19th century

PIX4585926: Astronomical clock of the cathedral of Strasbourg - Detail - Astronomical clock of Strasbourg Cathedral - Detail - Located in the cathedral of Strasbourg, the astronomical clock was built by a team of Swiss watchmakers in 1547. It was restored and modified between 1838 and 1843 by Jean-Baptiste Schwilgue, a Strasbourg watchmaker. However, a first clock, known as the “Three Kings”, existed from 1354. Details on Saturn's Tank (Kronos in Greek), representing Saturday. In one hand, he holds a fake, symbol of the God of Time. In the other, Saturn holds a new - ne, recalling the story of Kronos who devoured his children. The cathedral's south transept houses an 18 - mettre astronomical clock, one of the largest in the world, built in the 16th century. It was restored and modified in the 19th century / Bridgeman Images

ID: PIX4585926

Astronomical clock of the cathedral of Strasbourg - Detail - Astronomical clock of Strasbourg Cathedral - Detail - Located in the cathedral of Strasbourg, the astronomical clock was built by a team of Swiss watchmakers in 1547. It was restored and modified between 1838 and 1843 by Jean-Baptiste Schwilgue, a Strasbourg watchmaker. However, a first clock, known as the “Three Kings”, existed from 1354. Details on Saturn's Tank (Kronos in Greek), representing Saturday. In one hand, he holds a fake, symbol of the God of Time. In the other, Saturn holds a new - ne, recalling the story of Kronos who devoured his children. The cathedral's south transept houses an 18 - mettre astronomical clock, one of the largest in the world, built in the 16th century. It was restored and modified in the 19th century

Clock astronomical de Lyon - Astronomical clock in Lyon - France - Detail of the astrolabe. The time circle, the calendar (month in Latin and day of the week), the zodiac, the ecliptic, the lunar circle with the Moon in the last quarter. In the background, the map of the sky. The alidade indicates the time (here, 12.30 pm). The Sun slides over the alidade, indicating its height according to the seasons. Located in the Cathedrale Saint John, the clock dates back to 1379. Writing testifies to his presence in the cathedrale since 1383, making him one of the oldest astronomical clocks in Europe. It consists of a 1.80m square tower, surmounted by an octagonal turret presenting the automatons and a dome supporting a rooster. The whole peak is 9.35m high. The astronomical part consists of 3 parts: the astrolabe; below, the perpetual calendar, and on the right side, the minute dial. Astronomical clock - 16th century by Hugues Levet. Saint Jean Baptiste cathedral, Lyon, France. The Astrolab
Clock astronomical de Lyon - Astronomical clock in Lyon - France - Detail of the astrolabe. The time circle, the calendar (month in Latin and day of the week), the zodiac, the ecliptic, the lunar circle with the Moon in the last quarter. In the background, the map of the sky. The alidade indicates the time (here, 12.30 pm). The Sun slides over the alidade, indicating its height according to the seasons. Located in the Cathedrale Saint John, the clock dates back to 1379. Writing testifies to his presence in the cathedrale since 1383, making him one of the oldest astronomical clocks in Europe. It consists of a 1.80m square tower, surmounted by an octagonal turret presenting the automatons and a dome supporting a rooster. The whole peak is 9.35m high. The astronomical part consists of 3 parts: the astrolabe; below, the perpetual calendar, and on the right side, the minute dial. Astronomical clock - 16th century by Hugues Levet. Saint Jean Baptiste cathedral, Lyon, France. The Astrolab

PIX4586003: Clock astronomical de Lyon - Astronomical clock in Lyon - France - Detail of the astrolabe. The time circle, the calendar (month in Latin and day of the week), the zodiac, the ecliptic, the lunar circle with the Moon in the last quarter. In the background, the map of the sky. The alidade indicates the time (here, 12.30 pm). The Sun slides over the alidade, indicating its height according to the seasons. Located in the Cathedrale Saint John, the clock dates back to 1379. Writing testifies to his presence in the cathedrale since 1383, making him one of the oldest astronomical clocks in Europe. It consists of a 1.80m square tower, surmounted by an octagonal turret presenting the automatons and a dome supporting a rooster. The whole peak is 9.35m high. The astronomical part consists of 3 parts: the astrolabe; below, the perpetual calendar, and on the right side, the minute dial. Astronomical clock - 16th century by Hugues Levet. Saint Jean Baptiste cathedral, Lyon, France. The Astrolab / Bridgeman Images

ID: PIX4586003

Clock astronomical de Lyon - Astronomical clock in Lyon - France - Detail of the astrolabe. The time circle, the calendar (month in Latin and day of the week), the zodiac, the ecliptic, the lunar circle with the Moon in the last quarter. In the background, the map of the sky. The alidade indicates the time (here, 12.30 pm). The Sun slides over the alidade, indicating its height according to the seasons. Located in the Cathedrale Saint John, the clock dates back to 1379. Writing testifies to his presence in the cathedrale since 1383, making him one of the oldest astronomical clocks in Europe. It consists of a 1.80m square tower, surmounted by an octagonal turret presenting the automatons and a dome supporting a rooster. The whole peak is 9.35m high. The astronomical part consists of 3 parts: the astrolabe; below, the perpetual calendar, and on the right side, the minute dial. Astronomical clock - 16th century by Hugues Levet. Saint Jean Baptiste cathedral, Lyon, France. The Astrolab

Ploermel Astronomical Clock - 19th century - Back - Astronomical clock - 19th century - Ploermel - France - back - Astronomical clock built from 1850 to 1855 by the Frere Bernardin (1812 - 1876). Morbihan. Astronomical clock built from 1850 to 1855 by Bernardin Morin. Ploermel, Morbihan, France
Ploermel Astronomical Clock - 19th century - Back - Astronomical clock - 19th century - Ploermel - France - back - Astronomical clock built from 1850 to 1855 by the Frere Bernardin (1812 - 1876). Morbihan. Astronomical clock built from 1850 to 1855 by Bernardin Morin. Ploermel, Morbihan, France

PIX4586054: Ploermel Astronomical Clock - 19th century - Back - Astronomical clock - 19th century - Ploermel - France - back - Astronomical clock built from 1850 to 1855 by the Frere Bernardin (1812 - 1876). Morbihan. Astronomical clock built from 1850 to 1855 by Bernardin Morin. Ploermel, Morbihan, France / Bridgeman Images

ID: PIX4586054

Ploermel Astronomical Clock - 19th century - Back - Astronomical clock - 19th century - Ploermel - France - back - Astronomical clock built from 1850 to 1855 by the Frere Bernardin (1812 - 1876). Morbihan. Astronomical clock built from 1850 to 1855 by Bernardin Morin. Ploermel, Morbihan, France

La Mire sud du meridien de Paris - Southern marker of the Paris meridian line - Mire du sud, located in Parc Montsouris. It was used as an adjustment for the Meridian bezel of the Paris Observatory. Formerly located on the Meridian of Paris, it was moved 35 metres east when the park was laid out. 5 - meter high obelisk in Parc Montsouris used for the Paris meridian line
La Mire sud du meridien de Paris - Southern marker of the Paris meridian line - Mire du sud, located in Parc Montsouris. It was used as an adjustment for the Meridian bezel of the Paris Observatory. Formerly located on the Meridian of Paris, it was moved 35 metres east when the park was laid out. 5 - meter high obelisk in Parc Montsouris used for the Paris meridian line

PIX4585053: La Mire sud du meridien de Paris - Southern marker of the Paris meridian line - Mire du sud, located in Parc Montsouris. It was used as an adjustment for the Meridian bezel of the Paris Observatory. Formerly located on the Meridian of Paris, it was moved 35 metres east when the park was laid out. 5 - meter high obelisk in Parc Montsouris used for the Paris meridian line / Bridgeman Images

ID: PIX4585053

La Mire sud du meridien de Paris - Southern marker of the Paris meridian line - Mire du sud, located in Parc Montsouris. It was used as an adjustment for the Meridian bezel of the Paris Observatory. Formerly located on the Meridian of Paris, it was moved 35 metres east when the park was laid out. 5 - meter high obelisk in Parc Montsouris used for the Paris meridian line

The church of Lanslevillard and sundial - Sundial on a church in France - Sundial of the church of Lanslevillard (Savoie). The main dial dates from 1745. The motto is a little erased. It says in Latin: “De mane usque ad vesperam finies me” (From morning to evening, here's my limits). Old sundial (1745) on the church of Lanslevillard, Savoie, France
The church of Lanslevillard and sundial - Sundial on a church in France - Sundial of the church of Lanslevillard (Savoie). The main dial dates from 1745. The motto is a little erased. It says in Latin: “De mane usque ad vesperam finies me” (From morning to evening, here's my limits). Old sundial (1745) on the church of Lanslevillard, Savoie, France

PIX4585215: The church of Lanslevillard and sundial - Sundial on a church in France - Sundial of the church of Lanslevillard (Savoie). The main dial dates from 1745. The motto is a little erased. It says in Latin: “De mane usque ad vesperam finies me” (From morning to evening, here's my limits). Old sundial (1745) on the church of Lanslevillard, Savoie, France / Bridgeman Images

ID: PIX4585215

The church of Lanslevillard and sundial - Sundial on a church in France - Sundial of the church of Lanslevillard (Savoie). The main dial dates from 1745. The motto is a little erased. It says in Latin: “De mane usque ad vesperam finies me” (From morning to evening, here's my limits). Old sundial (1745) on the church of Lanslevillard, Savoie, France

Sundial - Sundial in France - Sundial in Troyes (Hotel Dieu le Comte). Sundial in Troyes (Hotel Dieu le Comte), France
Sundial - Sundial in France - Sundial in Troyes (Hotel Dieu le Comte). Sundial in Troyes (Hotel Dieu le Comte), France

PIX4585231: Sundial - Sundial in France - Sundial in Troyes (Hotel Dieu le Comte). Sundial in Troyes (Hotel Dieu le Comte), France / Bridgeman Images

ID: PIX4585231

Sundial - Sundial in France - Sundial in Troyes (Hotel Dieu le Comte). Sundial in Troyes (Hotel Dieu le Comte), France

Landscape of the Midi, 19th century (oil on canvas)
Landscape of the Midi, 19th century (oil on canvas)

JLJ4585236: Landscape of the Midi, 19th century (oil on canvas), Ancillotti, Torello (1843-99) / Bridgeman Images

ID: JLJ4585236

Landscape of the Midi, 19th century (oil on canvas)

Ancillotti, Torello (1843-99)

Occultation of Venus by the Moon 12/2008 - Occultation of Venus by the Moon 12/2008 - Photographs of Venus near the Moon obtained on 1 December 2008 after its occultation by our satellite. Venus near the Moon, after its occultation. December 1st 2008
Occultation of Venus by the Moon 12/2008 - Occultation of Venus by the Moon 12/2008 - Photographs of Venus near the Moon obtained on 1 December 2008 after its occultation by our satellite. Venus near the Moon, after its occultation. December 1st 2008

PIX4586907: Occultation of Venus by the Moon 12/2008 - Occultation of Venus by the Moon 12/2008 - Photographs of Venus near the Moon obtained on 1 December 2008 after its occultation by our satellite. Venus near the Moon, after its occultation. December 1st 2008 / Bridgeman Images

ID: PIX4586907

Occultation of Venus by the Moon 12/2008 - Occultation of Venus by the Moon 12/2008 - Photographs of Venus near the Moon obtained on 1 December 2008 after its occultation by our satellite. Venus near the Moon, after its occultation. December 1st 2008

Conjunction Moon Venus - Moon-Venus conjunction - Conjunction between the Moon and Venus (Namibia). Conjunction of Moon and Venus, Namibia
Conjunction Moon Venus - Moon-Venus conjunction - Conjunction between the Moon and Venus (Namibia). Conjunction of Moon and Venus, Namibia

PIX4586626: Conjunction Moon Venus - Moon-Venus conjunction - Conjunction between the Moon and Venus (Namibia). Conjunction of Moon and Venus, Namibia / Bridgeman Images

ID: PIX4586626

Conjunction Moon Venus - Moon-Venus conjunction - Conjunction between the Moon and Venus (Namibia). Conjunction of Moon and Venus, Namibia

The Moon, Venus and Jupiter - Mount Wilson Telescope - Crescent Moon, Venus and Jupiter at Mt Wilson observatory - The Moon and Planets Venus (bottom) and Jupiter (right) seen on December 1, 2008. In the foreground, the historic 60 inch telescope of Mount Wilson. Conjunction between the crescent Moon with Earthshine, brilliant Venus, and Jupiter seen over the famous pioneering 60 Inch (first big reflector) telescope atop Mt Wilson near Los Angeles, California, on the first day of December, 2008
The Moon, Venus and Jupiter - Mount Wilson Telescope - Crescent Moon, Venus and Jupiter at Mt Wilson observatory - The Moon and Planets Venus (bottom) and Jupiter (right) seen on December 1, 2008. In the foreground, the historic 60 inch telescope of Mount Wilson. Conjunction between the crescent Moon with Earthshine, brilliant Venus, and Jupiter seen over the famous pioneering 60 Inch (first big reflector) telescope atop Mt Wilson near Los Angeles, California, on the first day of December, 2008

PIX4586993: The Moon, Venus and Jupiter - Mount Wilson Telescope - Crescent Moon, Venus and Jupiter at Mt Wilson observatory - The Moon and Planets Venus (bottom) and Jupiter (right) seen on December 1, 2008. In the foreground, the historic 60 inch telescope of Mount Wilson. Conjunction between the crescent Moon with Earthshine, brilliant Venus, and Jupiter seen over the famous pioneering 60 Inch (first big reflector) telescope atop Mt Wilson near Los Angeles, California, on the first day of December, 2008 / Bridgeman Images

ID: PIX4586993

The Moon, Venus and Jupiter - Mount Wilson Telescope - Crescent Moon, Venus and Jupiter at Mt Wilson observatory - The Moon and Planets Venus (bottom) and Jupiter (right) seen on December 1, 2008. In the foreground, the historic 60 inch telescope of Mount Wilson. Conjunction between the crescent Moon with Earthshine, brilliant Venus, and Jupiter seen over the famous pioneering 60 Inch (first big reflector) telescope atop Mt Wilson near Los Angeles, California, on the first day of December, 2008

Artist's view of a black hole and planets - Artist's view of a black hole, seen from a nearby planet being captured. Stellar black hole is born from the gravitational collapse of a massive star
Artist's view of a black hole and planets - Artist's view of a black hole, seen from a nearby planet being captured. Stellar black hole is born from the gravitational collapse of a massive star

PIX4584676: Artist's view of a black hole and planets - Artist's view of a black hole, seen from a nearby planet being captured. Stellar black hole is born from the gravitational collapse of a massive star / Bridgeman Images

ID: PIX4584676

Artist's view of a black hole and planets - Artist's view of a black hole, seen from a nearby planet being captured. Stellar black hole is born from the gravitational collapse of a massive star

Facade of Villa Mansi, 17th century
Facade of Villa Mansi, 17th century

LRI4584784: Facade of Villa Mansi, 17th century, Oddi, Muzio (1569-1639) (circle of) / Bridgeman Images

ID: LRI4584784

Facade of Villa Mansi, 17th century

Oddi, Muzio (1569-1639) (circle of)

General Rapp's Arcon Rifle, start of the 19th century
General Rapp's Arcon Rifle, start of the 19th century

JLJ4584837: General Rapp's Arcon Rifle, start of the 19th century, Boutet, Nicolas Noel (1761-1833) / Bridgeman Images

ID: JLJ4584837

General Rapp's Arcon Rifle, start of the 19th century

Boutet, Nicolas Noel (1761-1833)

Sundial of the Musee de Cluny - Sundial. Cluny museum - Sundial of the Musee de Cluny 75005 Paris. 1674. Dial motto: “” Nil sin nobis”” (nothing without us). 1674 sundial in Paris, Cluny museum
Sundial of the Musee de Cluny - Sundial. Cluny museum - Sundial of the Musee de Cluny 75005 Paris. 1674. Dial motto: “” Nil sin nobis”” (nothing without us). 1674 sundial in Paris, Cluny museum

PIX4584857: Sundial of the Musee de Cluny - Sundial. Cluny museum - Sundial of the Musee de Cluny 75005 Paris. 1674. Dial motto: “” Nil sin nobis”” (nothing without us). 1674 sundial in Paris, Cluny museum / Bridgeman Images

ID: PIX4584857

Sundial of the Musee de Cluny - Sundial. Cluny museum - Sundial of the Musee de Cluny 75005 Paris. 1674. Dial motto: “” Nil sin nobis”” (nothing without us). 1674 sundial in Paris, Cluny museum

Sundial of the Musee de Cluny - Sundial. Cluny museum, Paris - Sundial of the Musee de Cluny 75005 Paris. 1674. Dial motto: “” Nil sin nobis”” (nothing without us). 1674 sundial in Paris, Cluny museum
Sundial of the Musee de Cluny - Sundial. Cluny museum, Paris - Sundial of the Musee de Cluny 75005 Paris. 1674. Dial motto: “” Nil sin nobis”” (nothing without us). 1674 sundial in Paris, Cluny museum

PIX4584911: Sundial of the Musee de Cluny - Sundial. Cluny museum, Paris - Sundial of the Musee de Cluny 75005 Paris. 1674. Dial motto: “” Nil sin nobis”” (nothing without us). 1674 sundial in Paris, Cluny museum / Bridgeman Images

ID: PIX4584911

Sundial of the Musee de Cluny - Sundial. Cluny museum, Paris - Sundial of the Musee de Cluny 75005 Paris. 1674. Dial motto: “” Nil sin nobis”” (nothing without us). 1674 sundial in Paris, Cluny museum

Italy: Puglia: landscape in the valley of Itria in spring
Italy: Puglia: landscape in the valley of Itria in spring

GYS4721094: Italy: Puglia: landscape in the valley of Itria in spring / Bridgeman Images

ID: GYS4721094

Italy: Puglia: landscape in the valley of Itria in spring

Italian orchestra
Italian orchestra

MME4719010: Italian orchestra "New Orleans” welcoming jazz singer Louis Armstrong, Rome, Italy. 1952 (photo) / Bridgeman Images

ID: MME4719010

Italian orchestra "New Orleans” welcoming jazz singer Louis Armstrong, Rome, Italy. 1952 (photo)

Ireland - Earl of Kerry
Ireland - Earl of Kerry

GYS4719942: Ireland - Earl of Kerry / Bridgeman Images

ID: GYS4719942

Ireland - Earl of Kerry

Ireland - Count of Offaly: Site of Clonmacnois on the Shanon River: Monastic ruins of early Christianity - 7th century l
Ireland - Count of Offaly: Site of Clonmacnois on the Shanon River: Monastic ruins of early Christianity - 7th century l

GYS4719995: Ireland - Count of Offaly: Site of Clonmacnois on the Shanon River: Monastic ruins of early Christianity - 7th century l / Bridgeman Images

ID: GYS4719995

Ireland - Count of Offaly: Site of Clonmacnois on the Shanon River: Monastic ruins of early Christianity - 7th century l

Ireland - Count of Offaly: Garden a la Francaise of Birr Castle: Allee covered in charm
Ireland - Count of Offaly: Garden a la Francaise of Birr Castle: Allee covered in charm

GYS4720096: Ireland - Count of Offaly: Garden a la Francaise of Birr Castle: Allee covered in charm / Bridgeman Images

ID: GYS4720096

Ireland - Count of Offaly: Garden a la Francaise of Birr Castle: Allee covered in charm

Italy: Archaeological site of Herculanum at the foot of the Vesuve: Maison du Relief de Telephe
Italy: Archaeological site of Herculanum at the foot of the Vesuve: Maison du Relief de Telephe

GYS4720359: Italy: Archaeological site of Herculanum at the foot of the Vesuve: Maison du Relief de Telephe / Bridgeman Images

ID: GYS4720359

Italy: Archaeological site of Herculanum at the foot of the Vesuve: Maison du Relief de Telephe

Italy: Archaeological site of Pompei at the foot of the Vesuve: Maison de la Petite Fontaine
Italy: Archaeological site of Pompei at the foot of the Vesuve: Maison de la Petite Fontaine

GYS4720438: Italy: Archaeological site of Pompei at the foot of the Vesuve: Maison de la Petite Fontaine / Bridgeman Images

ID: GYS4720438

Italy: Archaeological site of Pompei at the foot of the Vesuve: Maison de la Petite Fontaine

Italy: Archaeological site of Pompei at the foot of the Vesuve: Mosaic
Italy: Archaeological site of Pompei at the foot of the Vesuve: Mosaic

GYS4720463: Italy: Archaeological site of Pompei at the foot of the Vesuve: Mosaic / Bridgeman Images

ID: GYS4720463

Italy: Archaeological site of Pompei at the foot of the Vesuve: Mosaic

The four temperaments: phlegmatic (slow and apathetic). Xylography, Augsburg 1480
The four temperaments: phlegmatic (slow and apathetic). Xylography, Augsburg 1480

GIA4711461: The four temperaments: phlegmatic (slow and apathetic). Xylography, Augsburg 1480, German School, (15th century) / Bridgeman Images

ID: GIA4711461

The four temperaments: phlegmatic (slow and apathetic). Xylography, Augsburg 1480

German School, (15th century)

The winter pool at the Molitor reopened on 19 May 2014 after two years of work, photo taken in 2014 (photo)
The winter pool at the Molitor reopened on 19 May 2014 after two years of work, photo taken in 2014 (photo)

OMG4708660: The winter pool at the Molitor reopened on 19 May 2014 after two years of work, photo taken in 2014 (photo) / Bridgeman Images

ID: OMG4708660

The winter pool at the Molitor reopened on 19 May 2014 after two years of work, photo taken in 2014 (photo)


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