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This angle makes you feel like your almost looking at a wall... fantastic as usual
Krazykim419
Tue 12-08-2009
such gorgeous tile work
linny
Tue 12-08-2009
i see the underbelly of the Trojan horse!! Do you?
LucieLou
Tue 12-08-2009
Love the details!
Canada
Wed 12-09-2009
The work thats gone in that tiling, shame its been left to rot, tho it is in good condition.
Matt
Wed 12-09-2009
Esheresque?

Once again, lovin' the titles.
Binky
Wed 12-09-2009
damn how did they lay tile so nice back then
nick
Wed 12-09-2009
beyond me why the tile was painted like that on the pillars if it wasn't original...eww.
STL girl
Wed 12-09-2009
gorgeous architecture
jjc
Thu 12-10-2009
I see the underbelly of the trojan horse, but also see a head to arms and two legs out of the body.
nivek
Sat 12-12-2009
Thats correct nivek! Good to see someone has some imagination!
LucieLou
Sat 12-12-2009
dizzying...if that is a word.....
pegasus64
Sun 12-13-2009
it almost looks like they are moving if you stare at them
Joe
Tue 12-15-2009
Binky - i just wonder how they do this stuff
wanderer
Fri 12-18-2009
You've got some amazing perspective going on in this gallery!
Aidan
Sat 12-19-2009
The tile work like that is a lost art. Wish I could be half as talented as they were or as you are Mr Motts. Thanks for all you do.
binabinaaa
Mon 12-28-2009

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