Table Reserved
Comfortable... maybe with ergonomic cushions
Carnival...masks over masks
Three pillars of sustainability
And the sun returned after the storms
Stairs
People at the sun
They withstood the wind
The Puppet Shop
Mallard, the green head turned black
Puppet Museum
Aria
Sharp corner
Latvian Animation Puppets, Animacijas Brigade Stud…
Greeting March..
"No food", says her!
Giant yellow tulips
"Cat" escaping around the corner
Wool and sheep
ANTÓNIO LOBO ANTUNES
ANTÓNIO LOBO ANTUNES (1942-2026)
Bizarre door
No Dating Violence !
Saint Anthony
They train and she plays on cell phone
Rainy days
Only allowed to look
The new rising on the shoulders of the old
In a theater class
He has a say!
In monotony... will there be creativity?
Urban Chaos
Colorful house
The apothecary's shop
Table is ready
The damaged toy
Knowledge pyramid
Indispensable fence!
Attentive spectators
Dali passed by here
Good idea!
Architect's drawing board Luís Cristino da Silva..…
Problem quickly resolved
Together they pierce barriers
Exaltation of excess
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Nativity Scene And..
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www.ipernity.com/doc/842043/53246782
ESTREMOZ FIGURINE is a ceramic piece modeled according to traditional, centuries-old craft typologies that originated in Estremoz, dating back to at least the 17th century.
The painting is usually done using bright, vibrant colors reminiscent of the spring landscape, giving the figurine an extremely cheerful appearance.
There were made by potters from the village, specifically by women, who were even called "bonequeiras" (figurine makers).
In December 2017, the craft of Estremoz clay figurines was included by UNESCO in the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
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www.ipernity.com/doc/842043/53246782
ESTREMOZ FIGURINE is a ceramic piece modeled according to traditional, centuries-old craft typologies that originated in Estremoz, dating back to at least the 17th century.
The painting is usually done using bright, vibrant colors reminiscent of the spring landscape, giving the figurine an extremely cheerful appearance.
There were made by potters from the village, specifically by women, who were even called "bonequeiras" (figurine makers).
In December 2017, the craft of Estremoz clay figurines was included by UNESCO in the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
Many thanks for your visit, kind comments and fav
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Wünsche noch ein schönes Wochenende,liebe Grüße Güni :))
Bon WE Judite.
Very nicely captured Judite!
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