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RMDEYHXJ–Monastery buildings and rural landscape, Kloster Lluc, Tramuntana, Majorca, Balearic Islands, Spain
RMPCRY3P–Dormagen Knechtsteden, monastery Knechtsteden with basilica and monastery buildings, park, Dormagen, Lower Rhine, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany, Europe
RMKT381H–Dormagen Knechtsteden, Monastery Knechtsteden with basilica and monastery buildings, parking, Dormagen, Lower Rhine, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,
RFKFJF0G–Monastery buildings at Danubyu, a town on the right (west) bank of the Irrawaddy River in Ayeyarwady Province of Myanmar (Burma)
RMCR97Y1–Monastery buildings, and shrine on the hillside overlooking the Valley of Druk-chu, Gansu. Langmusi.
RM2JFRXRX–Saint Catherine's Monastery, Sinai Peninsula, Egypt. 1930s. “A view of the inside of the monastery showing most of the buildings it contains”.
RMG1WDR5–Monastery buildings seen from the Holy Gate, entrance to Kirillov-Belozersky Monastery, north of Vologda, Russia.
RMF0F30G–geography / travel, Austria, Lower Austria, Melk, churches and monasteries, Melk Monastery, interior view, golden library, Benedictine abbey, benedictine, benedictines, monastery palace, splendid, magnificent, magnificent building, baroque, Cross of Melk, Crucifix of Melk, Central Europe, beadhouse, bedehouse, monastery building, monastery buildings, sacred building, sacred buildings, building, buildings, architecture, churches, church, monastery, monasteries, library, libraries, historic, historical, people, 1970s, 20th century, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMMX9TGT–. Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV. and Reginbert, Bishop of Brixen, praying at the foot of the Georgenberg. In the upper part, SS George, Benedict and James. Henry was an early donator to St. Georgenberg monastery (in 1097) which was turned into a benedictine abbey by Reginbert before or, at the latest, in 1138. So, the two never met in reality. As the 'parchment codex' also refers to an event of 1689, it was created later than that, but before 1704. It quite precisely depicts the monastery buildings of that period. before 1704. Unknown 240 Georgenberg, Henry IV and Reginbert praying at the foot o
RMKT385C–Dormagen Knechtsteden, Monastery Knechtsteden with basilica and monastery buildings, parking, Dormagen, Lower Rhine, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,
RMW9R83A–Monastery of Eberbach, film location, The Name of the Rose, Hesse, Germany, Europe, Eltville
RMA8YTY2–Old monastery buildings in the historic city center of Brugge Bruges Belgium with bronze statue of two hugging monks
RM2DF69JN–painting, Willem van Ingen, late 17th century, canvas, oil paint, painted, Carrier: 213 x 150.5 x 2.3cm 2130 x 1505 x 23mm, saint, chair, mountain landscape, man, tree, lead, Painting depicting Saints Bruno and Hugo of Grenoble. In a mountain landscape to the left on a throne is Saint Hugo, dressed in a red bishop's robe. He is sitting, fully turned to the right, full-length and wearing a red miter. He reaches the right hand to Saint Bruno kneeling in front of him and with the left hand points in the distance to the monastery buildings of the Chartreuse. Saint Bruno, like the six monks
RMCXRX92–Tibetan Buddhism, stupa and monastery buildings with prayer flags built in the traditional architectural style
RMG84YC5–Buckfast Abbey, part of an active Benedictine monastery at Buckfast, near Buckfastleigh, Devon, England.
RMG1WDR8–Monastery buildings seen from the Holy Gate, entrance to Kirillov-Belozersky Monastery, north of Vologda, Russia.
RMMWE444–. Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV. and Reginbert, Bishop of Brixen, praying at the foot of the Georgenberg. In the upper part, SS George, Benedict and James. Henry was an early donator to St. Georgenberg monastery (in 1097) which was turned into a benedictine abbey by Reginbert before or, at the latest, in 1138. So, the two never met in reality. As the 'parchment codex' also refers to an event of 1689, it was created later than that, but before 1704. It quite precisely depicts the monastery buildings of that period. before 1704. Unknown 239 Georgenberg, Henry IV and Reginbert praying at the foot o
RMCNRMXE–geography / travel, Germany, Bad Kissingen, buildings, Franciscan monastery, exterior view, 1894, Additional-Rights-Clearences-Not Available
RMKT3875–Dormagen Knechtsteden, Monastery Knechtsteden with basilica and monastery buildings, parking, Dormagen, Lower Rhine, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,
RM2BCE83H–'Fran√ßais¬†: Carte postale, vue des b√¢timents du monast√®re trappiste de Rogersville, vers 1920.English: Postcard looking down on Trappist monastery buildings in Rogersville, circa 1920.; 1920; http://archives.gnb.ca/Exhibits/Communities/Details.aspx?culture=fr-CA&community=3379; Not specified - non sp√©cifi√©; '
RM2H25B2R–Church and former monastery buildings at Herlufsholm, Næstved, Denmark, inhabiting a boarding school
RMKMG9HB–Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin, seat of the Apostolic Church, in Vagharshapat Armavir, Armenia exterior of monastery buildings
RM2B6282W–Rathaus Abtei in the monastery buildings of the former Benedictine abbey St. Vitus Gladbach on the Abteiberg
RMDGY9FH–Monastery buildings, assembly halls and the main hall, home of the 26 meters high statue of the goddess Janraisig
RFKFJF0K–Monastery buildings at Danubyu, a town on the right (west) bank of the Irrawaddy River in Ayeyarwady Province of Myanmar (Burma)
RMMYH59E–. Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV. and Reginbert, Bishop of Brixen, praying at the foot of the Georgenberg. In the upper part, SS George, Benedict and James. Henry was an early donator to St. Georgenberg monastery (in 1097) which was turned into a benedictine abbey by Reginbert before or, at the latest, in 1138. So, the two never met in reality. As the 'parchment codex' also refers to an event of 1689, it was created later than that, but before 1704. It quite precisely depicts the monastery buildings of that period. before 1704. Unknown 207 Georgenberg, Henry IV and Reginbert praying at the foot o
RFR7JB1P–Monastery buildings in the medieval Byzantine ghost town-castle of Mystras, Peloponnese, Greece
RMKR73PK–Dormagen Knechtsteden, Monastery Knechtsteden with basilica and monastery buildings, parking, Dormagen, Lower Rhine, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,
RM2BD7Y94–'Fran√ßais¬†: Carte postale, vue des b√¢timents du monast√®re trappiste de Rogersville, vers 1920.English: Postcard looking down on Trappist monastery buildings in Rogersville, circa 1920.; 1920; http://archives.gnb.ca/Exhibits/Communities/Details.aspx?culture=fr-CA&community=3379; Not specified - non sp√©cifi√©; '
RMHE53A3–Lhasa: Monastery Sera; Alley between the monastery buildings with pilgrimages, Tibet, China
RMKMG9H2–Mother See of Holy Etchmiadzin, seat of the Apostolic Church, in Vagharshapat Armavir, Armenia exterior of monastery buildings
RM2B6280T–Rathaus Abtei in the monastery buildings of the former Benedictine abbey St. Vitus Gladbach on the Abteiberg
RMCXRX8N–Tibetan Buddhism, monastery buildings built in the traditional Tibetan style, with green Chinese roof shingles and components
RFKFJF0T–Monastery buildings at Danubyu, a town on the right (west) bank of the Irrawaddy River in Ayeyarwady Province of Myanmar (Burma)
RMCXTJ5B–dh Monastery of Holy cross Omodos TROODOS CYPRUS Church old buildings arched balcony arch mountains cypriot monasteries
RMBH1GR3–Buildings of the Agios Georgios Krimnon monastery under clouded sky, Zakynthos, Ionian islands, Greece, Europe
RFM4Y674–Monastery buildings in the medieval Byzantine ghost town-castle of Mystras, with city of Sparta in background Peloponnese, Greece
RMKR731T–Dormagen Knechtsteden, Monastery Knechtsteden with basilica and monastery buildings, parking, Dormagen, Lower Rhine, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany,
RMHF9871–Benedictine Abbey of Santa Maria de Montserrat, framed by mountains. Monistrol de Montserrat, Catalonia, Spain.
RM2DGBPN4–A 19th century view of the ancient gatehouse of 12th Century Tewkesbury Abbey, Gloucestershire. A fine Norman abbey church, it was originally part of a monastery, which was saved from the Dissolution of the Monasteries by King Henry VIII after being bought by the townspeople for the price of the lead on the roof to use as their parish church. Most of the monastery buildings were destroyed during this time.
RF2EH7N8R–Bell tower of the Ursulinen Holy Saviour church in the historic city of Bruneck or Brunico, South Tyrol, Italy
RM2B62807–Rathaus Abtei in the monastery buildings of the former Benedictine abbey St. Vitus Gladbach on the Abteiberg
RFRA7861–Castle and Collegiate Church of St. Servatius with monastery buildings on the Schlossberg or castle hill, Quedlinburg
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