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PMR442-07 France, Paris: Artist working in Monmartre with the dome of Sacré-Coeur Basilica behind. Keywords: capital city, Bohemia, artists' quarter, architecture, metropolis
PMR437-10 Germany, Upper Bavaria, in the grounds of Ludwig II's Linderhof Palace: Moorish Kiosk, acquired by Ludwig from Bohemia in 1896, surrounded by autumn foliage. Keywords: alpine, nature, countryside, picturesque, alpine scenery, Alps, mountain range
PMR437-09 Germany, Upper Bavaria, in the grounds of Ludwig II's Linderhof Palace: Moorish Kiosk, acquired by Ludwig from Bohemia in 1896. Keywords: alpine, nature, countryside, picturesque, alpine scenery, Alps, mountain range
PMR398-05 Linderhof, Upper Bavaria: Linderhof Palace, the only palace to be completed by King Ludwig II. Here, the Moorish Kiosk, one of the features in the park. The walls are faced with pressed zinc plaques with intricate relief mouldings, with a golden cupola as crown. The kiosk was acquired by Ludwig II in Bohemia in 1876. Keywords: royal palace, reflections, park, architecture, rococo, tourist attraction, arabesques, byzantine
PMR398-04 Linderhof, Upper Bavaria: Linderhof Palace, the only palace to be completed by King Ludwig II. Here, the Moorish Kiosk, one of the features in the park. The walls are faced with pressed zinc plaques with intricate relief mouldings, with a golden cupola as crown. The kiosk was acquired by Ludwig II in Bohemia in 1876. Keywords: royal palace, reflections, park, architecture, rococo, tourist attraction, arabesques, byzantine
PMR398-03 Linderhof, Upper Bavaria: Linderhof Palace, the only palace to be completed by King Ludwig II. Here, the Moorish Kiosk, one of the features in the park. The walls are faced with pressed zinc plaques with intricate relief mouldings, with a golden cupola as crown. The kiosk was acquired by Ludwig II in Bohemia in 1876. Keywords: royal palace, byzantine, arabesques, tourist attraction, rococo, architecture, park, reflections

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