la tempête, originally uploaded by Klemens Kotowski.
par M. Meziati, 2004
avec micro mosaiques de 5×5 mm
taille: 75×55 CM
(its a repetition, without the huge frame)
une question: La peinture à l’huile, le modèle, quelle est son auteur ?
Morocco
tournesol, originally uploaded by Klemens Kotowski.
by Mohammed Meziati
Tangier, Morocco, 2006
with micro tiles > ½ CM x ½ CM ,
NOT grouted.
size: 20×20 CM (8”x8”)
First impressions do count so here are some gateways, big and small.
Front gate to the magic garden, originally uploaded by r.leavitt.
Isaiah Zagah from Philadelphia.
Boujeloud Gate – Fes, Morocco, originally uploaded by mike nl.
Mosaic gate, originally uploaded by phantom_xtl.
This one is from New York.
AEG Gate, originally uploaded by fraulein fra.
Yes, now you know what the AEG stands for when you look at your dishwasher.
Pretty Gate, originally uploaded by AssafBA.
Tel Aviv
Masjid Wazir Khan – front gate, originally uploaded by ZAK!.
This Mosque was built in 1634-35 A.D. during the reign of Mughal Emperor SHAHJEHAN by Ilm-Ud-Din Ansari Commanly known as Nawab Wazir Khan, who was governor of Lahore till 1639. The Mosque was completed in about 7 years.
Mosaic on gate – made with sea shells, originally uploaded by glittergirrrl.
Shahjehani masjid Thatta, originally uploaded by ZAK!.
Original main gate of Shahjahan masjid Thatta, not in use now, probably to save the original 500 year old woodwork and construction.
Elegant Gate, originally uploaded by Fianna.
Marrakech mosaic cutter, originally uploaded by Alan H Cameraman.
I'm a big fan of the colours used in Morocco and wondered how those wonderful mosaic murals and floors have been created.
I couldn't go past this photo on Flickr and the set it comes from http://www.flickr.com/photos/braindoc/sets/1275660/ is well worth looking at.
