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(Architecture) The Santa Sophia Columbia rail lines and parks

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Description

rail lines and parks

on the west coast

and a brilliant tool to show size and insinuate importance

makes this a fine image with some detail and plenty of character

Done by the great illustrator and cartographer Richard Edes Harrison in October of 1939

(Architecture) The Santa Sophia Columbia rail lines and parks(Architecture) The Santa Sophia, Bingham Walter, 1971 With emperor Justinian watching the progress of workers as they scale the scaffolding toward the ceiling, this is the largest church in the world for almost a millennium, and is still the fourth largest dome today. Completed in 537 A. D. as a church, it would spend its life as a mosque and later in 1935, a museum. Condition is very good. Image size is approximately 13 x 17. 25 (inches)

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