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A detail in Saint-Sulpice, a 17th-century church in Paris—and the city's second-largest, only slightly smaller than Notre Dame. [To see more churches from around the world, go here.] |
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A detail in Saint-Sulpice, a 17th-century church in Paris—and the city's second-largest, only slightly smaller than Notre Dame. [To see more churches from around the world, go here.] |
Fascinating
ReplyDeleteFine detail emphasizing the beauty and importance of our link to the sea.
ReplyDeleteImpressive holy water dip
ReplyDeleteHmm. That doesn’t look like Helvetica, or Times New Roman. Aha. I’ve got it. It’s a variation of Arial. We might call it a kind of Ariel font.
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