Turkey, Looking through entrance to courtyard of Sultanahmet or Blue mosque at dawn; Istanbul

Arab Man Walking Through Courtyard Of The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosqueabu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Prague, Czech Republic; Palace Through An Archway

Morocco, Looking through arches of Hassan II mosque at dusk; Casablanca

Low angle view looking out towards the chapel and St Mark's Basilica through the courtyard of Doge's Palace, Palazzo Dulce; Venice, Italy

An islamic mosque view through an arched corridor; Istanbul, Turkey

Courtyard Of The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosqueabu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

Greece, Crete, Cats Walking past Church of Agia Triada Monastery; Akrotiri Peninsula

"Mouse trap through a hole, illustration"

Posterior view of the posterior longitudinal ligament; pedicles have been sawn through.

Transverse section through superior mediastinum at the level of the aortic arch.

Architecture - Italy - line art Detail Renaissance A section through a courtyard fountain in the Palazzo Lante, Piazza Della Caprettari.

Architecture - Italy - line art Detail Through arch. A section through an arch in the Palazzo Lante, Piazza Della Caprettari.

Male pelvis, coronal sections through pelvis anterior to rectum. A. Dissection, view of anterior portion from behind.

Diplodocus dinosaurs wade through shallow waters of a beautiful seashore.

Architecture - Italy - line art (ii3) Detail Renaissance Details from the first floor courtyard of the Palazzo Farnese, Rome (1517-1589) by Antonio da Sangallo (1483-1546), finished after his death in 1546 by Michelangelo at the request of Pope Paul II,

Courtyard of a Cuban Villa

Architecture - Italy - line art (q3) Detail Renaissance Ornamental detail from the courtyard of the Palazzo Della Cancellaria, Rome (1486) by Donato Bramante (1444-1514). The architect was contemporary and friend of Andrea del Verrocchio and also of Le

Architecture - Italy - line art (ii3) Perspective Illustration Renaissance Courtyard (cortile) of the Palazzo Farnese, Rome (1517-1589) by Antonio da Sangallo (1483-1546), finished after his death in 1546 by Michelangelo at the request of Pope Paul II,

Architecture - Italy - line art (ii3) Detail Renaissance Cornice and String-Course. Palazzo Farnese. Rome(1517-1589) by Antonio da Sangallo (1483-1546), finished after his death in 1546 by Michelangelo at the request of Pope Paul II, a member of the Far

Sunlit Courtyard Through Arch