Detail tile staircase and wall

GAZEBOS: Garden, patio, fabric gazebo, chandelier, rectangular dining table, Boston ferns garden surrounds, horizontal facing flower beds, four terra cotta pots

ARCHITECTURAL DETAIL EXTERIORS: Teutonic style, yellow - green Chicago brick, stepped gables, brick corbelling, terra cotta coping, bays, ornate chimney stacks, allegorical panels

Spanish style staircase

Detail tile staircase and wall

Terracotta vases

Style stairway with wrought iron banister

Ornately decorated interior of Santa Barbara Courthouse

Detail hand painted wooden bench

Terra Cotta Floor and Bar Stool Legs

Detail decorative tile work

Spanish Style Room and Brown Leather Chair

a woman planting a seedling

Artifacts - Relief - Italy A relief in Glazed Terra-cotta by Giovanni Della Robbia (1469-1529) The artists was the son of Andrea and grand-nephew of Luca Della Robbia.

Artifacts - Terra-cotta - Italy The Death of the Virgin, a group in terra-cotta by Alfonso Lombardi. Oratory near Santa Maria del Vita. Bologna. 1519. This piece was created in the year Leonardo Da Vinci and Lucretiat Borgia died and Herman Cortes intr

Artifacts - Terra-cotta - Spain A Gilt Terra-cotta (baked earth) Vase from Valencia, c. 1680 Valencia was once an independent kingdom within the Iberian peninsula. Located on the Mediterranean coast it is now a province of modern Spain.

Artifacts - Plate - Italy Enameled Terra-cotta by Luca della Robbia (1400-1482). The artist worked exclusively in marble and this is part of his most important work, begun in 1431. In that year Joan of Arc was burned at the stake in Rouen, France. Luca

Artifacts - Relief - Italy The Coronation of the Virgin, a relief in glazed terra-cotta by Andrea della Robbia (1435-1525) at the Church of Osservanza near Siena. The artist took over the Della Robbia studio upon the death of his uncle, Luca Della Robbi

Potted Plant

Potted Plant

Terra cotta stairway