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Windows & Reflections
The Roman Pool at Hearst Castle is astonishing with its incredible mosaic tiles which were designed to evoke the feeling of ancient Roman and Greek baths. It is covered from floor to ceiling with eight types of mosaic tiles. Some of those tiles included elaborate designs depicting marine creatures and mythological figures.
Hearst Castle
San Simeon, California
The Pool was created using more than a million glass and gold tiles which creates a beautiful shimmering effect. It was built for William Randolph Hearst by architect Julia Morgan. The construction of the Roman Pool was primarily undertaken during the late 1920s and early 1930s, culminating in its completion in 1934.
It is a stunning sight to see and learn about all the intricate design details and the length of time it took before completion. It’s amazing to see the reflections of the windows and statues captured by my dad with a 35 mm camera back in 1979.
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Photo Credit: Copyright ©️ 1979Nornal H. Waters … All Rights Reserved.
Camera: Minolta XG-7 35 mm
Location: Roman Pool; Hearst Castle; San Simeon, California, USA
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The image clickable link is missing. (I made the same mistake and had to update the Monday Window post – ach.)
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When I click on the Monday Window image it links to the current Monday Window page.
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So sorry, Deb. I meant to put my comment on the Monday Window post on the “official” site where I had made a mistake. Somehow, I posted it to your blog. I apologize. Nothing wrong with your post. You are doing fine and I am happy that you are part of the “windows aficionados”.
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