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Sorrento - Cloister Garden Hacienda Courtyard, Cloister Garden, Vision Photography, Peaceful Place, Architectural Styles, The Cloisters, San Francesco, Mediterranean Garden, The Middle Ages

The cloister of Chiesa di San Francesco compliments the unusual mix of architectural styles. The cloister is a marvelous atmospheric mix of many architectural styles, from the pagan era to the Middle Ages, and is a delightfully peaceful place to visit. Its evocative architecture, secluded tranquility and seasonal flowers create a unique environment for contemplation and quiet, far from the hubbub of the city. Jon & Tina Reid | Portfolio | Blog

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CHAP 8: This is actually a NYC Cloister so it is more modern, but it still works! A cloister is an open courtyard that is adjacent to the church. Some cloisters were covered by an ambulatory around all sides off of which access could be gained to other buildings and parts of the monastery. I just really think that it is very beautiful and well crafted. It makes me happy inside. Cloisters Nyc, Arabic Garden, Cloister Garden, Open Courtyard, Paradise Garden, Washington Heights, The Cloisters, Wall Garden, Garden Pathway

CHAP 8: This is actually a NYC Cloister so it is more modern, but it still works! A cloister is an open courtyard that is adjacent to the church. Some cloisters were covered by an ambulatory around all sides off of which access could be gained to other buildings and parts of the monastery. I just really think that it is very beautiful and well crafted. It makes me happy inside.

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Cloister of a Monastery: Santa María la Real de las Huelgas Monastery Aesthetic, Monastery Interior, Covered Walkways, Monastic Life, Covered Walkway, Paper Architecture, Romanesque Architecture, The Cloisters, Cathedral Church

Cloister, quadrilateral enclosure surrounded by covered walkways, and usually attached to a monastic or cathedral church and sometimes to a college. The term used in a narrow sense also applies to the walkways or alleys themselves (the central area being the cloister garth), in a general sense to

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