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I have decided to dual-license my pics under GFDL and Creative Commons with attribution and copyleft. See the image pages for details on a particular image.

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  The Roman theatre at Fiesole, Tuscany, Italy is still used.
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  Arches near the Roman theatre at Fiesole, Tuscany, Italy.
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  Roman mosaic representing the four seasons. From Complutum (now Alcalá de Henares, Madrid, Spain).
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  Roman hypocaust from La Olmeda villa, Palencia, Spain.

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  St James the Great, the Moor-killer.
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  Statue of Gregory of Nin, in Split, Croatia, by Ivan Mestrovic, 1929.
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  Chimneys of Casa Milá, by Antonio Gaudí in Barcelona, Spain.
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  Parabolic or catenaric arches under the terrace of Casa Milá, by Antonio Gaudí in Barcelona, Spain.

 

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  Romanesque war elephant from San Baudelio de Berlanga, Spain. 11th century.
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  Español: Calle de la Abada, Madrid.
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  Español: Calle de la Abada, Madrid.

 

 

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  Goggomobil 400 S. Made in Spain under license.
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  Biscuter Comercial 200 C.
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  David Torpedo 2 S.

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  Tombstone of six Spanish Liberal politicians of the 19th century at the Panteón de Hombres Ilustres, Atocha, Madrid, Spain.
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  Tomb of José Canalejas Méndez at the Panteón de Hombres Ilustres in Atocha, Madrid, Spain.

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  The Gernikako Arbola oak, symbol of Biscayne freedoms.
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  Sabino Arana, founder of Basque nationalism, in 1890.
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  A tiled wall in Gernika claiming the Guernica for the town.

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  Second cover of the book.
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  Johann Martin Schleyer.
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  Ä, Ö, Ü had alternative forms proposed for Volapük.