I could not resist taking pictures of the tile floors in Rome, Florence, and Venice. My quilter's brain went to work right away figuring out how they were put together.
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Don't turn me in! Photography is strictly forbidden in the Sistine Chapel, but I covertly snapped photos of the floors.
Capitoline Museum, Rome St. Mary Major (Santa Maria Maggiori), Rome
Sampietrini. Roman paving stones made from black basalt. 6 x 5 x 3 cm. Name comes from St. Peter's Square.
The Baptistery, Florence
The Baptistery, Florence
St. Mark's VeniceSt. Mark's, VeniceSt. Mark's, Venice
Doge's Palace, Venice
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