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    Just about all the tiles in Lisbon

    12 Jul 2016

    I took so many photos of tiles in Lisbon. SO MANY! I’ve already showed you some of my blue tiles, and I have a whole heap of subway tiles still to edit, but this post is just a mashup of all kinds of tiles, some handpainted, some press moulded, some unusual, some ugly, but most just lovely.

    Rua-josefa-de-obidos, Lisboa Photo: Heather Moore

    There’s a lot of need to keep looking up… and looking down too, as I found out while leaning out of my window, waiting for my Uber driver. My AirBnB apartment was covered in tiles too. Duh!

    Looking down in Lisbon Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Querubim-Lapa-panel Lisbon. Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

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    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Rua-Quintinha, Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Raul-Lino-1915. Tile Museum, Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Querubim-Lapa-panel, Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    One of the things that was sad to see was that many buildings have lost tiles from their facades. Some of these have dropped off through age and neglect, but Lisbon is also battling against the crime of tile theft, so if you’re visiting the city, and want to take a souvenir tile home with you, don’t buy it at the flea market, as apparently these are largely stolen from walls in town. I was charmed to see that some good folk were trying their best to repair the gaps, with varying success.

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Tiles of Lisbon. Photo: Heather Moore

    Posted in Travel, Friends & Neighbours and tagged pattern, Lisbon, tile, lisbon2016.
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    2 replies to “Just about all the tiles in Lisbon”

    1. dojo 20 Jun 2017 at 10:28 am

      These photos are worthy of putting into a book – “The Tiles of Lisbon” ! Wonderful mixture of sublime and utilitarian. I thoroughly enjoyed this.

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