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The Renaissance House - grey Poster by lonvig

With its heavy oak beams and carved brackets supporting the second storey, the house is an outstanding example of renaissance timber-frame buildings. The building originally had 22 bays, 10 of which are reconstructed here. The house was rebuilt in The Old Town in 1946 and houses facilities for children's activities and the school service.

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This marvelous customizable poster posted by a very talented designer named lonvig was tagged with aarhus city, aarhus, & renaissance. Our posters make great presents for all of your relatives and friends. You can find this unique "ancient" print in Zazzle's - Aarhus, Denmark store section right alongside numerous other excellent choices produced by an artist in the Zazzle community's marketplace.

The most outstanding pick in custom décor, your new Zazzle poster will look fabulous after it's made using lonvig’s ancient art. Printable on a variety of paper stock, our custom prints are offered in a wide selection of sizes and styles. Painstakingly reproduced, this Zazzle Seller's fantastic renaissance and ancient personalized print will liven up any dull wall. Exceptionally ingenious, this print is representative of the assortment of awesome fully customizable poster designs being promoted in Zazzle's - Aarhus, Denmark shop section.

The Renaissance House - grey

The house is the front building of a merchant's property originally built in Badstuegade in Aarhus.

With its heavy oak beams and carved brackets supporting the second storey, the house is an outstanding example of renaissance timber-frame buildings. The building originally had 22 bays, 10 of which are reconstructed here. The house was rebuilt in The Old Town in 1946 and houses facilities for children's activities and the school service.

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Made on 3/6/2007 1:36 AM

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