The stars of Istanbul: Cemeteries and Graves
Everywhere beside or behind a mosque, even in front at some houses, you can cemeteries, mausoleums and graves.
An abandoned cemetery in Divan
posted by CELSO JUNIOR at 10:18 pm
Monday, January 23, 2006
Everywhere beside or behind a mosque, even in front at some houses, you can cemeteries, mausoleums and graves.
An abandoned cemetery in Divan
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- Name: CELSO JUNIOR
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Born in Guararapes São Paulo, Brazil, I received an academic degree in painting from Escola de Música e Belas Artes do Paraná in Curitiba, Brazil in 1985. Since 1989, I have resided in Lisbon, Portugal. In addition to painting, created (1997) and directed the Lisbon Gay and Lesbian Film Festival till its 8th edition (2004). I’m a Boot Fetishist and an Artist. I have a face, I have a name, I have a gender and I have much more. Any anonymous comment on my blog will be deleted before be read. If you don’t exist you haven’t any reason to express your opinion.
Previous Posts
- The stars of Istanbul: Graves I
- The stars of Istanbul: Graves II
- The stars of Istanbul: Carpets and Kilims I
- The stars of Istanbul: Carpets and Kilims II
- The stars of Istanbul: Carpets and Kilims III
- The stars of Istanbul: Carpets and Kilims IV
- The stars of Istanbul: Carpets and Kilims V
- The stars of Istanbul: Traditional Markets I
- The stars of Istanbul: Traditional Markets II
- The stars of Istanbul: Hamams
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