Brick Collection (page 100)

England, Bath, Roman baths
Roman baths at Bath, England. The Roman Baths complex is a site of historical interest in the English city of Bath. the Roman Bath House is supplied by water which bubbles up from the ground at Bath

Neo-gothic motif on building facade
Brickwork and decorative motif in a late 19th century neo-gothic faA

Brickwork and tiles on building facade
Brickwork and tiles in a late 19th century faA

Japan, Mount Nakadake, blocks of yellow sulphuric rock on sale at the top of the Nakadake cable car

Vote for National Democratic Union, political propaganda poster for the elections of 1946
Posters, Italy, 20th century. Vote for National Democratic Union. Political propaganda poster for the elections of 1946

Ancient bronze tile, from Pavia, Italy
Italic civilizations. Ancient bronze tile, from Pavia

Brick and slice of French Lingot de la Ginestarie eweA

Sliced brick of German Tilsiterkase cows milk cheese

Sliced brick of French Gratte-Paille cowA

Laying brick paving, tamping the bricks level using a piece of wood and the reverse end of a hammer, close-up

Brick base for a greenhouse

Using a pair of scissors to cut out salad leaves from salad bed, containing lettuce, cress and greens, close-up, high angle view

Emptying bricks from wheelbarrow onto soil, in a domestic garden, close-up

Spreading cement mix over set mortar in a canal (building a canal in a garden), close-up

Brick edging, close-up - Tatton Park, , 2011

Slate chippings at the edge of a lawn, close-up

Placing slate chippings around the edge of freshly laid turf, close-up

Gravel seperated by stones with brick border in domestic garden

Man planting thyme between paving blocks, close-up

Man placing loam-based potting compost in hole between paving blocks, to form planting pocket, close-up

Man removing sand and hardcore between brick pavers with trowel, to form planting pocket, close-up

Man applying edging to newly constructed brick path, close-up

Man removing block from brick path to form planting pocket, close-up

Man using straight wood to spread layer of sharp sand evenly over harcore

Man spreading strip of hardcore along side of brick path, close-up

Man tamping hardcore laid along newly laid brick path, close-up

Man standing on laid brick path with spade in soil, close-up

Man pushing shovel into soil with his foot, near the edge of a brick path, close-up

Rusty wheelbarrow leaning against wall of a brick shed

Sliced brick of French Baguette Laonnaise cows milk cheese

Sliced brick of Italian Dobbiaco cows milk cheese

Sliced brick of German Limburger cows milk cheese

Section of rampart and moat of Romes Servian wall, 4th century BC, drawing
Roman civilization, 4th century b.C. Section of rampart and moat of Romes Servian wall. Drawing

Mexico - Aztec archaeological site of Calixtlahuaca. Temple of Tlaloc and Altar of Skulls or Tzompantli, 14th century

Turkey, Pergamum, Asclepion, dating back 4th century B. C. and the temple of Telesphoros, 1st-2nd centuries B. C
Turkey - Pergamum - Asclepion, dating back 4th century b.C. and the temple of Telesforos, 1st-2nd centuries b.C. Detail of chapels

Peru - Cusco - Urubamba - Ollantaytambo, Inca archaeological site. Fortress of the Sacred Valley, 15th century

Lion decorating the processional way of the Ishtar Gate in Babylon, glazed bricks 6th Century B.C. France, Paris, Musee du Louvre, Babylonian art

Brick with handle, inscribed with names of manufacturers, Roman civilization
Roman civilization. Brick with handle, inscribed with the names of the manufacturers

Roman aqueduct, 2nd century AD
Turkey - Mediterranean Region - Ancient Aspendus (modern Belkis). Roman aqueduct, 2nd century A.D

Assyrian civilization. Statue of Goddess Ishtar with inscription from palace of King Assur-Bel-Kala. From Nineveh
Assyrian civilization. Statue of the Goddess Ishtar with an inscription from the palace of King Assur-Bel-Kala. From Nineveh

Detail of the lion head decorating the processional way of the Ishtar Gate in Babylon, glazed bricks 6th Century B.C. France, Paris, Musee du Louvre, Babylonian art

Peru, Urubamba Valley, Pisac, Huillac Uma residence, High Priest and Temple of the Moon
Peru - Urubamba Valley. Pisac, Inca archaeological site. Huillac Uma residence, High Priest, and the Temple of the Moon, the sacred district Intihuatana, 15th century

Satire depicting barricades at Vienna at 10 October, 1848 revolution, Johann Christian Schoeller (1782-1851)
Austria, 19th century. Johann Christian Schoeller (1782-1851), Die Barricade am Eingang der Schulerstrasse, den 10 October 1848. Satire depicting barricades at Vienna during 1848 revolution

Mexico, Aztec civilization, wall with snake head from Tenayuca archaeological site
Mexico - Tenayuca archaeological site. Wall with a snake head. Aztec civilization

Spain, Catalonia, Tarragona, Roman Tarraco, Baths in Roman Villa Dels Munts
Spain - Catalonia - Tarragona. Roman Tarraco, archaeological site (UNESCO World Heritage List, 2000). Roman Villa Dels Munts. Baths, architectural detail

India, Rajasthan, Jaisalmer Fort, clay pot propped up on bricks

Orange brick of French Pave du Nord cowA

Birds sheltering in a brick wall

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From the historic streets of Charleston to the bustling cities of London and Cincinnati, brick stands as a timeless symbol of strength and endurance. Its rich presence can be seen from above, like an aerial view capturing the grandeur of University in Dayton, Ohio. In the heart of Midlothian, Scotland's Royal Mile, brick buildings tell stories that span centuries. Marvel at St Pauls Cathedral in London, where Wrens Dome showcases the architectural mastery achieved with this humble material. The Mount Pleasant Hotel in Kings Cross welcomes visitors with its elegant brick facade, a testament to both style and substance. Across the Atlantic Ocean, Cincinnati Gardens proudly displays its exterior adorned with bricks that have witnessed countless moments of sportsmanship and entertainment. Meanwhile, Manchester Warehousemen Orphan Schools in Cheadle Hulme serve as a reminder of how bricks have shaped educational institutions throughout history. In Railway Ribaldry by W Heath Robinson's illustrations or Crockett Court in Galveston's Texas charm lies proof that even whimsical designs find their place within brick structures. Scala Cinema in Ilkeston invites moviegoers into its warm embrace while Whipps Cross Infirmary provides solace for those seeking healing amidst East London's urban landscape. But it is not just grand edifices that owe their existence to bricks; they are also found within everyday life. Step back into time as two women diligently work away in a Mexican kitchen captured by an unknown artist circa 1850 – showcasing how this versatile material has been woven into cultures across borders. Brick - an unassuming yet powerful force shaping our world one structure at a time.