Gallery›National Science and Media Museum Bradford›View of the Leaning Tower of Pisa in portrait orientation. Taken from West of the Tower. The seven storeys of Romanesque arcading are surmounted by a smaller circular storey withe larger arched windows. A thin railing edges the top two levels. Part of the end of the cathedral (the roof surmounted by a cross) is seen on the left of the image, a domestic house with window and roof to the right, hills beyond.
View of the Leaning Tower of Pisa in portrait orientation. Taken from West of the Tower. The seven storeys of Romanesque arcading are surmounted by a smaller circular storey withe larger arched windows. A thin railing edges the top two levels. Part of the end of the cathedral (the roof surmounted by a cross) is seen on the left of the image, a domestic house with window and roof to the right, hills beyond.
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View of the Leaning Tower of Pisa in portrait orientation. Taken from West of the Tower. The seven storeys of Romanesque arcading are surmounted by a smaller circular storey withe larger arched windows. A thin railing edges the top two levels. Part of the end of the cathedral (the roof surmounted by a cross) is seen on the left of the image, a domestic house with window and roof to the right, hills beyond.

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National Science and Media Museum Bradford

View of the Leaning Tower of Pisa in portrait orientation. Taken from West of the Tower. The seven storeys of Romanesque arcading are surmounted by a smaller circular storey withe larger arched windows. A thin railing edges the top two levels. Part of the end of the cathedral (the roof surmounted by a cross) is seen on the left of the image, a domestic house with window and roof to the right, hills beyond.

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