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...delightful little cupboards abound... |
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The walls are richly and geneously covered with frescos. |
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The ground floor courtyard from the first floor. Note the downspouts, which delivered water collected from the roof, into the well. |
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Fifteenth century selfie |
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Quilt sighting! |
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It's a painted chest, but doesn't it look like three miniature room boxes? |
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Yes, this is a bathroom. All you need is a supply of hot and cold running servants. |
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The first floor bedroom |
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...with more delicious frescos |
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Ah yes, the downspouts. Terra cotta. |
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Renaissance needlework tools. An entire room in the palace is devoted to a display of needlecraft and the lovely items made by the women. |
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A nice little box of sewing tools. |
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A view of the street through a roundel in the Master Room window. |
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The courtyard goes up to the roof |
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Tapestry in the Master Room |
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Oh look. More dishes |
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These are handwarmers -- bottles to be filled with hot water. |
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Frescos in the Peacock Bedroom |
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and another painted chest. |
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