Nymphenburg Palace 10
A couple of shots of the beautiful Chinese silk wall paper in the Nymphenburg Palace
© Mark Simms Photography (2018)
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A couple of shots of the beautiful Chinese silk wall paper in the Nymphenburg Palace
© Mark Simms Photography (2018)
Mark Simms Photography 
7 Responses to “Nymphenburg Palace 10”
I’m afraid my absence has left me with far too much to catch up on 😦 I’ve enjoyed looking back through your blog – many lovely images and great times to boot by the looks of it!
Thanks Noeline……fully understand. Saw/liked your post the other day and thought I hadn’t seen anything from you for awhile. Hope you are OK.
Fine – just busy …. sadly not with ‘nice’ things!
Oh dear. Hope everything works out. Try to find some time for nice things. Take care.
This is beautiful. I especially love that you’ve captured the richness of the vibrant green.
Sadly, as I’ve grown older, whenever I travel to Europe and see these incredible images and structures of the past one of my first thoughts is how impoverished the majority of the population were so that the nobility and royalty could live in lavish excess.
I can’t imagine the cost of bringing this fine silk wallpaper all the way from China so long ago.
Absolutely, they were disgustingly wealthy. Still an impressive place to visit though.
vowww..beautiful it is..!!