Mexico City
My entry for Thursday Doors is about another door of Mexico City Cathedral, whose construction started in 1571 and was finished until 1813.
It is located at the left side of the Facade and Door of the Cathedral that I previously posted.
Both doors and the architectural design of the stone that surrounds the doors are very different. If you want to compare them, click on the link of the previous post, and tell me what you think.
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As an amateur woodworker I can tell you that there is an amazing amount of time, effort, and skill required to build a door like this.
It is a magnificent piece of art. Thanks for sharing it 🙂
I agree Norm. The carved work of this door is very impressive. Thanks for visiting my post. 🙂
Impressive!
janet
You’re right, Janet. It’s a magnificent door. Have a great week-end!
Marianne
The previous door is magnificent but so is this one. The work that must have gone into them is mind boggling.
Yes, specially because they were made on a time when there were no electric tools. Have a great week-end, Jean!
Marianne
Such talented craftsmen. Hope your weekend is good, too, Marianne.
Those doors are amazing, all that skilled craft work.
I totally agree, Joan. Have a great day!
Marianne
wow
🙂
Wow, those are impressive doors. The craftsmanship is amazing.
Thanks for the comment Dan. I agree, the work is amazing. Have a great week!
Marianne
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