Incomparable pagoda posters & prints

Incomparable Pagoda, Mandalay, Burma Anonymous

The Incomparable Anonymous

Large Monolithic Pagoda Felice Beato

The Water Temple on Lake Bratan Anonymous

Sun and Moon Pagodas located on Banyan Lake, Guilin, China Anonymous

Temple of Heaven Anonymous

Pagoda, Nara, Japan Anonymous

A Pagoda, or Memorial Tower, in the Province of Quei-Chow, China Anonymous

Sun and Moon Pagodas located on Banyan Lake, Guilin, China Anonymous

Bullet Train Running Past Pagodas Anonymous

Pagoda at the Mogao Caves Anonymous

Kinkaku temple dedicated to the memory of the shogun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu 15th century Anonymous

General view over the 450 pagodas from Mandalay Hill, Burma Stereo Travel Co

Pagoda, Japan Anonymous

Wayzayanda monastery and pagodas at Moulmein, Burma, c.1890 Philip Adolphe Klier

The Bell Pagoda, Nara, Japan Anonymous

Ban Po Thar Pagoda in Malaysia Anonymous

The Chinese bridge and pagoda, erected in St James's Park, London Matthew Dubourg

The Great Pagoda of Tanjore (Thanjavur), India BL Singley

The seven pagodas near Madras Felice Beato

The Great Pagoda of Siam, from an account of Jesuits in Siam, 1688 French School

Chinese pagoda and bridge, St James's Park, Westminster, London Rawle

Chinese bridge and pagoda, St James's Park, Westminster, London Anonymous

Tiger Hill Pagoda, the 'Leaning Tower', of Soo-Chow Underwood & Underwood

The Pagoda, Kew Gardens, Richmond upon Thames, London Anonymous

The Pagoda, Eden Gardens, Calcutta, India Anonymous

Beisi Pagoda, Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, China Ernest Peterffy

The west side of the five-storey Yasaka Pagoda, Kyoto, Japan Underwood & Underwood

Shwedagon Pagoda, Rangoon, Burma Stereo Travel Co

A Pagoda at Tanjore. Anonymous

A Hindoo Pagoda at Malabar Hill, Near Bombay, India Anonymous

Chinese Pagoda Anonymous

View of the Chinese bridge and pagoda in St James's Park, London JR Hamble

An umbrella shaped pagoda, Bhamo, Burma Stereo Travel Co

Sule Pagoda from Pagoda Street, Rangoon, Burma Stereo Travel Co

Buildings in Trivady used by the Rajah of Tanjore on his visit Captain Linnaeus Tripe