Antique Cathedral

This ornamental motif, inspired by the tracery of Gothic cathedrals and castles, reflects the architectural vocabulary of late medieval France and transforms what was once a purely f...

The craftsmanship captures the ecclesiastical grandeur of cathedral ornamentation in a form that feels both sculptural and architectural.

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Original vintage travel poster for Spain featuring a great Art Deco design by the renowned Spanish artist and illustrator Carlos Saenz de Tejada (1897-1958). depicting the Cordoba Co...

Following the completion of a pair of pictures for the Seville Cathedral, he began to specialize in the themes that brought him his greatest successes: the Virgin and Child and the I...

Main decoration is a detailed hand -engraved Moscow's Kremlin complex as it looked like in 1861 with the Chudov Monastery, Ascension Convent with their 16th-century cathedrals, the ...

Known subjects include views of St. Louis Cathedral, French Quarter streets and courtyards, banana boats and working vessels along the river, City Park, and the city’s characteristic...

In a lecture delivered by Gropius for the Exhibition of Unknown Architects, the architect discussed how artists of all media would co—operatively build a metaphorical cathedral of th...

The cheekbones are strongly marked, as in the Massacre of the Innocents on the portal of the cathedral of Saint-Trophime in Arles. The body, wrapped in a broad garment whose incised ...

Racinet created these plates as educational and decorative studies, drawing inspiration from illuminated manuscripts, cathedral sculpture, mosaics, tomb effigies, and medieval miniat...

Each oval ceramic composition is modeled in high relief, one depicting a Gothic cathedral with soaring twin spires, the other an Arc de Triomphe-style monument, both rendered with st...

Ludgate Hill (1921): A masterpiece of drypoint and aquatint depicting a bustling street scene with the massive dome of St Paul's Cathedral faintly materialising in the background.

The Marble Arch in London and the Duomo di Siena are also made from this stone, as are the interiors of Manila Cathedral, the cold-white marbles of the Sheikh Zayed Mosque and the ca...

Offering an extensive collection of unique religious objects spanning many centuries, regions, cultures and religions, from authentic holy relics, early Christian artifacts, monstran...

Centering an oval cut diamond weighing 1.09 carats - E color with VS1 clarity Set in a pierced basket flanked by cathedral shoulders Flanked by knife edge shoulders Inscribed with ca...

Arthur Saliger, former director of the Cathedral Museum in Vienna and curator of the Medieval Collection at the Belvedere, for his art-historical analysis.

Crafted in France circa 1870, the finely detailed landscape is hand-painted on porcelain and portrays a panoramic riverside view of the city with its stone bridge spanning the Yonne ...

For this type of door, plain glass can be used, but for a serious and professional restoration, "Cathedral glass" should be used, which in the Art Nouveau period was typically green ...

These ceremonial headdresses feature Gothic architectural forms, jeweled ornamentation, heraldic motifs, fleur-de-lis decoration, and sacred iconography inspired by illuminated manus...

Comparable examples may be observed in the Flamboyant Gothic decoration of the Cathedral Notre-Dame in Rouen, as well as in the sculpted culots of the choir at Chartres Cathedral, wh...

Description: Rectangular nickel-plated silver snuff box with an illustration of a Gothic cathedral on the lid and a gold interior. Metal: Silver.

Originally positioned in a grand ecclesiastical structure in the heart of Rouen—perhaps the Abbey of Saint-Ouen or the Cathedral's North Transept—it was designed to be viewed from be...

Such volumes were used by monastic, cathedral, collegiate, and parish choirs. The book was a Gradual rather than an antiphonal: it supplied chants for the Mass, not principally the ...

The main entrance of the detailed cathedral is accessible by a wide staircase, particularized by four columns.

This large-scale composition illustrates one of the most dramatic episodes in the religious history of Spain: the assassination of Pedro Arbués, canon of Zaragoza and Inquisitor of A...

Centering an old European cut diamond weighing approximately 2.48 carats - H color and VS1 clarity Set in an eight prong mount with a pierced navette motif basket flanked by cathedra...

Copenhagen (Statens Mus. for Kunst): Motherhood (1914) Geneva (MAH): St-Cirq-Lapopie (1946) Geneva (Petit Palais): Corvette Entering Port (1906); Women Bathing (1907) Grenoble: Alleg...

This 19th century Minton heraldic lion tile design is after a 13th century tile found in Westminster Cathedral. Produced by Minton circa 1842. The lion is a common theme in heraldry.

A clear advantage is his highly distinctive and defined personal style, which links him to works such as the choir stalls of Oviedo Cathedral, the tombs of the Núñez de la Serna fami...

He died in Canterbury in 1780, aged, and eighty-seven, and was buried in the Cathedral. Notes: [1] See John Pine, The Procession and Ceremonies Observed at the Time of the Instal...

Martino (1637-8/9; see 1967,0211.2); SS Apostles (1638-46; see 1895,0915.728); and the Cappella del Tesoro in the cathedral of S. Gennaro. He returned to Rome in 1646, where his last...

Martino (1637-8/9; see 1967,0211.2); SS Apostles (1638-46; see 1895,0915.728); and the Cappella del Tesoro in the cathedral of S. Gennaro. He returned to Rome in 1646, where his last...

Martino (1637-8/9; see 1967,0211.2); SS Apostles (1638-46; see 1895,0915.728); and the Cappella del Tesoro in the cathedral of S. Gennaro. He returned to Rome in 1646, where his last...

Martino (1637-8/9; see 1967,0211.2); SS Apostles (1638-46; see 1895,0915.728); and the Cappella del Tesoro in the cathedral of S. Gennaro. He returned to Rome in 1646, where his last...

Martino (1637-8/9; see 1967,0211.2); SS Apostles (1638-46; see 1895,0915.728); and the Cappella del Tesoro in the cathedral of S. Gennaro. He returned to Rome in 1646, where his last...

Martino (1637-8/9; see 1967,0211.2); SS Apostles (1638-46; see 1895,0915.728); and the Cappella del Tesoro in the cathedral of S. Gennaro. He returned to Rome in 1646, where his last...

Architectural mantel clock rendered in dense, highly textured tramp art carving, built up from layered chip-carved wood to form a cathedral-like façade. The case features deeply face...

The view features the iconic medieval Catholic cathedral at center, with the River Seine flowing around the Île de la Cité and into the background.

Traditionally used as a crowning element in a Baroque high altar or above a cathedral pulpit, this piece represents the pinnacle of late Enlightenment-era ecclesiastical carving. ​

Leverd’s handling of the medium is both fluid and precise, with washes of grey and ochre building the softly clouded sky, contrasted by sharper architectural lines in the bridge and ...

A superb baroque stand, crafted from wood (possibly Oak) with painted design in gilt, dating to the 18th century, German, these would originally have displayed the statues of the sai...

This very attractive painting is from the Dutch Golden Age depicts a bustling figurative landscape, with figures on horseback and a dog to the foreground with many other figurative g...

The second part is a small rose cut diamond set in a cathedral prong setting, giving the pendant a bit more lenght and the opportunity to move joyfully while being worn.

Crafted in solid oak, the bench reflects the enduring influence of the Gothic Revival movement, when European cabinetmakers looked back to the great cathedrals, abbeys and ecclesiast...

Weighing just under 1 carat (0.86), she has those chunky facets that reflect even the glow of a candle and is nestled in a tall filigree crown, aptly called a cathedral setting. Prof...

He is best known for his portrait work and decorative mosaics in St Paul's Cathedral in London. He was the son of the portraitist George Richmond RA and studied at the Royal Academy...

In 1798 he exhibited a highly regarded sketch of Peterborough Cathedral at the Royal Academy of Arts, London and became a regular exhibitor at the RA until the foundation of the Old ...

Caldwell (1851–1914) and Victor F. von Lossberg (1853–1942), the firm left a legacy of custom designed and finely-made, metal gates, lanterns, chandeliers, ceiling and wall fixtures,...

Perfect for framing a cathedral ceiling, an entryway, or a decorative wall sculpture.

The central section is articulated with open lancet windows framed by pointed arches, recalling miniature cathedral architecture. Delicate applied details, including crockets and orn...

Such was his talent that in 1866, Brucciani succeeded in casting the 18 metre, 12th century facade of the cathedral at Santiago de Compostela, Spain, known as the Portico de la Glori...

The beautiful gemstones are prong-set in a Floral 14 karat Yellow Gold Cathedral Setting with Open Cutout Gallery and Split Shank.

A Moody, Captivating 1920s Modern Paris Nocturne Scene of Notre Dame Cathedral by Notable Florida WPA Era Artist, George Snow Hill.

The scale and clarity of the notation are characteristic of liturgical manuscripts intended for use by monastic or cathedral choirs. One page is enhanced with a finely painted herald...

To someone who has not seen it in person, this monumental armoire is best described as a breathtaking masterpiece of architectural furniture, standing as imposing and intricate as th...

The line synthesizes Parisian models and Lorraine prototypes such as the Virgin from the cloister of Saint-Dié Cathedral or the Virgin and Child of Châtenois, from which it differs b...

The castle later played a historical role in 1170 when its owner Hugh de Morville fled to it after taking part in the infamous murder of Archbishop Thomas Becket in Canterbury Cathed...

The façade features elaborate fretwork, arched cathedral-style openings, turned columns, and finely executed lattice panels.

Lancelot, unsure of what medium the drawings depicted, suggested that they might be a tomb relief, stained glass, a fresco, or even a tapestry.[13] When Lancelot presented Foucault's...