Antique Canons

19th Century FRENCH MODEL FIELD GUN This model canon with a 10mm bored tube of 19cm in length is raised upon an oak carriage on cast iron and painted spoked wheels with brass and ir...

The Canon is an Artwork realized in 1827 by the Engraver, Giuseppe Capparoni (Rome 1800- 1879).

Antique print religion titled 'Autre representation de Canon - Andere Afbeelding van Canon'. Old print depicting deity Canon, Japan.

Original antique print of a Canon Nun. This print originates from 'Costumes historiques de femmes du XIII, XIV et XV siècle' by C.

Handcolored Lithograph of Chanoine Ordinaire (Ordinary Canon), Plate 17, 1862 This beautifully handcolored lithograph depicts a Chanoine Ordinaire (Ordinary Canon) and is Plate 17...

Antique print titled 'Pagode de Canon - Pagode van Canon'. Old print depicting the pagoda of Canon, Japan.

A Pair of late 19th Century Canon Ball Brass and Iron Andirons. It measures 8.5" in width 18.5" in depth, 18" in height.

Antique print titled 'Chanoine régulier de la Congregation de Windesheim'. Print of a Canon of the Congregation of Windesheim. This print originates from 'Histoire et Costumes des Or...

Antique print titled 'Chanoine Regulier de Prémontre, en Ville'. Print of a Canon of Prémontre. This print originates from 'Histoire et Costumes des Ordres Religieux'.

Pair 18th Century Early American Brass and Iron Canon Ball Andirons. Measure 10" in width, 21" in depth and 16" in height.

Image dimensions: 13 x 8.5 cm. Hand signed. Edition of 100 prints on Hollande paper. From the collection: “Croquis du Front Italien” , published in Paris by D'Alignan editions. Anse...

Oil painting depicting an ecclesiastical interior with members of a cathedral or collegiate chapter assembled within a choir setting. Several clerics are positioned in carved wooden ...

The image portrays a figure labeled "Chanoine," which is French for "Canon," referring to a clergy member who is part of a cathedral or a collegiate chapter.

Antique print Indonesia titled 'Batterij van Kanons 12. c.m. (achterlaad) in het bivak'. Antique print depicting a military scene in Indonesia. Originates from 'De Oorlog tussche...

It originates from Fonte des Canons, an important work documenting the casting, forging, and finishing of cannons during the early modern period.

Chinois inventa, dit-on, la poudre a canon, nous en fit don (The Chinese invented gunpowder, they say, and made is a gift of it) Aquatint, roulette, drypoint, acid bite, and scorper...

Antique print titled 'Chanoine de Latran'. Print of a Canon of Saint John Lateran. This print originates from 'Histoire et Costumes des Ordres Religieux'.

A Pair of Early 20th Century George III Style Solid Brass Canon Ball Andirons. Meaures 11" in width, 17" in depth and stand 18" tall.

The clarity and ease of use of Vignola's treatise caused it to become in succeeding centuries the most published book in architectural history. This book was first published in 1562....

Prelate in Grand Mantle 17. Canon Regular 18. Canon Ordinary 19. Secret Chamberlain 20.

Regular Canon of the Order of St. James of Spain in Choir Attire This hand-colored engraving portrays a regular canon of the Order of St.

While this monumental design draws upon the aesthetic canons of the refined Qianlong era, these pieces became immensely popular in the West as highly prestigious, luxury collectibles.

The chest follows the canons of the Louis Philippe style, with a thin curved drawer on the top over three, larger and inset drawers.

The pope is the sovereign of the order. The order creates "canons" as well as knights, with the primary mission to "support the Christian presence in the Holy Land".

Designed by Thorvald Bindesbøll (1846–1908), the defining figure of Danish Skønvirke and the most original Danish designer of his generation, included in the Danish Cultural Canon fo...

Exceptional Louis XVI-inspired twelve-light chandelier in "canon de fusil" patinated and gilded bronze, richly adorned with rosettes, garlands, pearls, prisms, and cut faceted crysta...

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: Contains chapter 5 of A. Canon Doyle's "Rodney Stone".

His work has become part of the Swedish design canon, and his furniture and products continue to be appreciated for their timeless beauty and practical usability.

The depiction conveys a profound spirituality, typical of the iconographic canons required in the 16th century, and can be traced back to a painter still active in that century, or a...

The sides feature beautifully detailed mounts with canons, a drum, a rifle, a trumpet and a flag below slides fitted with an intricately cast floral motif knob that withdraw to exten...

The work is documented in Sièges français, published by Éditions Charles Moreau circa 1929, plate 8, confirming its place within the canon of French Art Deco seating. Dufrène was a ...

Originally from Prussia, Wilkins settled in England and became archdeacon of Suffolk and Canon at Canterbury Cathedral. Indistinctly signed in graphite to the lower left.

With its elegant design, evoking the canons of the French Gothic tradition, the sculpture will capture the admiration of any lover of ancient sculpture, certainly for its ideal beaut...

Beautiful pair of Louis XVI style amphora-shaped vases in gilded bronze and "canon de fusil" patinated bronze. The neck, decorated with twisted fluting, is topped with a bouquet comp...

Precision and decor were the canons of the time, and this Bianchi Legitima balance is a stunning example of just that.

In France in particular, women painted through the realism of their bodies conveyed their sensual physicality, such as the models of Courbet and Ingres, modelling them according to t...

Designed by Thorvald Bindesbøll (1846–1908), the defining figure of Danish Skønvirke, included in the Danish Cultural Canon for a body of work encompassing ceramics, furniture, graph...

If we now consider the style of the composition, with its pronounced chiaroscuro – where the light vigorously models the goddess’s soft forms – and the fusion of the mythological ele...

The console follows the typical Jacobean style canons with turned legs and geometrical molding used throughout as decoration.

His work has become part of the Swedish design canon, and his furniture and products continue to be appreciated for their timeless beauty and practical usability.

Kitchen table hand-crafted in the United Kingdom in the mid 1800s using oak and following the canons of the Jacobean style. The table has beautiful proportion and gorgeous character...

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...

Owning artist copies of masters such as Dürer or Pourbus was not considered a compromise, but rather a mark of high cultural prestige and a celebration of the classical canons of bea...

As for the cross proposed here, we see a painting rendered according to the fourteenth-century canons introduced by Giotto: Christ has a recumbent head and great attention is given t...

Characteristic of this current of painters was precisely the portrayal of popular scenes of everyday life in papal Rome, repudiating the official canons and subjects of the time, as ...

Thorvald Bindesbøll (1846–1908) occupies a singular position in Danish cultural history, included in the Danish Cultural Canon for a body of work that encompasses ceramics, furniture...

• It has real provenance in the Lalique decorative-arts canon; the Dahlias model is documented in reference listings and catalogue-raisonné citations for Lalique glass.

Although it is an elegant carving in its movement and modeling, its canon is short, with long torsos, short legs and large hands and feet.

From an attributional standpoint, it is easy to identify the elements and stylistic canons typical of the floral compositions of the Monnoyer family, the undisputed masters of Franco...

A bronze statue that illustrates Polykleitos's treatise The Canon, which outlined the mathematical proportions of the ideal male body.

A rare and exquisite complete set of nine Japanese lacquer sweet trays (kashiki) executed in the supremely demanding togidashi maki-e technique — one of the most time-consuming and t...

The chair features a classic shield-form back with a gently curved crest rail, fluted tapered legs, and carved rosette blocks with original gilt accents at the corners—hallmarks of t...

His work has become part of the Swedish design canon, and his furniture and products continue to be appreciated for their timeless beauty and practical usability.

Additional examples of Bellows's 1916 lithographs are found in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Modern Art, Cleveland Museum of Art, National Gallery of A...

Trained within the Emilian academic tradition, he turned early toward a realism of Nordic and Caravaggesque derivation, far removed from the classicist canon. His painting, character...

Each chair features an oval back with a molded frame, fluted tapering legs, and carved rosette blocks at the corners - classic elements of the Louis XVI canon. The frames are finishe...

It captures a moment when design was not merely decorative but a vital instrument in shaping history, making it a compelling and historically rich work within the canon of 20th-centu...

The continuous lines of the armrests, which merge into the backrest in a soft curve, also correspond to this formal canon and testify to an understanding of design in which construct...

In his works, and our portrait perfectly reflects his canons, an extraordinary naturalistic imprint, great realism and remarkable essentiality are evident.

Pope Innocent X knighted him and commissioned him to carry out important works, including the fresco cycle in the Palazzo Pamphili in Piazza Navona, thanks to the support of Monsigno...