Roman Architecture

Clean lines, restrained ornamentation, and balanced proportions are hallmarks of the Louis XVI style, inspired by ancient Greek and Roman architecture. This table’s compact scale mak...

Dimensions in cm: Height 52 cm x Width 16 cm x Depth 16 cm  - Lamp Height 62 cm x Width 31 cm x Depth 31 cm  - With shade Dimensions in inches: Height 1 foot, 8 inches x Width 6 inc...

In Roman architectural practice, capitals are briefly treated in their proper context among the detailing proper to each of the "Orders", in the only complete architectural textbook ...

, Latin: Ordo Corinthius) is the last developed of the three principal classical orders of Ancient Greek architecture and Roman architecture. The other two are the Doric order which ...

The exquisitely engraved carnelian intaglio depicts a complex scene with classical Roman architectural buildings, possibly the Piazza del Popolo in Rome, surrounded by angels with Ch...

Through an intelligent orchestration of color and form, Roman transforms architectural geometry into a vibrant, Mediterranean-inflected landscape—offering a refined and uplifting pre...

Within this defined space, sumptuous acanthus leaves unfurl in mirrored formations, their origins reaching back to Greco-Roman architecture. Long associated with immortality, endurin...

In Roman architectural practice, capitals are briefly treated in their proper context among the detailing proper to each of the "Orders", in the only complete architectural textbook ...

This column in black and rouge marble featuring dore bronze mounts is a classic order of Greek and Roman architecture. The entity is raised on a shaped black Belgian marble base.

Such imagery was especially appropriate for the garden environment, conceived by the Romans as a space in which architecture, nature, sculpture and mythology were brought together.

Designers of the era drew inspiration from the clean geometry and symmetry of ancient Greek and Roman architecture, resulting in furniture celebrated for its balance, refinement, and...

Her representation on coins, sculptures, and architectural designs conveyed Roman political and religious ideals.

In Roman architectural practice, capitals are briefly treated in their proper context among the detailing proper to each of the "Orders", in the only complete architectural textbook ...

The encircling band of acanthus leaves beneath the basket reinforces its classical lineage, referencing ancient Greek and Roman architectural ornament associated with endurance and r...

The Swiss Guard figure is shown wearing the instantly recognizable striped uniform long associated with papal service, rendered here with careful attention to color, cut, and posture...

In Roman architectural practice, capitals are briefly treated in their proper context among the detailing proper to each of the "Orders", in the only complete architectural textbook ...

Excavations of ancient sites, particularly in Italy, transformed contemporary understanding of Greek and Roman architecture and strongly influenced the development of Neoclassical ar...

The pair would make an attractive display grouping of Roman architecture. A discount is available for purchase of the pair of prints.

The circular underplate continues this lavish scheme, incorporating a central medallion with radiating gilt anthemion and vine-work framed by a series of alternating classical panels...

In Roman architectural practice, capitals are briefly treated in their proper context among the detailing proper to each of the "Orders", in the only complete architectural textbook ...

The pair would make an attractive display grouping of Roman architecture. Please inquire about the discount available for the purchase of the pair of prints.

In Roman architectural practice, capitals are briefly treated in their proper context among the detailing proper to each of the "Orders", in the only complete architectural textbook ...

These versatile architectural elements offer numerous placement possibilities.

Grecian aspirations informed the Greek Revival, lasting into the 1850s. Using Roman architectural vocabulary, the Federal style applied to the balanced and symmetrical version of Geo...

In Roman architectural practice, capitals are briefly treated in their proper context among the detailing proper to each of the "Orders", in the only complete architectural textbook ...

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....

Montfaucon’s monumental encyclopedia of classical antiquities is regarded as one of the foundational works of archaeology and art history, bringing together visual studies of ancient...

Montfaucon’s monumental encyclopedic survey of classical antiquities became one of the foundational publications of archaeology and art history, documenting ancient Roman and Greek o...

Montfaucon’s monumental encyclopedia of classical antiquities became one of the foundational works of archaeology and art history, documenting ancient Roman and Greek objects, archit...

In Roman architectural practice, capitals are briefly treated in their proper context among the detailing proper to each of the "Orders", in the only complete architectural textbook ...

The Parentesi collection, introduced in 1982, marked Bulgari’s move toward modular, everyday luxury jewelry—pieces designed to transition seamlessly between day and evening while mai...

Fornasetti's work drew inspiration from Greek and Roman architecture, surrealism, and metaphysical art, notably featuring the face of opera singer Lina Cavalieri in his Tema e Variaz...

He published the treatise The Four Books of Architecture (1570) through which his models had a profound influence on Western architecture; The imitation of his style gave rise to a m...

The composition focuses on the harmonious Renaissance courtyard, framed by arcaded loggias and balanced architectural proportions characteristic of Roman palatial design.

Keywords: Florin Antiques, Bronze Pedestal, Greco Roman Style, Pompeii Inspired, Neapolitan Bronze, Classical Pedestal, Pair of Pedestals, Roman Revival, Architectural Ornament, Bron...

Roman architecture, until this time deemed the style that architects should emulate, now seemed derivative.

Title: Ancient Greek House Architectural Plan after Vitruvius, Tardieu, 1825 Description: Original antique architectural engraving showing the reconstructed plan of an ancient Greek...

His book of architectural ornaments, as suggested by the title of the print, would have been a collection of designs that were intended to be used as guides for creating decorative e...

Pair of 1960s architectural nightstands. Nightstands are incised and engraved with black depicting classical surrealistic Roman temple architecture.

The upper part of the composition presents relief panels with animals, chariots, and standing figures arranged within architectural frames, evoking Roman funerary or honorific monume...

Plate XXXIII from L'Ornement Polychrome, this sheet illustrates the visual splendor of Eastern Roman religious art and architecture as it flourished from the 4th to 15th century.

Inspired by motifs from Classical Antiquity, these sculptural architectural elements reflect the enduring influence of ancient Greek and Roman design on 19th-century decorative arts.

The figures’ gestures and flowing garments create a strong horizontal movement, recalling monumental Roman sarcophagi and architectural reliefs. Below, the sheet is anchored by an or...

This descriptive caption places the engraving within a broader series dedicated to the documentation of Roman antiquities, appealing to an 18th-century audience fascinated by classic...

More generally, Neoclassical art rose in popularity in mid-18th-century Europe, where the style drew heavily from both the Renaissance and classical Greek and Roman art, architecture...

A mid 18th century Grand Tour white statuary marble relief of a Roman emperor, possibly Augustus Caesar, presented on a custom-made steel stand as pictured.

In Roman architectural practice, capitals are briefly treated in their proper context among the detailing proper to each of the "Orders", in the only complete architectural textbook ...

Roman Antiquarian Studies – Coins, Temples & Ritual Architectur, Set of 2 - 1721 A compelling pair of early 18th-century engravings illustrating Roman temple forms, architectural de...

Historical Context: The Corinthian Order The Corinthian order is one of the three principal classical orders of ancient Greek and Roman architecture, alongside the Doric and Ionic.

This corner cupboard is made with lithographic transfer and lacquered wood that has a red and black background with shades of green, yellow, and white depicting a classical Roman arc...

Italian Neo-classic style (20th Cent) vertical landscape oil painting of an architectural Roman arch portico in a gold carved frame.

Around 1818, Prout began to create sketches and watercolours from the continent, finding his niche skilfully capturing naturally lit architecture and quaint side streets. Samuel Prou...

Marble surfaces and sculptural details beautifully preserved. Keywords: Greco-Roman warrior, monumental marble sculpture, Italian marble, classical statuary, Roman soldier, Greek wa...

18th Century, Painting with Architectural Capriccio with figures, attributed to Isaac De Moucheron Measures: canvas cm H 108 x L 152; with frame cm H 132 x L 176 x 8 The painting i...

Roman Fortress, Old Cairo, and Ancient Granary Plans – Egypt Engraving, 1776 Description: This original 1776 architectural engraving presents detailed plans and an elevation of a Ro...

The pair would make an attractive display grouping of Roman architecture. A discount is available for purchase of the pair of prints.

Neoclassical Influence: The design of this tureen—with its emphasis on simple geometric forms, symmetry, and classical motifs like the rope-twist (a form derived from ancient Greek a...

each large engraving framed in period ebonized frame, the scenes depicting Roman views with architecture and figures

An unusual and decorative early print combining ancient Roman history, architecture and maritime subjects.

The canvas on offer, a beautiful example of architectural fantasy, is a work of excellent quality by the late Baroque painter Pietro Francesco Garola (Turin 1638 - Rome 1716), a lead...