- hill,
which since 1775 has been
crowned by the
Gloriette structure.
Maria Theresa decided the
Gloriette should be
designed to
glorify Habsburg power and...
- A
gloriette (from the 12th-century
French gloire meaning "little room") is a
building in a
garden erected on a site that is
elevated with
respect to the...
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Evening (liner notes). Nite Jewel.
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Villa Lysis (initially, La
Gloriette; today,
Villa Fersen) is a
villa on
Capri built by
industrialist and poet
Jacques d'Adelswärd-Fersen in 1905. "Dedicated...
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Mulhouse in
Alsace Johnson's Belvedere, "Tower of Baaa" in Findlay,
Illinois Gloriette de
Buffon in the
Jardin des
plantes in
Paris Haldon Belvedere, in Devon...
-
abundant in
Great Britain.
Eastlink hotel, in
Victoria Roman ruin and
gloriettes, in the park of Schönbrunn Palace,
Vienna H****enspark
toren in the H****enspark...
-
mythological deities and virtues. The
Neptune Fountain at the foot of the
Gloriette hill is the
crowning monument of the
Great Parterre.
Other sculptures...
- the
original village of
Lidice with the
fragments of
burnt buildings, a
gloriette,
several monuments, a
cemetery and the Rose Garden. In the
eastern part...
- then
overpowering them. It was
probably during John's
reign that the
Gloriette in the
inner bailey was built. The Pipe Rolls,
records of
royal expenditure...
- arm of the
Atlantic Ocean. The
Mohawk River rises at the
outlet of Lake
Gloriette in
Dixville Notch and
flows west-northwest to the
Connecticut River in...
