- The
Italianate style was a
distinct 19th-century
phase in the
history of
classical architecture. Like
Palladianism and Neoclassicism, the
Italianate style...
- The
Italian Renaissance (Italian:
Rinascimento [rinaʃʃiˈmento]) was a
period in
Italian history between the 14th and 16th centuries. The
period is known...
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specifically to:
Italianate architecture Italianate Latin, a
pronunciation of
Latin Italianate Renaissance, the
style of the
Italian Renaissance Italianate-style...
- elevation, the
higher the
stopping power. The
first key
instance of a
trace Italianate was at the
Papal port of Civitavecchia,
where the
original walls were...
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ancient Romans spoke.
Since the late 19th and
early 20th centuries, an
Italianate pronunciation of
Latin has
grown to be
accepted as a
universal standard...
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metres long by 400
metres wide and is
divided between the Palace, its
Italianate garden, and a
small fishing village.
Until 1632, the island—known only...
- House, Richmond.
Circa 1888. Benvenuta, Parkville.
Completed 1893. The
Italianate style developed as a
result of
French painters who
idealised the Italian...
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coastal communities. The widow's walk is a
variation of the
Italianate cupola. The
Italianate cupola, its
larger instance being an
archetypal belvedere...
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station (one of Argentina's first), they had a
comfortable yet
understated italianate property built in 1860.
Relocating in 1929, the
family sold the property...
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Feldman Bennet.
Scala Publishers, 2004. ISBN 978-1-85759-352-5. The
Dutch Italianates: 17th-Century
Masterpieces from
Dulwich Picture Gallery, London. Philip...
