The Greek Revival was also part of a change that was occurring in America. America was industrializing a little bit, settling, and prospering. Houses slowly started changing from log cabins to Greek Revival Houses. As the Civil War was approaching styles and ideas of…
The living rooms are the most signified and open area. Following the dark and light hues style as well as the introduction of stone. The furniture is primarily lighter toned. The ceilings are the signified A frame and are again made with the commonly used wood. Decor ranges from modern to outdoors such as mounts of animals and or guns. The style is strictly based on personal appeal.…
* Brick work vs. stone, roof, windows, additions of statues, crypt designed in neo – Norman fashion…
Southern Renaissance peaked at the beginning of the 16th century, but subsequent decline of Italy caused many artists to seek employment north of the Alps. This period is often nicknamed as early renaissance in continental Europe, since first renaissance art was produced directly by Italians. They groomed artists in these lands, and came up with own invention of renaissance that we call High Renaissance and peaked around 1570. The Italian renaissance was often unpractical in Central and Northern Europe. The climate was not good for building Italian villas, the material such as marble was hard to find, and the decorative materials differ from Mediterranean climate. Italian style was very clear (such white painted walls), simple (such columns were fine and round), and building were suited to human dimension and often lacked ornaments. Northern style brought more decoration to the cities north of the Alps, such as frescos and stuccos, and wider usage of wood, iron, tiles, and bricks.…
The Romans also adopted their architecture that was made from marble with the classical design. The 3 most common architecture styles were:…
In the age of decadence and authenticity, William Morris stood out from the artists and designers of the time by creating works based upon good quality raw materials, hand processing and natural dyes. The walls of most Victorian homes, with few exceptions, were deeply colored, profusely patterned, draped with printed cloth, or heavily hung with pictures. Especially in the rising middle classes, to whom the industrial revolution had made available all means and variety of object and tool up until then enjoyed only by the wealthy (In cheaper, machine made versions). There was a taste for mass and detail and a passion to display. Plain white walls were especially unpopular. (Mccolgan 142) [See figures 2,3]. During the Gilded Age, William Morris’s style could be described as the opposite of decadence. His vision was to link art to industry by implementing aspects of fine art into his production of commercial design. Morris’s belief was that any designer should have a working knowledge of any media they were using,…
The first place I would like to discuss is Versailles. Some of the rooms here are named after planets such as The Venus Salon. On the ceiling of this room Venus is illustrated with the appearance of the Greek goddess of love, Aphrodite. The other art on the arches are there to show respect to ancient heroes; this included those of Louis XIV. Aside from the art in this room, the architecture is baroque as well. There is not a single part of this room that does not have some type of decoration. It is said that the Venus Salon represents the most baroque decor mostly due to the fact that this is "the only place where Le Brun made a dialogue between architecture, sculptures and paintings."( "Explore the Estate The Palace.")…
- Different angle to separate different areas like doctors’ wing and lounge for different function.…
2. Mannerist and reaissance architecture are both different from one another. Reainissance architecture is seen in…
The Roman orders of columns are used:- Tuscan, Doric, Ionic, Corinthian and Composite. The orders can either be structural, supporting an arcade or architrave, or purely decorative, set against a wall in the form of pilasters. During the Renaissance, architects aimed to use columns, pilasters, and entablatures as an integrated system. (“ Renaissance Architecture” Wikipedia). Windows may be paired and set within a semi-circular arch. They may have square lintels and triangular or segmental pediments, which are often used alternately.a high semi-circular topped opening flanked with two lower square-topped openings. The west window of Bath Abbey, is a fine example of the way that the vertical supports within the window, the difference between the high Gothic style of the fourteenth century and the late Gothic of fifteenth century England can be seen by comparing the techniques used in vaulting. (“Late English Gothic.”). Windows are used to bring light into the building and in domestic architecture, to give views. Stained glass, although sometimes present, is not a feature. (“ Renaissance Architecture, Essentials Humanities.”). The details used on the interior were also considered extravagant at the time. Doors usually have square lintels. They may be set within an arch or surmounted by a triangular or segmental pediment. Openings that do not have doors are usually arched and frequently have…
Regency England was highly structured and intensely class-conscious. During the period, the social ladder was an extremely fixed and rigid hierarchy within the nobility and the rest of the population. Those of the higher class, often referred to as the ton, lived extremely privileged and indulgent lifestyles, while the middle class where more interested in morality than manners.…
I was now emersed into the 19th century with the infusion of Greek Revival and Spanish- Pueblo features to represent the NM Territorial Style. The historic Casa Grande symbolizes the NM Territorial Style with features such as a flat roof, adobe structure, the use of vigas, white paint, central hallways and fireplaces in the corner of the rooms. Some of these features in architecture can be drawn back to the classic American Colonial style homes. For example, the center entrance with two windows on either side of and central hallway in the Casa Grande is also represented in some of the American Colonial style homes. The New England Colonial style was spread across from New England to what is now New York, Ohio, Illinois and northern Pennsylvania. Other similarities include the use of white paint and two story symmetrical building.…
In the beginning, “The Bungalow craze did not arise in a cultural vacuum, but was one expression of a boarder artistic movement at the turn of the century known as Arts and Crafts” (110). In the nineteenth century, the Progressive reform era promoted simple architectural styles. As the era progressed society changed living styles. But did they keep them conservative or radical? “The Bungalow’s appeal was also related to dramatic changes overtaking women in late nineteenth century” (111). The supporters of the Bungalow style of architecture were radical because of the progression or era, and simplicity that proceeded throughout society.…
Most people are not aware of how many different styles of houses there are in the world. The style of house varies due to its time of origin and country of origin. For example, a house in Moscow in 1980 will differ from a house in Chicago 2012 because the cultures and beliefs are different. There were also many architectural advances between 1980 and 2012. Things change over time and like the differences between the two time periods, the houses in Quincy are different from other houses around the country. These factors are important to keep in mind when evaluating the architecture of a house.…
For starters, many French artists drew inspiration by traveling to Italy for work and looking at the styles of their art. French art was an expression of absolute rule since many art pieces were of government officials showing power. The French baroque period is very similar to the High Renaissance in Italy with qualities of balance and limits on form and subject matter. The composition in figure 21.7 of the Landscape with St, John on Patmos by Nicolas Poussin suggest the physical rational arrangement of a spiritual, eternal, ideal world which is a concept of Baroque Classicism but this art has a more mythological landscape blend of this feature. A difference in the both styles are that the French did preliminary drawings like figure 21.6 with wash while Italian did more on the spot from nature for example still-life with models. In architecture we too can see an influence in figure 21.11of the East front of the Louvre, Paris with the use of paired columns along the sides like seen in Rome, Italy. In architecture as well we see a similarities in interior’s with large mirror making, starting in Venice then later brought to France as seen in sample 21.14 of the Galerie des Glaces in the Palace of Versailles. The interior in the French Classicism time are more extravagant as single strong pieces where as Italian interiors are taken as beautiful pieces as well but taken as a…