NEO-GOTHIC STYLE

This beautiful Neo-Gothic style pair of double doors in walnut was made in the 19th century. The doors are decorated with finely carved decorations characteristic of the Neo-Gothic style, such as the flying chimeras, and whose richness and variety are notable. Fancy coat of arms decorate the upper parts: while a creature with a lion head and a fish body surmounted by a warrior bust are on two of the four doors, a cross and a bust of a bull adorn the two others. Lancets, a typical…

This beautiful Neo-Gothic style pair of double doors in walnut was made in the 19th century. The doors are decorated with finely carved decorations characteristic of the Neo-Gothic style, such as the flying chimeras, and whose richness and variety are notable. Fancy coat of arms decorate the upper parts: while a creature with a lion head and a fish body surmounted by a warrior bust are on two of the four doors, a cross and a bust of a bull adorn the two others. Lancets, a typical…

This beautiful Neo-Gothic style pair of double doors in walnut was made in the 19th century. The doors are decorated with finely carved decorations characteristic of the Neo-Gothic style, such as the flying chimeras, and whose richness and variety are notable. Fancy coat of arms decorate the upper parts: while a creature with a lion head and a fish body surmounted by a warrior bust are on two of the four doors, a cross and a bust of a bull adorn the two others. Lancets, a typical…

This magnificent Neo-Gothic style stained glass window is dated 1896 and signed by Hubert and Martineau. The window depicts a knight in armor and a reading lady, dressed in the 15th century fashion. They stand each under an arch in Gothic flamboyant style, and stand out against a background imitating the Renaissance tapestries. The stained-glass window uses the techniques of enamelled glass and acid-etched glass. Hubert and Martineau were Parisian glass painters in the last quarter of…

This magnificent Neo-Gothic style stained glass window is dated 1896 and signed by Hubert and Martineau. The window depicts a knight in armor and a reading lady, dressed in the 15th century fashion. They stand each under an arch in Gothic flamboyant style, and stand out against a background imitating the Renaissance tapestries. The stained-glass window uses the techniques of enamelled glass and acid-etched glass. Hubert and Martineau were Parisian glass painters in the last quarter of…

This magnificent Neo-Gothic style stained glass window is dated 1896 and signed by Hubert and Martineau. The window depicts a knight in armor and a reading lady, dressed in the 15th century fashion. They stand each under an arch in Gothic flamboyant style, and stand out against a background imitating the Renaissance tapestries. The stained-glass window uses the techniques of enamelled glass and acid-etched glass. Hubert and Martineau were Parisian glass painters in the last quarter of…

This Neo-Gothic style fireplace was built in the 19th century. In carved walnut , it consists in a large hood recalling the first chimneys of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance (see overmantel ), reviewed and corrected by the 19th century. Supported by columns, the entablature is broad and carved with three coats of arms alternating with fine carvings of motifs borrowed from Gothic style architecture, trilobed lancets and foliage. The hood is designed to recall the architecture of the…

This antique Neo-Gothic style walnut fireplace dates back to the late 19th century. Its form copies the composition of the Gothic chimneys of the Middle Ages, with a big hood and a sculpted decoration. A decor of lancet archs, slender columns and balusters recall the interior architecture of the cathedrals. Two dragons animate the edges of the hood, while the face is occupied by a sculpted group representing the archangel St Michael slaying the demon. St Michael appears with his tack and…

This antique Neo-Gothic style walnut fireplace dates back to the late 19th century. Its form copies the composition of the Gothic chimneys of the Middle Ages, with a big hood and a sculpted decoration. A decor of lancet archs, slender columns and balusters recall the interior architecture of the cathedrals. Two dragons animate the edges of the hood, while the face is occupied by a sculpted group representing the archangel St Michael slaying the demon. St Michael appears with his tack and…

This antique Neo-Gothic style walnut fireplace dates back to the late 19th century. Its form copies the composition of the Gothic chimneys of the Middle Ages, with a big hood and a sculpted decoration. A decor of lancet archs, slender columns and balusters recall the interior architecture of the cathedrals. Two dragons animate the edges of the hood, while the face is occupied by a sculpted group representing the archangel St Michael slaying the demon. St Michael appears with his tack and…

This large Neo-Gothic style stained glass window represents a great hunting scene with two men on their horses, hunting deers. Both men, wealthy squires, wear medieval costumes, as embroidered tunic, plumed hat and long spurs. One men is trying to pierce a deer with his spear. On the front of the scene, a crouched page is holding two menacing-looking dogs with a leash. At left, a third dog is about to stop the escape of a deer. This stained glass is of high artistic quality, thanks to the…

This large Neo-Gothic style stained glass window represents a great hunting scene with two men on their horses, hunting deers. Both men, wealthy squires, wear medieval costumes, as embroidered tunic, plumed hat and long spurs. One men is trying to pierce a deer with his spear. On the front of the scene, a crouched page is holding two menacing-looking dogs with a leash. At left, a third dog is about to stop the escape of a deer. This stained glass is of high artistic quality, thanks to the…

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The Library at Strawberry Hill, Twickenham. The house was built between 1749 to 1776 for Horace Walpole with Wiliam Robinson, and later James Essex as executive architects. The design was developed by the 'committee of taste', Richard Bentley, John Chute, and Walpole himself. Some of the interiors were designed by Bentley, Chute, and, in the 1760s, Thomas Pitt (later Lord Camelford), and Robert Adam. The Library was first devised by Bentley and then revised by Chute in 1754. The elaborate…

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