Arcaded Collection
In the bustling streets of Oxford Market, a vintage car parked in front of a grand building catches the eye
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In the bustling streets of Oxford Market, a vintage car parked in front of a grand building catches the eye. The scene is reminiscent of a bygone era, where elegance and sophistication were paramount. As we delve deeper into history, we stumble upon an exquisite design for the Palace of Fame, showcasing intricate details and opulence fit for royalty. This courtly masque Britannia Triumphans transports us to a world filled with grandeur and splendor. Moving on, our gaze falls upon a mesmerizing Mamluk hardstone mosaic panel featuring an arcade of seven arches. Each arch tells its own story, inviting us to imagine the tales that unfolded within those ancient walls. The Old Arcades in Dieppe captivate our senses with their timeless beauty captured in oil on panel. It's as if we can almost hear the echoes of footsteps from centuries past reverberating through these architectural wonders. A striking Elizabeth I engraved horizontal table clock made from gilt brass takes center stage next. Its intricate engravings tell tales of precision and craftsmanship that were highly valued during this golden age. Continuing our journey through time, we encounter an Italian pietre dure inlaid marble table top depicting an interior scene. This masterpiece transports us into another realm altogether – one filled with artistry and imagination. Place Vendome in Paris beckons us with its allure captured perfectly in a photochrom from c. 1900. The elegant arcades lining the square exude sophistication and charm that have stood the test of time. Our exploration wouldn't be complete without delving into De Architectura Libri Decem by Marcus Pollio Vitruvius from 1521. Through woodcut prints, this influential work reveals secrets behind architectural marvels that continue to inspire generations even today. Finally, we find ourselves lost amidst a capriccio painting portraying a ruined Renaissance arcade and pavilion near tranquil waters crossed by bridges.