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Reconstruction of the Second Theatre at Laodicea, c. 1750
XYC156451 Reconstruction of the Second Theatre at Laodicea, c.1750 (pen and ink and wash over graphite on laid paper) by Borra

Plate XC-I Large scale Illustration of a detail of the Portico of the Pantheon from
CSM74893 Plate XC-I Large scale Illustration of a detail of the Portico of the Pantheon from Vedute, first published in 1756, pub. by E. & F.N Spon Ltd

The Contrasts, plate 24 from Le Bon Genre, 1811 (engraving)
STC98448 The Contrasts, plate 24 from Le Bon Genre, 1811 (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; The Stapleton Collection; French, out of copyright

Elevation of the Mirror Wall in the Jasper Study in the Agate Pavilion at Tsarskoye Selo
884438 Elevation of the Mirror Wall in the Jasper Study in the Agate Pavilion at Tsarskoye Selo, 1780 (pen & ink with w/c on paper) by Cameron

Design for an ancient capital and base from a Temple of Jupiter (engraving)
HOP146663 Design for an ancient capital and base from a Temple of Jupiter (engraving) by French School, (18th century); Private Collection; French, out of copyright

L Ordre Corinthian, in or before 1768. Creator: Charles Louis Clerisseau
L Ordre Corinthian, in or before 1768

Vestiges d un temple de la Grece. Creator: Jean Francois Janinet
Vestiges d un temple de la Grece. [Ruins of a Greek temple]

Acro, Corinth from Corinth, 1913. Creator: Joseph Pennell
Acro, Corinth from Corinth, 1913

View in a Church with Corinthian Columns and Statues of Apollo, Melpomene, and Moses, 1560

Open Hall Supported by Corinthian Columns, 1560. Creators: Johannes van Doetecum I
Open Hall Supported by Corinthian Columns, 1560

Trinity College Library in Dublin, Ireland Victorian Engraving, Circa 1840
Very Rare, Beautifully Illustrated Antique Engraving of TTrinity College Library in Dublin, Ireland Victorian Engraving, Circa 1840 from Our Own Country, Great Britain, Descriptive, Historical

The National, Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London, built between 1834 and 1838. Seen here from across one of the fountains in Trafalgar Square. Date: built 1834 - 1838

Greece, Philippi. Corinthian column at ancient ruins of Basilica. Credit as: Dennis Flaherty / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont. com

Temple courtyard with figures, after David Teniers the Elder (?), 1625-77

Plate 4: a Corinthian capital on the ground at left, a monument with figures in low relief at left in the middleground, various animals and two shepherds at right

Seven columns of the Temple of Juturna with Corinthian capitals... (Sette colonne con capitelli corinti spettanti al Tempio di Giuturna...), 18th century

The Great Column (top block), ca. 1517. Creator: Albrecht Durer
The Great Column (top block), ca. 1517

Israel, Jerusalem. Basilica of the Agony

St George's, Bloomsbury, 1844. Creator: Unknown
St George's, Bloomsbury, 1844. This singular structure, situated in Hart-street, Bloomsbury-square, is one of the fifty new churches appointed to be built at the public expense

Temple of Mars Ultor, Rome, 1840-45. Creator: James Holland
Temple of Mars Ultor, Rome, 1840-45

Design for Section of a Rococo Room, with a Coved Ceiling and Ornamented Corinthian Doorway, ca. 1750

Temple of Jupiter Tonans, Rome, 1850s. Creator: Unknown
Temple of Jupiter Tonans, Rome, 1850s

Temple of Jupiter, 1880s. Creator: Unknown
Temple of Jupiter, 1880s

Temple of Concord, Rome, 1850s. Creator: Calvert Jones
Temple of Concord, Rome, 1850s

Alexandria, Egypt - Pompeys Column and Fort Napoleon (where Napoleon Bonaparte left behind one of his cannons, after his short occupation of Egypt at the end of the eighteenth century)

Nelsons Column (1840-1843). Trafalgar Square. London
Nelsons Column (1840-1843). Designed by William Railton (1800-1877), was built to commemorate Admiral Horatio Nelson (1758-1805). Corinthian order and Dartmor granite

TRAFALGAR SQUARE 1950S
Two of Londons most famous landmarks, the National Gallery and St. Martin-in-the- Fields church, both in Trafalgar Square. Date: 1950s

THE NATIONAL GALLERY
An atmospheric photograph of the National Gallery, London: Three men walking into the portico on a sunny day. Note St. Martin-in-the-Fields church, in the background. Date: 1950s

Social - Gay Moments 1820
Tom, Jerry, Logic and Corinthian Kate have fun at home Date: 1820

PARIS / PANTHEON C1820
Pantheon: view of the facade Date: circa 1820

PARIS / PANTHEON C1860
Pantheon: view of the facade Date: circa 1860

PARIS / LOUVRE C1904 PHOTO
Le Louvre: the main facade, viewed at an angle Date: circa 1904

HAYMARKET THEATRE 1895
The impressive front of the theatre with its Corinthian columns. Date: 1895

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Slovenia, Ljubljana, Cobblers Bridge

Italy, Lombardy, Sabbionetta, Corinthian pillars, Ancient styled Theatre

Greece, Attica, Athens, Hadrians Arch

USA, New York, Manhattan, Wall Street Stock Exchange, the facade with American flags attached

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Greece, Attica, Athens, Hadrians Arch

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Greece, Attica, Athens, Hadrians Library

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England, London, Former Port of London Authority building, 10 Trinity Square

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"Exploring the Timeless Beauty of Corinthian: From Classical Orders to Iconic Structures" Step into the world of architectural marvels as we uncover the captivating allure of Corinthian. This exquisite style, one of the three Classical Orders alongside Doric and Ionic columns, has left an indelible mark on history. Imagine yourself transported to ancient Rome, where Cicero's powerful speeches echoed through grand halls adorned with Corinthian columns. The Claverton Street Chapel in London pays homage to this timeless design, showcasing its elegance even in a modern setting. But it is Greece that truly embraced Corinthian's splendor. In Athens, Hadrian's Library stands proudly as a testament to Roman Emperor Hadrian's vision. And amidst the ruins of the Roman Forum captured by Robert MacPherson in 1867, Corinthian columns still stand tall, whispering stories from centuries past. Architecture enthusiasts will appreciate Charles Lawrie's engraved masterpiece depicting the Orders of Architecture. Here, Doric, Ionic and Corinthian column capitals are meticulously illustrated – each boasting its unique charm and character. Venturing further afield brings us to Al Khazneh Temple in Petra, Jordan – an awe-inspiring structure adorned with intricate Corinthian details. Meanwhile, Rome beckons with its iconic Arch of Titus and Temple of Vesta; both exemplifying how this architectural style transcends time and borders. Whether you find yourself exploring Syria's Palmyra or wandering through Homs Governate – remnants like the Funerary Temple and Arab Citadel showcase how even amidst turmoil, these magnificent structures endure. Corinthian remains a symbol of beauty frozen in stone - an eternal reminder that artistry can withstand the test of time.