Dove Cote Collection
In the picturesque countryside of Dovecote Cornwall, a charming scene unfolds
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In the picturesque countryside of Dovecote Cornwall, a charming scene unfolds. Nestled amidst the idyllic landscape, stands a magnificent dovecote, housing a variety of beautiful Fantail Doves. These graceful creatures flutter and coo within their sanctuary, creating an enchanting ambiance. As we approach the dovecote, we are greeted by an array of carriages parked nearby. The sound of horses' hooves can be heard in the distance as they trot along the country lanes. Accompanying them are loyal dogs, faithfully following their masters on this peaceful day. Inside the dovecote itself, we find ourselves transported to Bethlehem's surroundings - reminiscent of a manger home room carved into a part-cave structure. This unique design adds to its rustic charm and provides shelter for both birds and visitors alike. The historical significance of dovecotes is evident throughout art history. A painting by Christiaan Wilhelmus Moorrees depicts a horse with halter near one such structure from 1811-1867. Esaias van de Velde's landscape showcases a brewery adjacent to another dovecote in 1615-1616. Dirk Stoop and John Ogilby immortalized the fable of the doves and hawks through their artwork in 1665 while Pieter van Lisebetten collaborated with Wenceslaus Hollar and Francis Barlow to capture pigeons residing within these structures. Emblematic representations also exist; Caspar Luyken and Christoph Weigel depicted dove emblems symbolizing peace during 1695-1705. Even leisure activities intertwine with these architectural wonders as seen in prints showcasing Kolf Players enjoying games on ice near towers repurposed as dovecotes. Lastly, let us not forget about ancient stone structures that have stood tall since the 16th century – testaments to enduring craftsmanship that continue to house our feathered friends.