Roundels Collection
"Exploring the Beauty of Roundels: A Glimpse into Art and History" Roundels, a captivating artistic element that has adorned various settings throughout history
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"Exploring the Beauty of Roundels: A Glimpse into Art and History" Roundels, a captivating artistic element that has adorned various settings throughout history, continue to intrigue us with their timeless charm. From Maurice Cowan and Fred Rome's masterpiece "Life, " to Giles Worsley's documentation of Nuthall Temple in Nottinghamshire, England's Lost Houses takes us on a visual journey through these enchanting circular motifs. Nostell Priory in Yorkshire showcases the grandeur at its finest. The Saloon ceiling boasts an exquisite centerpiece, capturing our attention with its intricate design and historical significance. Eileen Harris' book, The Country Houses of Robert Adam, allows us to appreciate this architectural gem through her black-and-white photographs. Moving beyond architecture, we delve into the world of furniture craftsmanship. An elegant desk and escritoire from 1865-67 exemplify how they are be incorporated into functional pieces. Crafted from pine, mahogany, ceramic, and brass elements merge seamlessly to create a harmonious blend of beauty and practicality. Artistic expressions take many forms; engravings depicting portraits of Edward IV, Edward V, and Richard III transport us back in time as we admire the skillful rendering captured within each delicate line. The Westland Wapiti Flying Squadron 601 painting brings aviation enthusiasts closer to their passion by showcasing this remarkable aircraft in gouache on paper. Its inclusion reminds us that even modern creations can incorporate traditional artistry such as roundel designs. Delving further into history reveals treasures like the Imperial presentation charger marked Sazikov with the Imperial warrant—a testament to both opulence and skilled craftsmanship that once graced noble tables across Russia. Stained glass windows have long been admired for their ability to infuse light-filled spaces with vibrant colors. A drawing room window featuring a Netherlandish Roundel from c.