Ambulatory Collection (#2)

Mosaic detail in ambulatory of Santa Constanza church, Rome, 4th century. Mosaics in the ambulatory are secular and could be considered Dionysiac with images of grapes, fruit, birds

The Ambulatory, Burgos Cathedral
The Cities of Spain The Ambulatory, Burgos Cathedral. The Cathedral of Burgos is one classic Spanish cathedrals and an important work of art within the world heritage. Date: 1906

TOME, Narciso (1690-1752). Transparent. 1729 - 1731. SPAIN. Toledo. Cathedral. Rococo. Relief on marble

Cross-Section Round Temple Pinaculu Termar series
Artokoloro

Ruin round Temple Templum Idor Egito series Ruinarum variarum fabricarum delineationes
Artokoloro

The Choir and North Ambulatory of the Church of Saint Bavo, Haarlem; Pieter Jansz. Saenredam, Dutch, 1597 - 1665; Netherlands, Europe; November 1634; Red chalk, graphite, pen and brown ink

Veterinary Surgeon

ambulatorio veterinario

Veterinary Surgeon

Veterinary Surgeon

Basilica of Saint Denis. FRANCE. Saint-Denis. Basilica of Saint Denis. Ambulatory, built under the guidance of the abbot Suger (1140-1144). Gothic art. Architecture

Royal Procession in the North Ambulatory of the Royal Exchan
Engraving showing Queen Victoria and Prince Albert processing down the North Ambulatory of the Royal Exchange, at its official opening in 1844

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The word "ambulatory" takes us on a captivating journey through various historical and architectural wonders. From the loggia at Horton Court to the Saint-Severin painting, we are transported to different eras and places. Intriguingly, we also encounter types of claws in a lithograph and an engraving that reveals the Cloister or Ambulatory of the Temple Church. These diverse images showcase the versatility of this term. Moving on, we find ourselves exploring Gloucester Cathedral's North Ambulatory, where history comes alive through its magnificent architecture. Sir John Crosby's monument in St. Helen's church further adds to our understanding of ambulatories as spaces for commemoration and remembrance. Our journey then takes us to Pozzuoli, where Prince Alfonso has left his mark by adding enhancements to an ambulatory leading to an amphitheater. The fusion of ancient ruins with modern additions creates a unique atmosphere that is both awe-inspiring and thought-provoking. As we delve deeper into this world, we discover mosaics adorning ambulatories such as those found in Santa Costanza—a testament to Constantia's vision before AD 354. These intricate artworks tell stories from times long past while showcasing exceptional craftsmanship. Finally, our adventure concludes with breathtaking views captured within these spaces—whether it be a view of the nave from c. 1050 or simply glimpses into their remarkable interiors. Through these captivating hints, "ambulatory" unveils itself as more than just a word; it becomes a portal connecting us with artistry, history, culture, and human ingenuity across time and space.