Italianate Collection (page 11)

Villa Carlotta on the banks of Lake Como, Italy Date: circa 1910s

Osborne House, Isle of Wight - Queen Victoria and Prince Alberts marine residence, redesigned from 1845 by Thomas Cubitt in the Italianate style. Date: circa 1910s

LONDON: MARKET, 1833. The opening of the new Hungerford Market on the Strand in London, England, July 1833, is celebrated on the nearby Thames River and with George

Casa Rosada, in Plaza de Mayo, Buenos Aires, Argentina, South America

The 1860 Richards-DAR house, a fine Italianate house museum in the citys historic district, Mobile, Alabama, United States of America (U.S.A.), North America

Villa Lante / M Greuter
Garden of the illustrious Cardinal Montalto at Bagnaia now called Villa Lante. The Cardinal owned the villa between 1590-1623)

Palace of G-Duke Tuscana
Design of the sumptuous Garden & Palace of the Grand Duke of Toscana shows a series of formal Italian gardens including fountains, an obelisk & covered walkways

Villa Mattei by Rossi
VILLA MATTEI OR VILLA COELI MONTANA built in 1582 by Ciriaco Mattei showing a series of formal Italian gardens & buildings including a maze, obelisk & statuary

Osborne House 1850S
Victoria and Alberts marine residence, redesigned from 1845 by Thomas Cubitt in the Italianate style

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"Exploring the Italianate Influence: From Glasgow's George Square to Osborne House J030057" Immerse yourself in the captivating world architecture as you wander through George Square, Glasgow. Admire the grandeur and elegance of buildings inspired by this style, transporting you to a different era. Venture further to Osborne House J030057, where Queen Victoria herself sought solace within its Italianate walls. Feel like royalty as you stroll through its opulent rooms and marvel at the intricate details that make this architectural gem truly unique. As your journey continues, let your eyes be drawn to Mona Lisa (oil on canvas) - an iconic masterpiece that embodies the essence of Italian artistry. Its enigmatic smile echoes throughout history, leaving a lasting impression on all who gaze upon it. Delve into history with tales from Earl of Crawford tomb robbed in 1881. Uncover secrets and mysteries surrounding this unfortunate event that shook society during those times. Travel across continents to Africa House - a magnificent mansion built on an estate reminiscent of Italy's charm. Marvel at its grandeur and imagine yourself transported to another world altogether. Discover how even institutions such as Middlesex Pauper Lunatic Asylum embraced the allure design in 1849. Witness firsthand how beauty was incorporated into every aspect, providing solace for those seeking refuge within these walls. Wales' Portmeirion beckons with its own interpretation architecture amidst stunning natural surroundings. Lose yourself in its whimsical charm and picturesque landscapes that seem straight out of a fairytale. Plymouth Guildhall stands proudly as yet another testament to Italy's influence on British architecture. Its imposing presence commands attention while showcasing exquisite craftsmanship synonymous with the Italianate style. The east front and part of the grounds at Deepdene offer glimpses into England's Lost Houses by Giles Worsley (1961-2006), published in 2002.