Verandas Collection

Untitled (Family Portrait-People With House), Printed 1858 circa. Creator: Hippolyte Bayard
Untitled (Family Portrait-People With House), Printed 1858 circa

Moment of talk (oil on canvas)
5906512 Moment of talk (oil on canvas) by Gude, Nils (1859-1908); 56x40 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: Pratestund); Photo © O. Vaering

Dans la veranda, 1884 (oil on canvas)
5854573 Dans la veranda, 1884 (oil on canvas) by Morisot, Berthe (1841-95); 81.2 x 100.2 cm; Private Collection; Photo eChristies Images; French, out of copyright

John Burroughs (1827-1921), American naturalist, seated on hammock in centre of group
AQS336803 John Burroughs (1827-1921), American naturalist, seated on hammock in centre of group (silver chloride photo) by American Photographer

Illustration depicting Lady Murasaki, 1731 (woodcut)
1068413 Illustration depicting Lady Murasaki, 1731 (woodcut) by Nishikawa Sukenobu (1671-1751); 24.8x35.4 cm; Dallas Museum of Art, Texas, USA; (add.info.: Murasaki Shikibu)

A Grand English Country Home - Goodwood House in Sussex - converted to a modern war hospital. Patients beds on one of the Verandas. Date: 1940

Downtown Yangon street with satellite dishes 2
Yangon, Myanmar - 22 Jauary 2013; Bleak, ugly city street in central Yangon, the capital of Myanmar, festooned with cables, clutter and satellite dishes

Downtown Yangon street with satellite dishes w2
Yangon, Myanmar - 22 Jauary 2013; Bleak, ugly city street in central Yangon, the capital of Myanmar, festooned with cables, clutter and satellite dishes

Downtown Yangon street with satellite dishes w1
Yangon, Myanmar - 22 Jauary 2013; Bleak, ugly city street in central Yangon, the capital of Myanmar, festooned with cables, clutter and satellite dishes

Downtown Yangon street with satellite dishes w3
Yangon, Myanmar - 22 Jauary 2013; Bleak, ugly city street in central Yangon, the capital of Myanmar, festooned with cables, clutter and satellite dishes

Downtown Yangon - satellite dishes and passing aircraft
Yangon, Myanmar - 22 Jauary 2013; Ugly city street in central Yangon, the capital of Myanmar, festooned with cables, clutter and satellite dishes. And then an aircraft flies past

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Lake Inle Resort in Myanmar at dusk

Hotels Usti nad Labem Verandas Dining rooms
Hotels in Usti nad Labem, Verandas, Dining rooms, 1908, Usti nad Labem Region, Aussig, Buffet im Dampfschiffshotel, Salon, Veranda, Czech Republic

Verandas Germany Restaurants Landkreis Nordsachsen
Verandas in Germany, Restaurants in Landkreis Nordsachsen, 1898, Landkreis Nordsachsen, Collmberg, Pavilion und Veranda

Office of the Suez Canal Company in Ismailia, Egypt
Garden of the office of the Suez Canal Company in Ismailia, a city in north-eastern Egypt. The Suez Canal Company was created by Ferdinand de Lesseps

Advert for Boulton & Paul, Ltd, conservatories 1904
Glazed conservatories and orchids. Date: 1904

The Italian gardens at Hever Castle. 1938

Grosse Ile, province of Quebec, Canada, North America

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Verandas have long been a symbol of elegance and relaxation, providing a space where one can unwind and enjoy the beauty of their surroundings. From the Office of the Suez Canal Company in Ismailia, Egypt to homes in the Negro section of Daytona Beach, Florida in 1943 captured by Gordon Parks, they have graced various settings across time and cultures. In "Moment of talk, " an oil on canvas masterpiece, we witness individuals engaged in conversation while basking in the comfort of a veranda. The painting exudes tranquility as it captures a moment frozen in time. Similarly, "Dans la veranda, " an oil on canvas artwork from 1884, transports us to another era where people sought solace within these architectural marvels. Even renowned figures like John Burroughs found respite on verandas. The American naturalist is depicted seated on a hammock at the center of a group - an image that epitomizes leisure and connection with nature. It also find themselves immortalized through illustrations such as Lady Murasaki's portrayal from 1731. This woodcut showcases her presence amidst lush greenery while enjoying the serenity provided by this outdoor extension. Not limited to residential spaces alone, grand English country homes like Goodwood House in Sussex embraced modernity by converting their interiors into contemporary war zones during times of conflict. The allure of conservatories was not lost either; Boulton & Paul Ltd advertised their exquisite designs for those seeking to bring nature indoors without sacrificing comfort or style back in 1904. Architecture has always celebrated verandas' charm too; color lithographs from around 1900 depict wooden structures adorned with intricate details that add character to any building facade. Even bustling streets like Downtown Yangon feature satellite dishes adorning rooftops alongside traditional architecture—a testament to how verandas seamlessly blend old-world charm with modern technology. Whether capturing moments frozen on canvases or serving as a backdrop to historical events, they have stood the test of time.