1710s Collection
The 1710s were a decade of adventure, artistry, and cultural diversity
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The 1710s were a decade of adventure, artistry, and cultural diversity. From the captivating tales of Robinson Crusoe to the stunning architecture found in different corners of the world, this era was filled with remarkable moments. One cannot forget the iconic title pages from "The Life" and "The Farther Adventures of Robinson Crusoe. " These books transported readers into thrilling worlds where survival and exploration took center stage. In 1715, the CHAISE A PORTEURS emerged as a popular mode of transportation. This elegant carriage allowed individuals to travel in style while being carried by bearers. It symbolized luxury and sophistication during this period. Meanwhile, Sir Roger de Coverley encountered gypsies on his adventures. Their mysterious ways added an element of intrigue to his escapades, leaving readers captivated by their nomadic lifestyle. On another front, The Battle of Glen Shiel unfolded amidst Scotland's breathtaking Highlands. This narrow pass witnessed fierce clashes between opposing forces, showcasing both bravery and strategic prowess. Across Europe in Russia's Tver region stood Our Lady of Tikhvin wooden church (1717). Its intricate design combined with its religious significance made it a cherished place for worship and reflection. Castle Howard in North Yorkshire also captured attention during this time with its majestic presence overlooking a great lake. Its grandeur reflected England's architectural splendor throughout history. Venturing further south to Sicily, Villa Palagonia (1710s) showcased unique Baroque architecture that fascinated visitors from around the world. Its whimsical statues adorned its gardens, creating an enchanting atmosphere for all who visited. In Antigua stood Monastery and church La Recolleccion (Colegio de Cristo Crucificado) (1717), serving as a spiritual haven for many seeking solace or enlightenment within its sacred walls. Artistic expression thrived through commedia dell'arte performances like "A scene from c. 1718.