19th Century Architecture Collection

A journey through time: 19th century architecture unfolds in this captivating collection

19th Century Architecture Collection: The Lodge, Carclew, Mylor, Cornwall. April 1928

The Lodge, Carclew, Mylor, Cornwall. April 1928
View of the grade II listed lodge at the start of the entrance driveway leading to Carclew House, on the road between Perranarworthal and Mylor Bridge

19th Century Architecture Collection: Karsplatz Cafe, built 1899 (photo)

Karsplatz Cafe, built 1899 (photo)
KW153116 Karsplatz Cafe, built 1899 (photo) by Wagner, Otto (1841-1918); Vienna, Austria; (add.info.: originally built as a suburban railway station; now a cafe and exhibition space; marble)

19th Century Architecture Collection: Perspective View of the new Houses of Parliament, c. 1840s (w / c over graphite, gouache

Perspective View of the new Houses of Parliament, c. 1840s (w / c over graphite, gouache
XYC136237 Perspective View of the new Houses of Parliament, c.1840s (w/c over graphite, gouache, pen and ink on paper) by Barry, Charles (1795-1860); 40.2x76.5 cm; Yale Center for British Art

19th Century Architecture Collection: Russia, Yaroslavl, Chapel of Aleksandr Nevskij

Russia, Yaroslavl, Chapel of Aleksandr Nevskij UNESCO World Heritage Site, 1892

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A journey through time: 19th century architecture unfolds in this captivating collection. The Lodge at Carclew, Cornwall (April 1928) showcases the English country estate's grandeur, while Pompeian Hall, or Rotonda del Mezzogiorno, in Italy (originally a men-only room) displays the opulence of Neapolitan architecture. The Facade of Villa Manzoni in Brusuglio di Cormano, Lombardy, Italy (19th century) exudes elegance, as does the Karsplatz Cafe, built in 1899. Alessandro Antonelli's architectural detail within the Interior of Cathedral in Novara (1798-1888) reveals the intricacies of Gothic Revival design. The Canova Temple, or Archpriest Church of the Holy Trinity, in 1830, showcases the harmonious blend of classical and Baroque elements. Lastly, the Perspective View of the new Houses of Parliament in the 1840s and the Chapel of Aleksandr Nevskij in Russia's Yaroslavl (undated) demonstrate the architectural diversity and grandeur of the 19th century.