Semicircular Collection
The semicircular shape is a timeless architectural element that can be found in various structures around the world
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The semicircular shape is a timeless architectural element that can be found in various structures around the world. From the modernist house at Chilwell, Nottingham to the castle keep in Arevalo, Spain, this design feature adds a touch of elegance and sophistication. Even in ancient times, the semicircular form was utilized, as seen in the flint tools from Gjera, Vendsyssel during the Early Bronze Age. This demonstrates how this shape has stood the test of time and continues to captivate our attention. In Barcelona's Gothic Quarter or Barrio Gotico, low angle views reveal stunning buildings with semicircular details that transport us back to another era. The U. S. Capitol's Senate Chamber in Washington D. C. , dating back to 1873, showcases a magnificent semicircular space where important decisions are made. Not only limited to architecture but also present in art and religious artifacts like St. John the Baptist painting from 1929 or Theophile Alexandre Steinlen's "On the Beach" artwork from 1900. These pieces highlight how artists have incorporated this shape into their creations throughout history. The allure of a semicircular cope is undeniable; whether it be Florence's ornate piece from 1575/1600 or Venice's mysterious version from c. 1500 - each one exudes its own unique charm and craftsmanship. From Italy to Venice and beyond, these copes showcase different periods and styles while maintaining their captivating semi-circular silhouette. Whether it is an old house or a contemporary masterpiece, there is something undeniably alluring about structures featuring a semicircular design element.