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Colonial and New Republic Art and Architecture: how is it different, how is it the same?

Colonial and New Republic Art and Architecture: how is it different, how is it the same?. #1: University of Virginia Rotunda, Virginia, 1817. #9, Pantheon, Paris, France, 1755. #5, Governor's Palace, Williamsburg, Virginia, 1706. #11, Chateau de Vaux le Vicomte, Melun, France, 1656.

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Colonial and New Republic Art and Architecture: how is it different, how is it the same?

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  1. Colonial and New Republic Art and Architecture: how is it different, how is it the same?

  2. #1: University of Virginia Rotunda, Virginia, 1817

  3. #9, Pantheon, Paris, France, 1755

  4. #5, Governor's Palace, Williamsburg, Virginia, 1706

  5. #11, Chateau de Vaux le Vicomte, Melun, France, 1656

  6. #2, Pension Building, Washington, D.C., 1882

  7. #15, Loggia at the Doges Palace, Venice, Italy, 1404

  8. #6, Montpelier, Virginia, 1723

  9. #10, Osterly Park House, England, 1761

  10. #3, American Stained-Glass Window, 1656

  11. #13, German Tournament Book, late 16th century

  12. #4, Two-Handed Bowl, New York 1700

  13. #14, Wine Cistern, England, 1709

  14. #8, Monticello West Front, Virginia, 1786

  15. #16, Chiswick House, England, 1729

  16. #7, American portrait painting, 1765

  17. # 12, Portrait of a Young Man, Italy, 1530s

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