The Playmakers' Theatre, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, plate from "Orr Etchings of North Carolina"

The Royal Chapel of St Casimir in Vilnius Cathedral is the masterpiece of Lithuanian Baroque. Beside expressive paintings there are two huge frescoes decorating its eastern and wes...

The castle of Lopera (Jaén) underwent countless transformations throughout its history. In the 16th century, the old fortified church was reduced to its minimum expression, becomin...

Character: description on folk. 6b - 9b, miniature on folk. 8a, 153 x 164 mm. Quarterly shield with heart label that is pollen. To the right in the red lies two Turkish heads in th...

Under Duke Maximilian I (r. 1597-1651) the Maximilian Residence, named after him, was built on the west side of the Antiquarium from 1599/1600 until around 1608. After Maximilian h...

“Harmony” cast! The Wendtholt chapel existed until about 1950/52. Affixed on the central cover of a waltz by Clemens Dunker, see Inv. No. 0000.64913. The Wendholt’s chapel was ...

Tara is chief among the best known ‘royal’ sites of Ireland, including Dún Ailinne in Leinster, Crúachain in Connacht and Emain Macha in Ulster. It is at once a landmark and a vant...

Function: Forty-five theatre masks form a part of the Vanadis Collection, most of them are meant for the no-theatre. The no-theatre is counted as one of the oldest now living thea...

Tara is chief among the best known ‘royal’ sites of Ireland, including Dún Ailinne in Leinster, Crúachain in Connacht and Emain Macha in Ulster. It is at once a landmark and a vant...