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- Renaissance Revival architecture (sometimes referred to as "Neo-Renaissance") is a group of 19th-century architectural revival styles which were neither...
- by ****s. Bukovac palace, built in 1895, neorenaissance. Old Vojvodina hotel, built in 1886, neorenaissance, Ferenc Pelzl. Zrenjanin Grammar School building...
- Central Station was opened. Its three main halls were constructed in a neorenaissance-style, while the later enlargement with two outer halls in 1924 was...
- neogothic church of St Lambert and its graveyard containing war graves The neorenaissance former town hall The neogothic former synagogue (recently rebuilt) The...
- The Buyck family (spelling variant: Buijck) is a noble Belgian family which can trace its origins back to the 14th century. Several members have been prominent...
- Škor – Baroque Square dating from 17th–18th century Palace Biankinineorenaissance house with a court and garden, which today houses the Stari Grad Museum...
- village of Štípa, there is Lešná Castle. It was built in the Neogothic, Neorenaissance and Neobaroque styles in 1887–1893. It is one of the youngest aristocratic...
- Nord: 170) Architect Jakob Friedrich Wanner (1871) Architectural style Neorenaissance (1871) Other information Fare zone ZVV: 110 Website Zürich Hauptbahnhof...
- Nationality American Education Chicago Art Institute, American Academy in Rome, Yale University Known for Painting, murals Movement Neorenaissance Art Deco...
- the other monuments are the building of the Regional Museum in Most, Neorenaissance fountain, plague column with the sculptural group of St. Anne, set of...