- In
architecture and the
decorative arts, a
rinceau (plural
rinceaux; from the French,
derived from old
French rain 'branch with foliage') is a decorative...
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Maximalist railings are
placed between these columns,
decorated with
rinceaux. Some of the ones from the Mogoșoaia
Palace are also
decorated with dolphins...
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Jesus Christ with an
aureole riding in his chariot,
within a
framing of
rinceaux of vine leaves. The
mosaic is
dated to the late 3rd
century to
early 4th...
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wreaths knotted by thin
trailing ribbons,
climbing grape vines,
poppy rinceaux, rosettes, palm branches, and laurel. There's a lot of Greco-Roman ones:...
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wreaths knotted by thin
trailing ribbons,
climbing grape vines,
poppy rinceaux, rosettes, palm branches, and laurel. There's a lot of Greco-Roman ones:...
- and the
yellow limestone of Lorraine. The
vaults are
painted with
sumptuous 16th
century rinceaux. The
church thus
appears as a "stone illumination"....
- Hall. Rue Daubenton. Rue Daubenton. Détail d'une
arche avec
entrelacs et
rinceaux. Zellige.
Interior garden and fountain. Library.
Moorish decor. Restaurant...
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Roman pediment of the Arch of Augustus, Rimini, 27 BC
Roman mascaron with
rinceaux in a
segmental pediment of the
Library of Celsus, Ephesus, Turkey, unknown...
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Neoclassical wrought iron
detail of a door of the
Louvre Colonnade, with
rinceaux, two
palmettes and a N for Napoleon,
unknown architect, c.1810 Neoclassical...
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intertwined A and M,
which stands for Ave Maria. This
medallion is
surrounded by
rinceaux and
thirty two birds,
including pea****s, parrots, hoopoes, bluethroats...
