Woodwork of a Room from the Colden House, Coldenham, New York

October 23, 2020 by 4g3nd4

•Date: ca. 1767
•Geography: Made in Orange County, Coldenham, New York, United States
•Culture: American
•Medium: Pine
•Dimensions: 252 × 213 × 113 in. (640.1 × 541 × 287 cm)
•Classification: Architecture
•Credit Line: Purchase, The Sylmaris Collection, Gift of George Coe Graves, by exchange, 1940
•Accession Number: 40.127

On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 718.

The woodwork in this room came from a large stone house, in Coldenham, New York. The original owner was Cadwallader Colden Jr. According to a date inscribed on one of the stones of the structure, Colden built the structure in 1767. This parlor comes from the front left side of the house. The treatment of its walls exemplifies a well-developed, late eighteenth-century trend of paneling only the fireplace wall of a room and covering the remaining walls with plaster between the dado and cornice.

Provenance

Cadwallader Colden Jr., Coldenham, New York, 1767; Katherine G. Farrell, Mary M. Farrell, and Edward D. Farrell Jr., New York, until 1940

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Historic Kenwood Convent of The Sacred Heart, Albany, New York – 10 “1878 Gothic Revival-style building”

October 14, 2020 by 4g3nd4

The property has the large 1878 Gothic Revival-style building that was the former Kenwood Academy, a private Roman Catholic school. The campus also includes a gatehouse, gardener’s cottage and carriage barn. blog.timesunion.com/realestate/on-the-market-the-old-doan…

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73 acres. Formerly the Kenwood Convent and Doane Stuart School; This extraordinary campus features original architecture, beautiful woodwork, soaring chapel w/ stained glass windows, classrooms, 2 gyms, tennis court, athletic fields plus 2 other homes on the property. www.selectsothebysrealty.com/enb/sales/detail/327-l-2632-…

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Three of the four business partners involved in an offer to buy the large, secluded Kenwood Academy property in Albany, New York, have stepped away from the deal or now have a limited role.

The abrupt changes leave one person looking for other financial and development partners.

The 73-acre wooded campus near Thruway Exit 23 has been empty since Doane Stuart School moved out and the religious order closed its convent in 2008. Attempts to sell and develop the property, which includes 214,000 square feet of buildings, have been unsuccessful. The list price has dropped to $2.9 million.

Several ideas have been floated for the unique property, including an international boarding school and language institute. There are also retail opportunities on the exterior of the campus fronting busy Southern Boulevard and South Pearl Street. www.bizjournals.com/albany/news/2017/04/07/shakeup-among-…

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GrotesqueThe York Minster Visual Introduction to Grotesques **the Italian word babbuino, which means “baboon”.

October 4, 2020 by 4g3nd4

Grotesque
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
For other uses, see Grotesque (disambiguation).
Renaissance grotesque motifs in assorted formats.
The word grotesque comes from the same Latin root as "grotto", which originated from Greek krypte "hidden place",[1] meaning a small cave or hollow. The original meaning was restricted to an extravagant style of Ancient Roman decorative art rediscovered and then copied in Rome at the end of the 15th century. The "caves" were in fact rooms and corridors of the Domus Aurea, the unfinished palace complex started by Nero after the Great Fire of Rome in AD 64, which had become overgrown and buried, until they were broken into again, mostly from above. Spreading from Italian to the other European languages, the term was long used largely interchangeably with arabesque and moresque for types of decorative patterns using curving foliage elements.
Since at least the 18th century (in French and German as well as English), grotesque has come to be used as a general adjective for the strange, fantastic, ugly, incongruous, unpleasant, or disgusting, and thus is often used to describe weird shapes and distorted forms such as Halloween masks. In art, performance, and literature, grotesque, however, may also refer to something that simultaneously invokes in an audience a feeling of uncomfortable bizarreness as well as empathic pity. More specifically, the grotesque forms on Gothic buildings, when not used as drain-spouts, should not be called gargoyles, but rather referred to simply as grotesques, or chimeras.[2]
Rémi Astruc has argued that although there is an immense variety of motifs and figures, the three main tropes of the grotesque are doubleness, hybridity and metamorphosis.[3] Beyond the current understanding of the grotesque as an aesthetic category, he demonstrated how the grotesque functions as a fundamental existential experience. Moreover, Astruc identifies the grotesque as a crucial, and potentially universal, anthropological device that societies have used to conceptualize alterity and change.[not verified in body]

"this insatiable desire of man sometimes prefers to an ordinary building, with its pillars and doors, one falsely constructed in grotesque style, with pillars formed of children growing out of stalks of flowers, with architraves and cornices of branches of myrtle and doorways of reeds and other things, all seeming impossible and contrary to reason, yet yet it may be really great work if it is performed by a skillful artist."[5]
In architecture the term "grotesque" means a carved stone figure.
Grotesques are often confused with gargoyles, but the distinction is that gargoyles are figures that contain a water spout through the mouth, while grotesques do not. This type of sculpture is also called a chimera. Used correctly, the term gargoyle refers to mostly eerie figures carved specifically as terminations to spouts which convey water away from the sides of buildings. In the Middle Ages, the term babewyn was used to refer to both gargoyles and grotesques.

Grotesques and Other Monsters

"Grotesques are the diverse beasts, hybrid creatures and fantasy scenes involving animals and humans found in various forms of Gothic art. The ultimate source of much of this imagery is in Roman art, some themes came from the combat scenes between men and beast used in the sculpture and decorative initials of the Romanesque period. The late thirteenth and the fourteenth century saw an unprecedented elaboration of this type of fantasy subject, in the borders of manuscripts, and in decorative sculpture and woodwork – especially misericords", small ledge-like projections on the other side of choir stall seats to give support when long standing was required. (T&H 110) Grotesques also frequently appeared on roof bosses, carved projections of stone or wood placed at the intersections of ribs in vaults. After the erection of the Canterbury Cathedral in the thirteenth century they became a usual architectural device. (T&H 207)
In difference to gargoyles, grotesques serve no architectural but purely ornamental functions. Sometimes – and with the very same meaning – also called chimera, their other functions may be similar to those of the gargoyles (see above). The placing of grotesques, obviously secular and even occasionally erotic, in a religious context, is a mixture very characteristic of the later Middle Ages. The popularity of grotesques declined after ca. 1350, though they still occur in the fifteenth century, particularly in sculpture and woodcarving. At that time they were usually called babewyneries (T&H) or babewyns (Benton) (from Italian babunio ‘baboon’), because predominant in many animal scenes were monkeys and apes. (T&H 110; Benton 10) For the symbolism of grotesques, see chapter Gargoyles.
Religious Opposition to Grotesque Statuary

Gargoyles and grotesques were very expensive compared to their lack of functional use in religious ceremony. They caused arguments because most of them are too far away to see them properly, but were carved with high concern about details. And if they could be seen properly, they also were reasons for criticism, as for example voiced by St. Bernard of Clairvaux (1090-1153) of the Cistercian order:
"What are these fantastic monsters doing in the cloisters under the very eyes of the brothers as they read? What is the meaning of these unclean monkeys, strange savage lions and monsters? To what purpose are here placed these creatures, half beast, half man? I see several bodies with one head and several heads with one body. Here is a quadriped with a serpent’s head, there a fish with a quadruped’s head, then again an animal half horse, half goat … Surely if we do not blush for such absurdities we should at least regret what we have spent on them."
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Clairvaux thought the monks to be distracted by gargoyles. But critics like Clairvaux were in the minority. Most of the clergy was convinced of the use or at least "beauty" of gargoyles and grotesques.
It seems, that in Gothic grotesque sculpture most depictions were connected with the temptations, and with sins and sinners. After all, a warning can be interpreted into almost all gargoyles and grotesques. But for all this, one should never forget that with gargoyles everything is possible: they could also be simple devices for drainage, allowing the sculptors to have a little fun, to caricature their contemporaries. Sometimes it even seems as if there was a competition to create the most implausible gargoyle. Today this, or a competition with a similar aim, is more certainly the case. (Benton 122) So the popularity of gargoyles never really declined. Did they in medieval times maybe frighten the people, today they amuse them.
The most beautiful is the Vieille Bourse, the old stock exchange. It was built by Julien Destrée in 1653 whose commission was to build an exchange to ‘rival that of any great city’. It was also a commission motivated greatly by the persistent ill-health of the Lillois bankers and merchants. Trading had always taken place in the unprotected open air at the Fontaine-au-Change on the Place du Vieux-Marché in all types of weather. As a result the bankers endured regular bouts of flu and colds. By 1651 they had had enough and took their wheezy deputation to the Magistrate. The Magistrate, in sympathy with their cause, put in an application to Philip IV, King of Spain and the Count of Flanders, for a more suitable stock exchange. The result is a quandrangle of 24 privately purchased, ornately decorated yet identical houses surrounding an interior rectangular courtyard where trading could take place. Access into the courtyard is through any one of the four arches located at each of the four sides.
Grand Place home to Vieille Bourse

There are three levels to the houses. The ground floor was reserved for and tenanted by stylish shops chosen for their ability to complement the overall beauty of the decor. The wealth of Flemish Renaissance style decoration includes cute chubby cherubs, garlands and marks that frame the windows.

The four entrances are marked with cornucopias, symbolic of wealth and happiness; Turkish turbanned heads tell of their Eastern markets and the Lions of Flanders signify that Lille once belonged to the Netherlands. Under the arcades there are medallions and tablets in honour of great men of science.

Unfortunately with the passage of time, the Bourse became dilapidated and had to undergo serious restoration. The task was undertaken by two dozen big enterprises including Auchan, La Redoute and Le Crédit du Nord. This was the biggest restoration project of private sponsorship ever known in France. Below the windows on the second floor are the colourful emblems of these sponsors.
1853 : Visite de Napoléon III à la Bourse
Le 23 septembre 1853, la chambre de commerce de Lille inaugure la pose de la première pierre d’une statue de Napoléon 1er dans l’immeuble qui sera appelé plus tard "Vielle Bourse" et organise une réception en la présence de Napoléon III. C’est le début d’un chantier de rénovation des portes et de la galerie qui est confié à Charles Benvignat, architecte de la ville. Frédéric Kuhlmann, président de la chambre de commerce de Lille, y fait un discours remarqué sur l’essor de l’industrie nationale. La Bourse de Lille accueille alors un groupe de mines de charbon en forte expansion.
Un panorama historique des figures de l’industrialisation en France et à Lille est inclus dans le discours3 de Frédéric Kuhlmann lors de cet événement, correspondant aux tableaux en l’honneur des savants et inventeurs qui ont rendu les services les plus éminents4, apposés l’année suivante sur les murs de la cour intérieure de la Vielle Bourse. Y est fait référence au décret de Bois-le-Duc du 12 mai 1810 « qui accorde un prix d’un million de francs à l’inventeur de la meilleure machine propre à filer le lin » (Philippe de Girard), encourageant la création d’usines de filature mécanique du lin, et les décrets des 25 mars 1811 et 15 janvier 1812, promouvant la fabrication de sucre de betterave (Louis-François-Xavier Crespel-Delisse). « En encouragent par des récompenses nationales la création en France de la filature mécanique du lin et de la fabrication du sucre de betterave, comme il l’avait fait pour la filature de coton et le tissage, Napoléon avait pressenti toute l’influence que les industries nouvelles pouvaient exercer (…) Napoléon Ier pouvait-il espérer qu’en moins d’un demi-siècle, la filature mécanique de lin compterait 60 établissements dans la seule ville de Lille; qu’un seul département, faisant mouvoir 250 000 broches, occuperait à ce travail 12 000 ouvriers ? (…) Nos chemins de fer, nos canaux, nos ports, tous ces auxiliaires de l’activité humaine ont attiré simultanément votre attention. (…) Il n’est pas d’homme aux idées plus abstraites qu’Ampère, et certes on ne saurait, au premier aperçu, à quel titre il prendrait place dans ce Panthéon de l’industrie, et cependant ses travaux ont donné ouverture à la télégraphie électrique (et aux) applications industrielles de l’électricité. (…) Déjà ne voyez-vous pas la chaîne du métier à la Jacquard s’animer sous le courant électrique, sans le secours des cartons dus à l’invention de l’immortel artisan ? Demain, oui demain, ce ne sera plus la pensée seulement qui se transmettra instantanément à des distances infinies, c’est Liszt qui, de son cabinet, fera entendre les prodiges de ses notes sonores sur le théâtre de Londres ou de Saint-Pétersbourg. (…) glorification vivante des génies qui ont concouru à l’édification de notre prospérité agricole et manufacturière (…) Il y verra Leblanc affranchir le pays d’un lourd tribut payé à l’étranger (…) ». Parmi une quinzaine de savants et inventeurs français cités par Frédéric Kuhlmann, sont mis en exergue Philippe de Girard, inventeur de la machine à filer le lin, réintroduite à Lille par Antoine Scrive-Labbe, Jacquard pour le tissage, Oberkampf, François Richard-Lenoir et Liévin Bauwens pour l’industrie du coton, et en chimie Berthollet, Leblanc, Achard, Vauquelin, Brongniart, Conté, Chaptal, Gay-Lussac, et aussi Arago, Ampère et Monge.
Est annexée au document support du discours de Kuhlmann et remis à Napoléon III une liste de patrons lillois et leurs domaines d’activités industrielles en 1853, particulièrement dans les domaines de la construction de machines et mécanique, du tissage et filature mécanique du lin et du coton, la teinturerie, apprêts, rouissage, la fabrication de produits chimiques, noir animal et colorants, soude artificielle, savonnerie, l’agroalimentaire avec la raffinerie du sucre et la fabrication de chicorée. Le débat sur le protectionnisme et le libre échange est déjà en gestation dans les discours de 1853, prélude au Traité Cobden-Chevalier de libre échange franco-anglais applicable de 1860 à 1892 et qui accroît la concurrence, nécessitant des ingénieurs pour mettre en œuvre les meilleures pratiques industrielles.
À la fin de ce discours, Napoléon III délègue au sénateur Jean-Baptiste Dumas, ancien ministre et cofondateur de l’École centrale des arts et manufactures, le soin de venir à Lille le 9 octobre 1853 pour des échanges avec Frédéric Kuhlmann sur l’établissement d’une école supérieure industrielle, qui est aujourd’hui devenue l’École centrale de Lille.
La statue de l’Empereur Napoléon, protecteur de l’industrie, dont la première pierre a été posée en 1853, a été transférée au Palais des beaux-arts de Lille en 1976.

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Canandaigua New York ~ Elegant Queen Anne Victorian ~ Historical

September 20, 2020 by 4g3nd4

North Main Street Historic District
Recently painted in neutral colors. Elegant Queen Anne Victorian w/charm & character, but updated in all the right places. Inviting open front porch, grand foyer w/detailed natural woodwork, impressive staircase & stained glass. Extra large living room with parquet floors & woodburning fireplace 494

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Homer ~ New York ~ Sunflower House ~ Historic ~ Queen Anne Architecture

September 17, 2020 by 4g3nd4

This home, located on the corner of North Main Street and Clinton Street, is a fine example of the Queen Anne style of architecture. It was built in 1881 for the William Kellogg family, and was designed by Archimedes Russell, a well-known architect from Syracuse. His fondness for the sunflower symbol, typical of the 1880′s, is prominently featured on the gables of the house, the side entry door, the main staircase, and even the weathervane. Many original features still exist, including beautiful stained glass windows, parquet floors, fantastic woodwork, five working fireplaces, and two indoor “inhouses” (as opposed to “outhouses”)
Victorian Eastlake or Stick Style 1860-1890 Stick Style is not so much as an architectural style as a decorative one. Stick style houses are tall with steep roofs and broad eaves supported by brackets. Their main characteristic is the use of the wall surface as a decorative element, with horizontal, vertical, and diagonal linear stylistic facings

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Canandaigua New York ~ Elegant Queen Anne Victorian ~ Historical

September 7, 2020 by 4g3nd4

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Greystone Castle ~ Canastota NY [Former Church]

August 29, 2020 by 4g3nd4

The History of Greystone Castle:
In 1908, as the original wooden-structured Methodist Episcopal Church was burning to the ground, Reverend Horatio Yates called together on the the parsonage steps all of the board members to discuss the building of a new edifice.

In May of 1909, with an established budget not to exceed $40,000, the building committee broke ground on the newly named White Marble Church. Existing records show that a contract to construct the edifice was awarded to the Pennsylvania White Marble Company of Philadelphia for $13,500. Another contract for the woodwork went to a Canastota firm for $18,000.

In August of 1910 construction was completed. 2 of the rooms featured stone fireplaces that are still intact today. The Sanctuary, now the ballroom of Greystone Castle, features a 28′ high stained glass ceiling Dome, 2) 16′ by 16′ tiffany stained glass windows and 4 foot round columns. Everything could be seen with a spectacular view from the 2nd floor balcony.

In the late 1960’s the building closed as a church. During the next 30 years the building fell into major disrepair and was slated for demolition in the early 1990’s. Martin H. Bargabos, a local building contractor who loved the old architecture and the building’s history, purchased the Greystone and saved it from the wrecking ball.

Martin completed renovating the entire castle in 1995. He and his wife Annette opened their business, Greystone Castle, Inc. The name Greystone Castle was chosen because of the aging grey appearance of the white stone and the buildings castle like features.

Today Greystone Castle operates as a banquet facility that has been in high demand since its inception. The combination of the building’s charm, outstanding hosts & catering, couples who have chosen the Greystone Castle have seen their wedding day dreams become reality. To preserve it’s historic presence into the future the building is now listed in the National Historic Registry.
NRHP # – #86001293

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Canandaigua New York ~ Elegant Queen Anne Victorian ~ Historical

August 25, 2020 by 4g3nd4

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Image from page 1016 of “The New York State business directory, containing the names, business and address of all merchants, manufacturers, and professional men throughout the state” (1867)

August 24, 2020 by 4g3nd4

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it PURE MALT WHISKEY; Starkey, Yates County, N, Y. — ,—♦*-♦ , L. A. GTJLJCK, MANUFACTURER OF :oi:M::E]:isrsro;isr. timber, All kinds of Pine, Hemlock. Oak and Chestnut Lumber, Shingles and Lath.Canandaigua, Ontario County, New York. JAMES P. MURRAY & SONS, OJ^VTJ^IXJDA.I.&TJJ^, TNT- -sr.,STEAM POWER MANUFACTURERS OF PURE APPLE CIDER AND CIDER VINEGAR. Our Annual Yield will be from 3 to 5,000 Barrels. Orders for Large or Small Quantities will meet Attention. Goods delivered tothe railroad depot free of charge. ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. 129 STONE BROTHERS, Machinists, Iron Founders, And Mniiufactiircr§ of

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August 17, 2020 by 4g3nd4

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J, M. JONES. R. W. JONES. WATERYLIET CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY OHAIRE BROS., Proprietors,WEST TROY, N. Y. ♦ Messrs. OHaire Bros, give their personal at-tention to selecting the material used in the con-struction of their CARRIAGES, SLEIGHS, &C., and guarantee all work shall he finished in athorough and workmanlike manner. j All kinds of Carriage Woodwork, Blacksmithing, Painting and Trimming, doneat Short Notice and on Reasonable Terms.

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88 NEW YORK STATE BUSINESS DIRECTORY. 1831. ©LI> I SI ABtl ISJil I» 1831, ALBANY SEEB STORES, Has removed from Cor. Broadway and Maiden Lane to- NO. 46 HUDSON STREET (Between Broadway & Green Sts.jvOCT Where he will be happy to sec his old Customers, and as many new ones asplease to call. Will have on hand all the leading and best varieties of Vegetable,Garden, Flower, and Field Seeds ; also Bird Seeds, washed Silver Sand, MockinBird Food, Fish Bone, Canary Birds and Bird Cages, Garden Tools, and everything appertaining to a well kept Seed Store. SAMUEL T. THORBURN, 46 Hudson St., Albany, N. Y. PIPERBOXMANUFACTQRY SPAWN & COZINE, Proprietors,

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