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Grotto

A grotto or grot is a natural or artificial cave or covered recess. Naturally occurring grottoes are typically small coastal caves associated with bodies of water and may be partially or fully submerged at high tide. Artificial grottoes have also been constructed as garden features, particularly in landscape design from the Renaissance onward. Well‑known…

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Etymology

Antiquity

Garden grottoes

Religious grottoes

Cellars in Ticino

Gallery

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Grotto

Nodes107
Edges106
Triples183
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.018692
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related to Eighteenth‑century and Romantic grottoes · 25
Grotto → Alexander Pope, Ascott House, Clandon Park, During, England, Felix Mendelssohn’s Hebrides Overture, Fingal's Cave, Grottoes, Hertfordshire, In, In Bavaria, Italy, Ludwig II’s Linderhof, Painshill Park, Pope, Pope's Grotto, Richard Wagner’s Tannhäuser, Romantic, Scott's Grotto, Staffa
related to Further reading · 24
Grotto → Antiquity, Barbara, Braziller, Britain, Constable, Follies, Garden Grotto, Grottoes, Hazelle, Heavenly Caves, Italy, Jackson, Jones, London, Miller, Naomi, New York, Oxford, Reflections, Renaissance
related to Renaissance and Mannerist grottoes · 24
Grotto → At, Bartolomeo Ammanati, Bernardo Buontalenti, Bernardo Vecchietti’s Villa, Boboli Gardens, Cupid, Earlier, Fata Morgana, Florence, French, Giambologna, Giorgio Vasari, Grassina, Italian, Mannerist, Medici Villa Castello, Michelangelo’s Prisoners, Niccolò Tribolo, Palazzo Pitti, Pratolino
related to Antiquity · 14
Grotto → According, Apollo, At, Clarus, Corinth, Delphi, Greek, Grottoes, Hellenistic, In, Praeneste, Rhodes, Roman, Spring
related to Gallery · 14
Grotto → Anapat Grotto, ArmeniaShell Grotto, British Antarctic Expedition, Bruce Peninsula National Park, Buttes-Chaumont, Canada, Herbert, Kuskovo, Lastiver, Moscow, ParisGrotto, PontingGrotto, Terra Nova, WalesThe Grotto
related to Cellars in Ticino · 13
Grotto → Avegno, Case Franzoni, Cevio, In, In Ticino, Italian-speaking, Maggia, Moghegno, Often, Some, Switzerland, The, They
related to Contemporary reinterpretations · 13
Grotto → Although, Antonino Cardillo’s Grottoes, Aranda/Lasch’s Grotto Concept, ARM’s, British Picturesque, Callum Moreton’s Grotto, DSDHA’s Potters Field Park, Examples, Frederick Kiesler’s Grotto, Meditation, New Harmony, Pavilions, Storey Hall
related to Baroque and early landscape gardens · 12
Grotto → André Le Nôtre, Bernard Palissy, Catherine, Caus, Grottoes, In England, Isaac, Medici’s, The, Tuileries, Versailles, Wilton House
related to Baths, chapels, and theatrical uses · 10
Grotto → Caprarola, Casino, Courtiers, Grotta, Grottoes, Palazzo, Renaissance, Te, They, Villa Farnese
related to Etymology · 10
Grotto → French, In, Italian, Latin, Nero’s Domus Aurea, Palatine Hill, Renaissance, The, Their, Vulgar Latin

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grottoes garden gardens also artificial century renaissance cave natural landscape designed small well villa religious rooms architectural rock one built

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