This image shows the rear elevation of James Deering's mansion. This type of architecture is often referred to as Mediterranean Revival, which generally means that the building includes elements of the Second Italian Renaissance style, the Italianate style, the Spanish Colonial Revival style, and sometimes the Spanish Mission Revival style. To the left, the "stone barge," and the rotunda can be seen. To the right, the slight arch of a footbridge is visible, connecting the main grounds with a concrete boat dock. The building and grounds are listed on the National Register of Historic Places, as Vizcaya.Galleries:Miami, Miami-Dade, ViscayaKeywords:james deering, mediterranean revival, miami, souvenir postcard folder 33, villa vizcaya, vizcaya, vizcaya museum and gardensPhoto Location: Miami, FloridaDate of Photo: 04/04/1909Original Dimensions: 3000×1813Picture Orientation: LandscapeGPS Coordinates: 25°47'20.29"N 80°13'35.18"WSource:A Glimpse of the Royal Palm Hotel Grounds, Miami, Fla. (souvenir folder) (Miami, FL: J. N. Chamberlain, 1920) 18Picture Number: 17339
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