Visiting the historic landmark of Mexico, Quinta Gameros

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In English, this attraction is known as Gameros County House and is a mansion in Chihuahua City of Mexico. Moreover, considered as the national historic landmark of Mexico, this place, at present is the venue for the regional museum of Mexico known as the Centro Cultural University museum.
The most alluring aspect of the attraction is its design and structural composition. Thus, the central structural design of the building depicts the international art design that was dominant in the period from 1890 to 1910. This design mostly features the natural art forms and curves in its structure and therefore by looking at the building from the distance the visitors would recognize it is a reflection of Art Nouveau of the 19th century.
Furthermore, due to its highly ornamental theatrical decorative style, many people also call the place as Belle Epoque mansion. It is because the design of the building also features the presence of academic art form that develops on the principles of French Neoclassicism bur also incorporated the elements of Gothicism and renaissance and included modern elements of glass and iron in its design. Also, the building shows facets of the Second Empire Architectural framework that was the rampant structural design of the French Empire.
Thus, by coming all of these elements of architecture, the mansion reached its comprehensive construction by the renowned Columbian architect, Julio Latorre who strived to amalgamate all the intricate aspects of the French architecture.
On the three sides of the mansion, the visitors will find lush and welcoming gardens. Also on the entrance of the mansion, there are three female statues positioned between the columns of the entranceway. Also, there is a gushing fountain that further invites the visitors through its location just two steps following the main entrance. The area that the mansion covers is almost 11,000 square feet and within this area, there is a ground floor, first floor, garret, and a basement.
The first floor houses the main bedrooms, halls, dining area, living room, and reception hall. The ground floor depicts a Tiffany stained glass window and a double staircase that highlights the majestic interior of the mansion. As far as the artistic decoration in the interior is concerned the walls are adorned with oil painting and floral reliefs on wood forms that are reflective of the European artwork. The flooring of both the first and the ground level is of mosaic, and the furnishing is reflective of the Art Nouveau designing.
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