The phrase "and the monuments of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to historical or significant structures, often in the context of discussing culture, history, or heritage.
Example: "The city is known for its rich history and the monuments of its ancient civilization."
Alternatives: "and the landmarks of" or "and the structures of".
Fie to shards and the monuments of which the poet W.H.Auden wrote succinctly: Why are the public buildings so high?
I asked her to take me there and show me the cobbled streets of the Latin Quarter and the monuments of the Palais Royal.
* * * The far-ranging influence of "Spiral Jetty"and "The Monuments of Passaic" is easy to follow, not just in terms of landscape art but in the fields of architecture and urban planning.
We walk through European capitals, Rome and Vienna and Madrid, keenly aware that, while the civilization that supervises them now may be more admirable, it has made nothing to match the churches and the monuments of absolutism.
* * * The far-ranging influence of "Spiral Jetty"and "The Monuments of Passaic" is easy to follow, not just in terms of landscape art but in the fields of architecture and urban planning.
The far-ranging influence of "Spiral Jetty"and "The Monuments of Passaic" is easy to follow, not just in terms of landscape art but in the fields of architecture and urban planning.
To achieve those ends, they urged a return to the basics of Christian civilization that is, to the Greek and Latin classics and to the monuments of biblical and patristic literature.
Nearly every weekend, he and his friends would get on a plane and go somewhere — France, Italy, Greece, Scandinavia, the Middle East — to study and draw the monuments of antiquity and modernism, from the Parthenon to the Villa Savoye.
Taking rooms for himself and Clérisseau, Adam settled down to serious study, visiting, sketching, and measuring the monuments of antiquity.
Scholarship and tourism made the monuments of ancient and medieval mosaics available to an art-loving public.
Other works include the Shrine of the Blessed Marcolino da Forlì (1458) and the monument of Filippo Lazzari (1464).
