Late 18th Century English Engraving of the "Cascade of Terni"

18th Century ReStrike Print of Bronzes Adorning the Fountain of Daybreak at the Palace of Versailles. Originally created and printed in 1687 by Jacques Houzeau, when the Bronzes were...

Mid-20th century framed painted screen by Kenneth Steven MacIntire, American. "Medieval Screen of a Lady on Horseback" watercolor on stiff paper, floated in frame. A romantic scene o...

Late 19th century signed A. Vincent watercolor, English. Cows by a river with a stone mill building with gushing water wheel. A charming rural scene. Arthur Vincent, worked 1865-85, ...

Late 19th century English framed watercolor by Frederick Mew. Scene of a town with bridge & waterway, Gothic town gate, Norman church tower in the background. Signed & dated lower ce...

Transporting 18th century hand colored engraving with a "Beautiful view of the remarkable cascade on the White river in Jamaica" as seen by the artist. Presented under glass in a gil...

An evocative 18th century Italian architectural engraving depicting romanticized classical ruins and monumental masonry structures within the famed gardens of Monte Cavallo, Rome. Rich in atmospheric detail, the composition captures the enduring fascination with antiquity that defined the Grand Tour era and the decorative arts of the late Baroque and early Neoclassical periods. Executed with fine linear engraving techniques, the scene presents towering ruined architectural forms, arched passageways, and lush foliage populated by small strolling figures, creating a dramatic sense of scale and timelessness. The lower inscription references the Giardino Colonnese al Monte Cavallo and credits the design to Bernardo Gamucci, connecting the print to Rome’s celebrated antiquarian and architectural traditions. Presented under matting in a giltwood frame with subtle distressed patina, this piece works beautifully in both traditional and transitional interiors. Ideal for collectors of Grand Tour material, Italian architectural prints...

Elegant and ancient color print reproducing the bridge on the river near Florence, a river lying in the countryside of Tuscany, Italy. The title, that reproduce this meaning is "Il p...

English antique coloured etching, part of a series published in 1705 by T.Macklin, taken from paintings by John de Laporte. With a simple briar frame, but finished with the Florentine paper from Il...