John Roland Brown, Panorama of Cape Town From Signal Hill, Circa 1910

A small oil landscape with a wooded, hilly scene and a misty river or stream in the middle distance. A figure is visible on the path, with warm rocky hills rising behind. The paintin...

A very large Mid 19th Century Aubusson tapestry cartoon painted in the pastoral style, featuring a central landscape framed by an elaborate floral garland with exotic birds and scrol...

A four-panel folding screen decorated throughout in gilt on a black ground with Chinoiserie scenes — pagodas, bridges, figures in landscapes, cranes, birds, and flowering plants. The...

An early 20th century oil on board depicting a young woman seated in her drawing room, rendered with warm interior tones and delicate natural light. Signed and dated 1914 at lower ri...

Alessandro La Volpe (circa 1820-1887) "View of Capri, Bay of Naples" Oil on canvas Signed lower right and dated 29.5 x 62.5 cm Restorations A variant of our painting from 1889 is he...

Pair of very large framed engravings representing panoramic views of the cities of Jerusalem and Scio (or Chios). Some stains, foxing, tears and folds. 19th century period. 20...

Antique Istanbul Panorama from Mount Bulgurlu, Constantinople – Bartlett, c.1839 A beautifully composed panoramic view of Constantinople as seen from Mount Bulgurlu, after W.H. Bartlett, one of the most influential travel artists of the 19th century. This engraving presents a sweeping vista across the Bosporus toward the historic skyline of Istanbul, dotted with domes and minarets and animated by ships moving through the water. Published in London around 1839 by Fisher, Son & Co., the print exemplifies the romantic yet topographically accurate style that made Bartlett’s work so widely admired. The foreground, with figures resting beneath trees and a caravan scene, adds narrative charm and scale to the expansive city view beyond. The composition is particularly effective in its layering: from the shaded foreground to the luminous water and the distant city bathed in soft atmospheric light. The delicate hand-coloring enhances this depth, with subtle greens, blues, and warm tones harmonizing across the landscape. Panoramic views such as this were among the most desirable images for 19th-century collectors and remain highly decorative today, offering both historical interest and strong visual impact. Note: All items we offer are authentic period works of art over 100 years old. The print is sold unframed; any framed images are shown for presentation and interior inspiration only. Condition: Good condition. General age toning and some scattered foxing, primarily in the margins. Plate mark visible. Image area remains bright with attractive original coloring. Framing tips: Ideal for a wide mount and a classic dark wood or ebonized frame to enhance the panoramic effect. Also suitable for a lighter, Paris-style presentation for a brighter interior. Technique: Steel engraving with original hand-coloring Maker: W.H. Bartlett (after), engraved by R. Brandard, London, circa 1839 Keywords: Constantinople panorama, Istanbul antique...

Bring the light and atmosphere of the French Riviera into an office, study, den, or living room with this richly textured antique oil painting by Jean-Baptiste Duffaud. Crafted in Fr...