Ruins Engravings

Temple of Philae on the Nile – Antique Egypt Ruins Engraving by Norden, c.1755 This impressive

Les Bergers Romains Copper-line engraving by Jean Jacques Leveau (1729-1786) after Pierre Mettay

Remarkable Ruins of Sabua, Nubia – Norden Engraving 1755 Description: Depicting the ruins of Sabua

cannot find the view you want. Samuel Buck (1696-1779) & Nathaniel Buck (d. 1759/1774) The Ruins of

) Designer: Initials "A.V." (specific identity unknown) Date: Circa 1720–1750 Medium: Engraving on laid

- Overblyfsels van oude vremde Gebouwen'. View of various ruins in Jaron, India. This print originates from

Egyptian Desert Ruins and Rock-Cut Tomb, Antique Engraving, c.1802 This elegant engraved plate

Two images on one sheet depicting ruins in Mexico. This print originates from 'Die Kunstwerke

Egypt Temple Ruins with Architectural Plan – Denon Voyage Egypt Engraving 1802 This finely

Egypt Desert Panoramas & Ruins – Denon, Voyage en Égypte, Copper Engravings 1802 This atmospheric

Annesley, Vicount Valentia. These two images from the series are of "Pagoda At Ramisseran" and "Ruins Of

This is an 1820 copperplate engraving by Denon, expertly crafted by Hawkesworth, depicting the

Roman ruins in a reversed layout. Central to this work is the altered depiction of the Temple of Vesta

Temple Ruins at Thebes with Architectural Plan, Egypt, Antique Engraving, c.1802 This finely

Engraving after Peter Paul Rubens (Siegen 1577 - 1640 Antwerp), executed by Schelte Adams Bolswert

fired enamel on fine hand engraving of a landscape with ruins. Contemporary modern style. Dimensions cm

Victory, and an allegory to artistic inspiration. Rome: 1618. Engraving on cream laid paper, 4 x 5 1/2

"Harbour Scene" is an engraving by Claude Gellee (Le Lorrain). The artist signed the piece in plate

architecture, which had previously received less attention than classical Greek ruins. Today, this engraving

Antique print titled 'Ruines de Kalbassin (..)'. Copper engraving of the ruins of Kalbassin near

of a living geography, rather than isolating them as detached ruins. The engraving is particularly

lay largely in ruins. This engraving is typical of plates produced for Enlightenment-era travel and

geography rather than a theatrical vision of ruins. These engravings reflect that approach through calm

engravings of ancient ruins and his Carceri d’invenzione, labyrinthine visions of monumental, dreamlike

Etching / Engraving Of The Ruins Of Rome An Early Print Of Castle Saint Angelo By Giovanni Piranesi (1720

engraving shows the town proper, surrounded by the picturesque Roman ruins Fine antique engraving of