Giambattista Albrizzi Furniture

Italian Neo-Classic-style print of two detailed, realistically rendered headless male torsos with a predatory wildcat prowling side view along the bottom. Matted and framed in a parc...

Divine set of four framed engravings depicting neoclassical Greco-Roman sculptures from the Louvre Museum after Jean Duchesne Aine (French 1779-1855). The prints are mounted in weath...

Marvelous set of four 19th century neoclassical prints of Greco-Roman classical figures framed. Neoclassical academic style each mounted in gilt faux-rope frames with sage green line...

Opulent set of four framed and matted Etruscan vase engravings after Giovanni Passeri (Italian) by Sir William Hamilton illustrated in the Picturea Etruscor in Vaculis. The set inclu...

Panoramic View of Vienna – Imperial Capital, Salmon / Tirion, Amsterdam c.1740 Description: This finely engraved panoramic view depicts Vienna as the imperial capital of the Habsbur...

Engraving printed in black on laid paper framed with a neoclassical style gold leaf frame. The engraving shows a beautiful view from the Aqueduct of Corigliano, Calabria. Marks with ...

Presenting a lovely pair of Venice etchings by N Erichsen 1904. This pair of etchings were drawn by N. Erichsen who we understand was a late 19th and early 20th Century English artist. Both feature scenes from Venice in 1904. The first one (on the left) is a sketch of the Piazza San MarCo...

Map 2: 'Carte des parties nord et est de L'Asie'. (Map of the Northern parts and East Asia.) Five maps on one sheet, showing California, Alaska and Siberia, Korea and Japan. South to...

Title: View of the Customs House and Church of Santa Maria della Salute, Grand Canal, Venice (1760) Description: This 18th-century engraving by I. Tirion offers a panoramic view of...

Lovely etching on paper in back ink by Giovanni Antonio Canal (Canaletto). Measurements: 22" x 15" Hand-numbered in pencil at the bottom ri...

18h Century, Four Italian Etching Allegory of the Four Seasons Allegory of the Four Seasons, engraved by Giovanni Volpato and drawn by Francesco Maggiotto...

A set of two large etchings by famed American artist Jim Dine (1935- ) titled "Blue (Diptych)" which appears to be based on his sublime 1980 painting "A Tree that Shatters the Dancing" which can be found in The Museum of Modern Art (MOMA), New York. Diptych etching with electric tools on two sheets of Rives BFK paper. Printed by Mitchell Friedman and Nicholas Dine. Published by Pace Editions, New York. D'Oench/Feinberg 89. The work is pencil-signed and dated 1981 by Dine and noted "P/P" for printer's proof (aside from a numbered edition of 29). Quite a rare and stunning set. Provenance: Property from the collection of Mitchell Friedman, master printer for Jim Dine 1974-1981. Along with such revered artists like Roy Lichtenstein...