Antique Architectural Watercolor of Two Neoclassical Buildings

Original pen and ink wash drawing in gold frame of a scene in European plaza with people/ Drawing size: 6.75 x 9. Search terms: painting, etching, art,

Watercolor on paper mounted on masonite board with ornate gilt frame. Dimensions: (Board) H 13.5" x W 10"

Miniature Continental landscape, oil on panel, depicting house and shored boat, initialed ''W'' lower right.

Architectural landscape drawing. Top piece of paper has been cut into unique shape. Part of top paper has inch deep tear. Appears to depict a campus. Piece is professionally framed w...

18th century Italian capriccio depicting ruins based on the Roman Temple of Vesta being visited by a group of Grand Tour travelers. With an arched bridge and another columned structu...

This fine 18th-century gouache on paper is a quintessential example of Grand Tour artistry, depicting an Italian Palladian villa rendered with architectural precision and classical r...

Beautiful antique English watercolor painting of an Adam Style palace interior. A pair of impressive twelve pane formal windows accented ...

Pair of hand colored engravings of the Royal Palace and Brussels Park by Balthasar Friedrich Leizelt (also spelled Leizel, active 1750–1800) a German artist and copperplate engraver working from Augsburg. These are beautiful and evocative renderings of architecture, open space and perspective. 1- Place Royal A Bruxelles 2- Vue Du Parc A Bruxelles 22 inches wide 18 high Leizelt produced a series of European and American scenic views at a time when pictures of foreign countries and people were popular and designed for use in optical viewers. As is normal for these prints the series title is a mirror image because optical viewers made use of mirrors which reversed the image. The Age of Enlightenment sparked a great interest in science, so that optical toys...