Antique Currier & Ives Evangeline Print in Original Giltwood Ripple Frame C1850

Antique Print of A Man In Oak and Gold Leaf Frame Unsigned C1890 Measures - 31"H x 26.5"W x 1.75"D This antique print features a portrait of a man, elegantly framed in an oak and g...

An antique matching set of deep set first finish giltwood frames having foliate decoration and housing portrait prints of young children, signed and numbered, 19th century. Measures...

Antique Miniature Print of Woman & Child, Framed, 19thC Measures - 4.5"H x 3.5"W x .25"D

Pair of Antique Neoclassical Genre Scene Prints, Framed, C1890 Measures - 13.75"H x 16.5"W x 1.25"D

Hand colored lithographic print of Daniel O’Connell, Irish Republican hero, after the Currier & Ives original. The work has been professionally conserved, an...

An important framed lithograph of the "Grapeshot" clipper ship belonging to Geo Law Esq. NY. This print is reprinted from Lith by Currier & Ives, American, active 1834–1907. Its fram...

Antique print titled 'Elisabeth Kulmann'. Portrait of Elisabeth Kulmann, after a bust by Paolo Catozzi. Elisabeth Kulmann was a Russian-born poet and translator who worked in Russian, German and Italian. This print originates from 'Meyers Konversations-Lexikon' published circa 1850. Kulmann was born in the Russian Empire, where she and her family lived on Vasilyevsky Island in St. Petersburg. As a child, Kulman showed phenomenal philological abilities, learning ancient and modern languages under the direction of Karl Grosgeynrikh. She achieved fluency in 11 languages. Kulman wrote over 1,000 poems before her death at age 17. Robert Schumann considered her a wunderkind and set some of her poems to music including "Mailied" ["May Song"] and "An den Abendstern" ["To the Evening Star"]. Kulman was buried in the Smolensky Cemetery in St. Petersburg, in a tomb bearing a carving by Alexander Triscorni - a marble sculpture of a girl on a bed of roses. The monument bears inscriptions in several languages, including Latin: Prima Russicarum operam dedit idiomati graeco, undecim novit linguas, loquebatur octo, quamquam puella poetria eminens (The first Russian young girl, who knew the Greek language, and learned eleven languages, spoken in eight, and was an excellent poet). In the 1930s, the Soviet authorities moved Kulman's remains to the Tikhvin Cemetery in the Alexander Nevsky...

Antique print titled 'State Bedroom-Warwick Castle'. Lithograph of the State Bedroom of the famous Warwick Castle in England. Warwick Castle is a medieval castle developed fro...