Dôme Central – French Architectural Lithograph from La Brique, Exposition 1889

Dome Brickwork Design from Paris Expo – Architectural Print by Chabat, c.1900 This antique architectural print showcases the intricate decorative brickwork for the Dôme Central of the Exposition Universelle de 1889 in Paris, based on the architectural plans of J. Bouvard and published by Pierre Chabat in La Brique et la Terre Cuite around 1900. The plate presents a symmetrical and highly detailed tile and brickwork composition meant for the central dome structure of one of the most celebrated World's Fairs. Its striking centerpiece—featuring floral medallions surrounded by red brick, geometric panels, and accents of teal and ochre—reflects the era’s emphasis on ornamental detail, craftsmanship, and grandeur in public architecture. This print stands as a testament to the merging of utility and decoration in late 19th-century French architecture. These were not merely functional surfaces—they conveyed prestige, innovation, and the elegance of the modern age. The layout is accompanied by scale indicators and labeled sections, making it not only decorative but also an authentic record of the era’s architectural ambition. Perfect for collectors of French architectural prints...

Antique Print of Maison Rue de la Faisanderie, Paris by Sellier de Gisors, c.1900 Antique architectural print titled "Maison Rue de la Faisanderie, Paris," designed by Mr. Sellier d...

Early 20th century Italian botanical print in gilded frame. Eight available.

Arab Decorative Style is a print on ivory-colored paper realized by Andrea Alessio in the early 20th Century. Signed on the plate on the lower. Vintage Chromolithograph. Very good...