Eau Forte Landscape Canal De L'oise in Northern France, by Phaludon, circa 1920

Original engraving of a Moroccan street scene signed by the artist Ch Manuel, circa 1920 Numbered 29 of 350 French colonial This will be shipp...

Industrial Landscape engraving representing the banks of the Ruhr and Essen late 19th century, Germany Good condition Shipping: wooden case 64 8 33 cm Kg 4.   

Large color etching on wove paper, representing General Marceau, a military hero of the French Revolution. The model was created in 1798 by Antoine Louis François Sergent-Marceau, known as Sergent Marceau. Antoine Louis François Sergent, also known as Sergent-Marceau, was a French politician, painter, engraver born in 1751 in Chartres, France, and died in 1847 in Nice, France. He was mainly active during the classical period in the 19th century. The works of Antoine Louis François Sergent are mainly preserved in the Army Museum in Paris. Period : XVIIIth Circa : 26 Germinal Year VI - 15 April 1798 Dimensions : Height : 72cm x Width : 5cm x Depth : 2cm Very nice militaria object, very decorative, large size. Superb bright pastel colors,   The notice written underneath is to the glory of Marceau. Born in Chartres, soldier at 16, General at 23, died at 27. General-in-Chief of the Army of the West, he defeated the Rebels at Le Mans and Laval. Major General in the Ardennes, Sambre et Meuse armies, where he commanded the right wing, he was victorious at Fleurus, on the Ourthe, the Röer, the Hundsruck, he seized Coblentz (October 23, 1794).  Mortally wounded at Hoestback, he died on September 22, 1796 at Altenkirchen, surrounded by the Generals of the Austrian army...

A very decorative map centered on Genua, and including the towns of Milan, Torino, Parma, Cremona, etc. Decorative title cartouche upper right, five putti holding the arms of the reg...