Engraving Devonport, Dockyard, and the River Tamar, From Mount Edgcumbe C 1829

Set of 4, Natural History of the Animal Kingdom Engravings Circa 1860. Each of these finely hand colored book plate engravings feature animals from all over the world. This series f...

Antique Engraving “Chelsea Hospital, Middlesex” Giltwood Frame Circa 1834 William Tombleson (l. 18th - 19th c) & Samuel Lacey (1786-1859) engravers. The print has an elaborate sepa...

Earl Biss (American, 1947-1998), "Rising to The Call of the Fog in the Morning", lithograph on paper, signed to the lower margin 'Biss, 80" and with Peter C. Holmes of Origins Press ...

Leonard Baskin (1922 - 2000) "Ahab With Red Hat" original lithograph. Signed in the stone and dated 1970. Pulled directly from the original stone. Printed on fine rag paper at the Ba...

Dive into the realm of modern artistic innovation with the captivating "X Form" serigraph by the esteemed American artist W. Dean Gillette (1930-2008), created circa 1971. A true exe...

Thomas Moran (American, 1837-1926). Thomas Moran "Castle of San Juan de Vlua, Vera Cruz" Etching C. 1884

An antique steel line engraving depicting "Nottingham, and Its Environs," created by Thomas Allom in 1836. The scene portrays Nottingham and the Trent river, with a focus on ploughme...

An interesting depiction of the Korean Embassy as published in The Wasp, a weekly San Francisco newspaper started in 1876 by Francis Korbel. The Wasp had a very political and anti-im...

This steel engraving is a charming portrayal of Kew Bridge over the River Thames, as visualized by the artist J. Tingle after an original by William Tombles...

Antique print titled 'Gezicht op de Rivier'. Copper engraving with a view on the Volga river. This print originates from 'Reizen over Moskovie, door Persie en Indie (..)' by C. d...

For your online catalogue, here is a detailed description of the antique map titled 'Carte Routière du Royaume des Pays-Bas comprenant la Hollande et la Belgique,' published by Eustache Hérisson in 1829: **Title**: 'Carte Routière du Royaume des Pays-Bas comprenant la Hollande et la Belgique' **Publisher**: Eustache Hérisson **Publication Year**: 1829 This original antique map is a detailed depiction of the Netherlands and Belgium, dating back to 1829. As a 'Carte Routière', it focuses on the road networks of the region, providing valuable historical insights into the transportation and geographical understanding of the early 19th century. The map's delineation of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, including both Holland and Belgium, is particularly noteworthy as it represents the political geography of the period shortly before Belgium's independence in 1830. The map is sectionalised and laid on linen, a common practice in the 19th century for preserving and reinforcing maps, making them more durable and portable. This method of mounting also suggests that the map was intended for practical use, possibly by travelers or for educational purposes. **Artist and Publisher**: Eustache Hérisson, the publisher of this map, was a known figure in the cartographic and publishing world of the early 19th century. His work is characterized by attention to detail and accuracy, making this map not only a beautiful piece of art but also a reliable historical document. This map is a valuable historical artifact, offering insights into the geographical and political landscape of the Netherlands...

Pair of steel engraving from the 19th century “Le Depart Du Courier” and " L’Arrive du Courrier” dedicated to Madame la Marquise de Montesquieu.