Set of Four German Renaissance Prints by H. Dolmetsch, Ornamentenschatz, c. 1887

Set of Four Italian Renaissance Decorative Prints by H. Dolmetsch, 1890s This striking set of four chromolithographic plates presents a vivid celebration of Italian Renaissance deco...

Set of 4 Antique German Renaissance Design Prints by H. Dolmetsch, c.1880 This beautiful compilation of four antique prints celebrates the diverse and richly ornamental traditions o...

Set of 4 Renaissance Design Prints by H. Dolmetsch – Gobelins, Enamels, and More This stunning group of four antique prints captures the vibrant decorative arts of the Renaissance t...

Set of 3 Byzantine Style Prints by H. Dolmetsch from Ornamentenschatz, 1880s This vibrant set of three antique prints showcases the richness of Byzantine ornamentation as interprete...

Set of four neoclassical engravings by Pierre Nicolas Beauvallet (French, 1750–1818. Presented in paint decorated custom frames. The engravings with depictions of neoclassical figure...

A very attractive set of four European 19th century prints in their original oak frames. Each beautiful print depicts soldiers on foot and horseback with chariots and boat marching o...

Weathered set of four 19th century French framed prints of labeled prunus. The colored prints are matted and framed in distressed gilt frames behind plates of glass. Various apricots...

These four original carbon prints have been made by the French publishing house Maison Braun & Cie. (see labels on the backs). The company was launched in 1853 in the town of Dornach, Alsace, France by Adolphe Braun (1812-1877). The company specialized in (large) reproductions of artworks and came to open offices in Paris (1868), London and New York. In 1883 the company, which had been taken over by Adolphe's son and other family members, became the official and sole photographer/publisher for the Louvre Museum in Paris and other stately owned museums in France. They also had a very impressive sale list of images from other reputed European museums and collections. The company was taken over in the 1950s and the brand ceased to exist in 1969. This set consists of four framed, original carbon prints of late middle-age religious paintings by Italian masters. These prints most likely date from late 1800s or early 1900s. The two large angels are sections from the Linaiuoli Triptych, dated 1433 and painted by the Italian artist Fra Angelico (circa 1387-1455). He is often referred to as the "painter of angels". The female saint holding a book is from the artwork "Annunciation" by the Italian painter Fra Filippo Lippi...