Set of three Antique Prints of Red Grape Varieties

Set of three antique engravings of various green / white grape varieties titled 'Le Gouais - Muscat d'Alexandrie - Mornain blanc'. These prints originate from 'Le Jardin fruitier, contenant l'histoire, la description, la culture et les usages...

Set of four original antique chromolithographs of various green / white grape varieties titled 'Faphly - Cannon Hall Muscat - Buccleuch - Ximenès Jumbon'....

Set of two antique engravings of various green / white grape varieties titled 'Griset Blanc - Meunier'. These prints originate from 'Le Jardin fruitier, contenant l'histoire, la description, la culture et les usages...

Beautiful and decorative large lithograph of the Grenache Alicant variety of grapes. A nice print to have on the wall for every wine lover. Original Hand-coloured in the 19th cen...

Johann Weinmann engravings of grapes, Set of Four, Circa 1740 Johann Weinmann engravings of grapes, each engraved by Seuter (S to the lower ri...

Grape Varieties - 'Mrs Pince's Muscat, Royal Muscadine, Chasselas Vibert, Foster's Seedling, Mrs Pearson, Gros Maroc'. Early 20th century fruit chromolithograph, from Horace Wright'...

'Weintrauben' (Grapes) German chromolithograph, circa 1910. Key in German to the varieties at the bottom of the image. Central vertical fold as issued. 245mm by 305mm (sheet)

Alessandro Mantovani (Ferrara 1814 – Rome 1892) Red Grapes / White Grapes Pair of oil paintings on canvas, each signed and dated A. Mantovani 1880 Framed as a companion set A fine and balanced pair of still-life paintings depicting red and white grapes, by the Italian painter and restorer Alessandro Mantovani. Known for his refined technique and harmonious compositions, Mantovani’s works reflect the meticulous naturalism typical of Italian painting in the late 19th century. Born in Ferrara in 1814, Mantovani studied under Gaetano Domenichini and Giuseppe Migliari. He later moved to Rome, where he worked as a restorer, notably assisting in the restoration of the Loggias of Raphael and Giovanni da Udine...