Jacobean Prints

Group of sixteen black-and-white prints after Sol LeWitt, from the limited edition folio "Black Gouaches," published by Stephan Natkin/Galerie Digital Arts, France, circa 1992. They ...

Pierre Bullard – “Leaves Black and White”, Framed Botanical Print This elegant black and white botanical illustration by Pierre Bullard is a fine example of nature-inspired minima...

This black and white print depicts the renowned actor Sean Connery in the role of the famous secret agent James Bond 007, wearing his iconic white tuxedo and holding his equally fam...

Selection of black and white abstract prints. From left to right, they are: 1) Abstract lithograph by Terry Haan, circa 1960s. Pencil s...

FinSpang Architectural Black and White Print This print measures: 26.5 wide x 2 deep x 22 inches high This print is in Good Vintage Condition with minor marks, dents, and wear. We...

We are delighted to offer for sale The Duke Inspired by Thierry Poncelet Framed Art Print Black And Gold Frame. Please carefully examine the pictures to see the condition before ...

Antique print titled 'Maximilian de Bethune Duc (..)'. Portrait of Maximilien de Béthune, Duke of Sully, half-length, turned to left and looking to front, with ruff, armour and sash,...

Antique print titled 'Karel de Stoute'. Original print of Charles the Bold, Duke of Burgundy from 1467 to 1477. This print originates from 'De Graaven van Holland' by Pieter Langendi...

Antique print Ghana titled 'James Fort, Accra'. Aquatint of Fort James, built by the British as a trading post in 1673. This trading post later gave its name to Jamestown, Ghana. ...

Title: "Philippe le Bon: The Duke's Prestige" Description: The print showcases Philippe le Bon, also known as Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy, standing in a dignified pose that conveys authority and nobility. He was known for his patronage of the arts and the opulence of his court, and this is reflected in the intricate detail of his attire. Philippe is dressed in a doublet with a patterned design, possibly embroidered with gold thread, which would have been a symbol of wealth and status during his time. The garment fits snugly to his form, a style that was fashionable among the nobility in the 15th century. The lower part of the doublet extends into a skirt, which is edged with fur, adding to the luxuriousness of his ensemble. He wears hose that fit tightly to his legs, a common fashion of the time, which are practical for riding and daily activities of a nobleman. His shoes are pointed, following the style of the Burgundian court. On his head, Philippe sports a chaperon, a type of headgear that was popular among men of rank. The chaperon features a rolled brim and an extended tail, known as a 'liripipe', which adds a distinctive flair to his profile. Around his neck, he has a chain, from which hangs a badge or medallion, denoting his high rank and perhaps an order of chivalry. His right hand rests on the hilt of a dagger, hinting at the martial aspect of his role as a duke and the necessity for self...

Antique print titled 'Philips de Goede'. Original print of Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy from 1419 until his death. This print originates from 'De Graaven van Holland' by Pieter ...

Rather charming Baxter print of the funeral of the late Duke of Wellington outside St Paul's Cathedral in 1852. Hand coloured Baxter print with the usual stamped impression, proving...