Stadanus – Armenius, Armenian Horse – Orig. Engraving from Equile
Elegant Renaissance period antique engraving of an #Armenian horse from Stradanus Equile.
Elegant Renaissance period antique engraving of an #Armenian horse from Stradanus Equile.
Renaissance period engraving of a stallion from Thessaly in Ancient Greece.
Britannus – Elegant Renaissance period engraving of a Stallion from Stadanus rare and exceptional series of engravings of horses, Equile.
A galloping Spanish stallion from the elegant series of Renaissance engravings of horses by Stradanus in his work Equile.
The Royal Horse – Equus Regius – Elegant Renaissance copperplate engraving by Stradanus.
Natolus – a stallion from the Renaissance horse book Equile by Stadanus.
A stallion from Sicily from the rare and exceptional series of engravings of horses from “Equile” the famous work by Stradanus.
Cimber – a Horse from Ancient Scythia – Renaissance period engraving by Hieronymus Wierix from Stradanus work Equile.
Elegant renaissance period engraving showing the biblical scene of the prodigal son leaving home. After Abraham Bosse.
The fortune teller entrances a crowd including people from all walks of life. Early 19th Century engraving after Pasquier.
Fascinating 17th Century French engraving shows time and celestial vertue (Vertu Celeste) chasing away fraud, tyranny and discord aided by
Fascinating 1611 engraving from the theologian Raymond de Bray’s response to a book by French Huguenot leader Philippe de Mornay.
Original 17th Century engraving: allegorical frontispiece to the Robert Burton’s work The Anatomy of Melancholy engraved by Jakob Christof LE
Camellia Countess of Derby from Flore des serres et des jardins de l’Europe Dimensions: 16.5 x 25 cm
Extraordinary Italian 16th Century woodblock – Pietro Andrea Mattioli Aspleno – showing what we believe is a species of polypod
Tithymalus Myrsinites – Myrtle Spurge or Donkey Tail Extraordinary Italian 16th Century woodblock – Pietro Andrea Mattioli. Condition: Light toning
Amusing 1810 Engraving by Philibert-Louis Debucourt of a carriage full of celebrants in a carnival parade. Copies of this engraving
Louis de la Tremouille, Price de Talmont and Vicomte de Thouars, known as the Knight Sans Peur et Sans Reproche.
Sheet music cover for Chicago, That Todd’ling Town by Fred Fisher in striking red, white and black art deco style.
Charming late 19th or early 20th century chromolithograph. A young woman sits in a garden mending nets while and older
Two beautifully colored framed handcolored mezzotint engravings by John Jones (English, 1745-1797) after William Redmore Bigg (English, 1755-1828). Although dated