18th Century Print of Two Bichon Dog Breeds – Bolognese and Petit Chien Lion
Fabulous small 18th century Buffon illustration of two Bichon toy small dog breeds: the Bolognese (das Bologneserhundchen) and the Löwchen
Fabulous small 18th century Buffon illustration of two Bichon toy small dog breeds: the Bolognese (das Bologneserhundchen) and the Löwchen
Maria Sibylla Merian Plate 66 Insects of Surinam showing an opossum “Rat de Forest” with young and insects in a tropical setting.
Kings and Queens of England, circa 1731: Famous set of antique medals in damascened bronze by the Swiss artist Jean
Tab XXXII – Cereus Original 18th Century engraving from Plantae Selectae. Condition: Very good. Some light spotting. The high light
Plantae Selectae – Tab XIV – CEREUS – Night Blooming Cactus Condition: Very good. Some light spotting. The high light
Plate III – Ananas folio fix ferato Original 18th Century engraving from one of the greatest botanical books ever published.
Plate II – Ananas (Hawaiian Pineapple) from Plantae Selectae Condition: Very good. Some light spotting and creasing. The high light
This rare and striking original renaissance period engraving shows Amerigo Vespucci finding the Crux or Southern Cross constellation with an
18th Century Engraving of Phyllis holding a lamb by Heinrich Sintzenich after Carlo Dolci.
The “Imagerie d’Epinal” established in 1796 by Jean Charles Pellerin popularized printed images of everyday scenes. The pochoir (hand painted
This wonderful work, an antique reproduction after William Hogarth illustrates the pitfalls that an artist who does not properly employ the principles of perspective may encounter.
Geneva, Switzerland around the time of the Escalade. Original antique 1634 Copperplate engraving by Nicolas Tassin.
This Swiss militaria print is a color lithograph or chromolithographic illustration, a common format for patriotic and military imagery in
Vue of the Devil’s Bridge in the Swiss Alps – IIe Vue du Pont du Diable – a famous scenic
Gallicus – a stallion from France. Original antique print from Equile, the famous renaissance work about horses.
Appulus – Magnificent Stallion from Puglia. Renaissance period engraving by Stradanus.
Magnificent copperplate engraving of a Stallion – 16th century late Renaissance print on old hand laid paper. Stradanus.
A Saxon Stallion from the rare and exceptional Renaissance series of engravings of horses in the famous work Equile – The Stables of Don Juan of Austria – by Stradanus.
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.