Switzerland Archives - Page 6 of 6

La Cascade de Pissevache, Valais

Cascade de Pissevache, Valais

The Reichenbach Waterfall – Original Aquatint by Weber circa 1840

Original 19th Century Aquating Engraving

Leuk – Loueche – Antique Engraving of Leukerbad

Leuk-Loueche Aquatint Engraving with period handcoloring – circa 1850 Drawn by Geissler – Engraved by Huber. Published by the Verlag

Antique Engraving – Swiss Landscape – From Golzweil to Interlaken

Von Golzweil gegen Interlaken 19th Century Engraving Text below print in three languages reads: Von Golzweil gegen Interlaken / Depuis

Jakob Lorenz Rüdisühli after Joseph Geisser – Grandson

Rüdisühli after Geisser The Medieval Town of Grandson Aquatint Engraving, 19th Century. Engraved by Jakob Lorenz Rüdisühli after a painting

Les Echelles Pres Les Bains de Louche – Leukerbad

Les Echelles a Loeche-Les-Bains Les Echelles a Leukerbad (Loeche-Les-Bains) Aquatint Engraving with period handcoloring – circa 1830 Drawn by Johann

Antique Print – Berne, Vers la chaine des montagnes

Bern – Berne Berne vers la chaine des montagnes Beautiful antique print with a view of the Bern, the Aare

William Tell’s Chapel, Lake Lucerne – Antique Print

William Tell’s Chapel Title: Chapelle de Guillaume Tell au lac des IV Cantons – avec la fete religieus qu’on y

Chateau de Chillon after Winterlin -Aquatint – Basel Circa 1830

Chateau de Chillon Aquatint Engraving circa 1830 Beautiful image of the Chateau de Chillon on Lake Geneva (Lac Leman) with

Gottfried Engelmann – 19th Century Lithograph – Village of Maglan, Switzerland

Engelmann – road to Maglan 1827 Lithograph by Engelmann Vue de La Sortie du Village de Maglan Beautiful early 19th

Antique Print – View of Bern by William Henry Bartlett

William Henry Bartlett (1828 – 1854) Handcolored Steelplate engraving after a drawing by W. H. Bartlett. Published in London in

Jean Calvin – John Calvin, Famous French Reformer

This beautiful large format lithograph comes from the book “Iconographie Françoise : Ou Portraits des Personnes les plus illustres qui ont paru en France depuis François Premier (et quelques années avant) jusqu’à la fin du règne de Louis XVI.”