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Greek Inscriptions from Egypt – Antique Print of Ancient Texts, Pococke 1776 This intriguing antique print displays a collection of ancient Greek inscriptions found in Egypt, meticu...

Hand-Colored Engraving of La Camargo, Paris, ca. 1900 edition This lively hand-colored engraving depicts Marie-Anne de Cupis de Camargo (1710–1770), celebrated ballerina of the Pari...

Antique Chromolithograph of German Settlement in America, circa 1890 Description: This richly detailed chromolithograph, titled “Deutsche Ansiedelung in Amerika” (German Settlement ...

Antique Print of the Tangut People in China by Athanasius Kircher, c.1660 This rare 17th-century engraving shows the traditional dress of the Tangut people in western China, as desc...

Title: St. Thomas Apostle Engraving – John XX Doubting Thomas c.1735 Description: This detailed antique engraving titled “St. Thomas the Apostle” depicts Thomas, also known as “Doub...

Snake Print of Rattlesnake and Horned Viper, c.1850, by Orbigny This highly detailed 19th-century hand-colored engraving, Reptiles Pl. 13, features two of the world’s most iconic ve...

Title: Exotic Pigeons of the World: Hand-Colored Engravings from the Seligmann Edition, After George Edwards’ Natural History This set of three beautifully detailed hand-colored eng...

Antique Moth Pair Xylina Lambda Ortholithia Sepp Brants 1905 Handcolor This refined matching pair of antique moth engravings originates from Parts 7–8 of...

Set of five antique prints of various furniture. Published by Benard after Radel, circa 1785.

German Renaissance Painted Sculpture Print by H. Dolmetsch, Ornamentenschatz c.1880 This captivating print by H. Dolmetsch showcases the intricate and vibrant art of 'bemalte Plasti...

Antique Moth Pair Sciapteron Xystophora Sepp Brants 1906 Handcolor This striking matching pair of antique moth engravings originates from Parts 3–4 of th...

Antique map titled 'Karte von dem groessten Theil des Landes Jemen'. Original map of Yemen, this map is the first printed map specifically of Yemen, and t...

Bavarian Innkeeper Print Miesbach 1853 by Compte-Calix – Hand-Colored Lithograph This charming antique print depicts an innkeeper from Miesbach in Bavaria, Germany (Aubergiste de Mi...

Antique print titled 'Calechut'. Wonderful, miniature copper engraving depicting Arion riding on a very cheerful looking sea monster in the important tradi...

Hand-Colored Engraving of Louis XIII from Pluvinel's Equestrian Manual, 1623-1629 Description: This exquisite hand-colored engraving is from Antoine de Pluvinel's renowned equestr...

Antique frontispiece titled 'Acta Sactorum Maii, Tomus VI'. This engraving depicts various religious figures. Originates from 'Acta Sanctorum', an encyclopedic text in 68 folio volum...

Knight of the Illustrious Order of Saint Januarius in Ceremonial Robes Description: This hand-colored engraving depicts a distinguished Knight of the Illustrious Order of Saint Janu...

Antique Butterfly Pair Satyrus Statilinus Sepp Brants 1905 Handcolor NOTE: WE SELL THE PRINTS UNFRAMED. THE PRINTS ARE ORIGINAL AND GUARANTEED OVER 100 YEARS OLD. This refined matching pair of antique butterfly engravings originates from Parts 1–2 of the rare third and final series of 'Nederlandsche Vlinders', published in The Hague by Martinus Nijhoff between 1905 and 1913. The work was executed under the direction of A. Brants as a continuation of the legendary Sepp tradition in Dutch entomological illustration, first begun in 1728. This late series represents the final chapter of one of the most important illustrated natural history projects ever produced in the Netherlands. Both plates depict the life cycle of Satyrus Statilinus, showing the butterfly in multiple wing positions alongside detailed studies of caterpillar, chrysalis, egg, and host plant. The scientific accuracy is paired with remarkably subtle hand coloring, revealing soft browns, muted greens, and carefully shaded contours. These plates reflect the transition from the great 18th-century copper engraving tradition into early 20th-century scientific illustration while fully preserving artisanal coloring techniques. This offering includes not only the two original hand-colored copper engravings, but also the complete original printed text leaves (in Dutch language) from Part 1–2, allowing the set to be preserved as a true historical entomological unit rather than isolated decorative prints. The plates come from the library of the noted Dutch lepidopterist Jan Hendrik Ernst Wittpen (1878–1956), with his library stamp present, adding strong scientific provenance. The third series of Sepp’s butterflies is markedly rarer on the market than the earlier volumes and is highly sought after by collectors of natural history, scientific art, and museum-quality wall decor. Presented as a matching diptych, this pair works especially well for libraries, studies, and refined contemporary interiors where historical scientific imagery adds quiet authority and warmth. Condition report Both engravings and accompanying text leaves are in excellent, near-mint condition. Clean impressions, fresh original hand coloring, strong plate marks visible, no foxing, no tears, no stains. Exceptionally well preserved. Framing tips This pair is ideally suited for a horizontal diptych presentation. Use soft ivory or warm light-grey museum matting with slim walnut, bronze, or muted gilt frames. Museum glass is strongly recommended to preserve the original coloring. Hanging the two plates with 4–6 cm spacing creates a balanced and elegant wall composition. NOTE: WE SELL THE PRINTS UNFRAMED. Technique: Hand-colored copper engraving Maker: A. Brants after Sepp tradition, The Hague, circa 1905–1913 SEO keyword block antique butterfly engraving, sepp butterfly print, brants entomology, satyrus statilinus, dutch natural history art, hand colored insect print, antique scientific illustration...

The Dean of Westminster Bringing the Crown – Coronation of George IV, 1821 – Stipple and Mezzotint in Colours by Sir George Naylor A finely executed stipple and mezzotint engraving ...

Elegant 1920s Portrait “Zeventien” – Art Deco Lithograph by Hartley Davis Refined Art Deco portrait titled Zeventien (“Seventeen”), created by ill...

Engraved plate by John Webber, titled "A Young Woman of Otaheite, in the dress they assume when bringing a Present." This work was included in the published account of Captain Jame...

Antique Botanical Print – Exotic Orchid Selenipedium Hybridum Grande, c.1888 Description: A captivating and rare botanical illustration of Selenipedium hybridum grande, one of the m...

Anna Condo, a filmmaker and a photographer born in Armenia and raised in France, has been photographing flowers, her "ultimate muse," since 2013. The medium became a creative outlet ...

Set of Three Antique Engravings of Butterflies and Moths from Diderot’s Encyclopédie, ca. 1770 A fine trio of copperplate engravings from Denis Diderot and Jean le Rond d’Alembert’s...

Antique print titled 'G. Lamongan'. Beautiful lithograph of Gunung Lamongan. Gunung Lamongan or Mount Lamongan (1,651m - 5, 417 ft) is a small stratovolcano located between the massi...

Floral Harmony in Decorative Design: The Art Nouveau Aesthetic of Henry Lambert These exquisite prints, attributed to the renowned Henry Lambert, embody the elegance and fluidity ...

Antique Japanese Decorative Art Prints Featuring Lacquerwork and Textile Motifs This exquisite pair of antique prints showcases the geometric elegance and ornate richness of traditi...

Christ Healing the Blind Man and the Possessed Mute, Pieter Mortier, ca. 1700 This engraving originates from Pieter Mortier’s monumental illustrated Bible, published in Amsterdam ar...

Plate 17 from "La Methode et Invention nouvelle de Dresser les Chevaux" portrays William Cavendish, the first Duke of Newcastle, providing instructions to Captain Mazin in the art of...

Dutch West Indies Geology Fossils 1888 Scientific Lithograph Plates This rare matched pair of geological plates originates from the monumental 1888 scientific work Bericht über eine...

Antique Indian Decorative Art Print with Royal Textiles and Weaponry, 1887 This vibrant antique print offers a spectacular glimpse into the richly adorned ceremonial and decorative ...

Fine early plan of Batavia (Jakarta), published by Arnoldus Montanus. This map has a vignette at the bottom showing Jakarta from the sea with the volcanoes Mount Gede, Mount Pangrnago and Mount Salak in the background. The plan is based on the earlier, much larger map of Batavia published by Clement de Jonghe...

Antique Lichen Prints Set of 6 – German Botanical Lithographs 1874 This remarkable wall set of six original scientific lithographs comes from the rare 1874 German publication “Cryptogamen-Flora – Flechten,” devoted entirely to the detailed study of lichens. Issued in Gera by the respected scientific publisher C. B. Griesbach and prepared by Otto Müller and G. Pabst, this series represents one of the most precise 19th-century visual documents of cryptogamic botany. Each plate is densely populated with finely rendered lichen specimens, shown in multiple growth stages with accompanying microscopic structural details. The compositions are carefully balanced across each sheet, creating an extraordinary rhythm of organic textures, cellular formations, and natural pattern systems. Together, the six plates form a powerful scientific grid that is visually striking both at close inspection and from a distance. Produced during the golden age of European botanical taxonomy, these lithographs were created as serious reference tools for pharmacists, physicians, and natural scientists. Unlike decorative flower books intended for the general public, true cryptogam atlases such as this were printed in far smaller numbers and were subjected to hard professional use. As a result, intact matching sets have become increasingly scarce on the market. The restrained monochrome palette gives this set a timeless graphic quality that integrates effortlessly into both classical and contemporary interiors. Displayed as a horizontal 3×2 wall arrangement or in vertical pairing formats, the set works exceptionally well in studies, medical offices, libraries, design hotels, law firms, galleries, and minimalist residential spaces. The scientific precision combined with the abstract beauty of lichen morphology makes this set particularly attractive to modern interior designers seeking authentic historical material with strong visual structure. This is a cohesive original 19th-century wall ensemble, not a later reproduction or decorative reprint. Each plate is an authentic lithograph pulled from the original 1874 publication. Condition Report All six plates are in very good antique condition. Light, even age toning consistent with 19th-century paper. No tears or losses observed. Margins remain intact. Image impressions are crisp and well preserved. Minor surface marks or faint edge handling wear may be present but do not detract from display quality. Framing Suggestions This set presents beautifully in slim natural oak or walnut frames with deep ivory museum mats for a clean, contemporary gallery look. For a more dramatic, archival presentation, matte black frames with soft off-white mats will emphasize the fine line work and give the set a striking museum-style presence. UV-protective glazing is recommended for long-term preservation. Technique: Lithography Maker: Otto Müller & G. Pabst, Germany, 1874 SEO Keyword Block antique botanical prints, lichen lithographs, cryptogam flora, 19th century science prints, german botanical art, medical wall art, pharmacy decor, scientific wall set, black and white botanical prints, natural history lithographs, antique plant prints, lichen study plates, interior designer wall art, antique scientific illustration

The image is a historical copper engraving from 1673, taken from the German edition of Arnoldus Montanus' work, which is known for its depiction of the Americas and the Southern land...

Antique map titled 'Dépt. de l'Ariège'. Map of the French department of Haute-Vienne, France. Haute-Vienne is home to the commune of Limoge, which makes oak barrels used...

Renaissance Ornament Print – “Por la Gracia de Dios” Panel with Cherubs & Scrollwork This striking chromolithograph, Plate LXIII from L’Ornement Polychrome (Paris, c.1869), presents...

Chikanobu Triptych – Shogun Returns from the Hunt in Koganehara, c.1897 This powerful and dynamic triptych by Toyohara Chikanobu (1838–1912) depicts the Shogun and his retinue returning from a falconry hunt across the vast grasslands of Koganehara. The print is part of the celebrated Meiji-era series Chiyoda no Omote (Outer Palace of Chiyoda), which portrayed ceremonial and military scenes from the life of the Tokugawa shogunate. This series blends historical reverence with a modern Meiji sensibility, celebrating Japan’s warrior heritage at a time of rapid transformation. Rendered in rich color and vivid linework, the triptych shows a noble procession in motion: the mounted Shogun at center turns back toward the viewer, while falconers and warriors in elaborate dress surround him. Attendants carry game and falconry equipment, and a dense forest line marks the horizon behind them. The sweeping composition emphasizes both movement and status, with the central figure visually dominant and placed against a pale, open sky. The triptych is signed by Chikanobu with the toshidama cartouche and published by Fukuda Hatsujirō around 1897. Chikanobu, one of the last great ukiyo-e masters, was celebrated for his ability to capture imperial ceremony, samurai culture, and the feminine elegance of the court — often in triptych format for dramatic impact. While the work shows some age-related signs, it retains strong visual appeal and is a compelling historical document of samurai-era tradition as imagined through Meiji eyes. Condition report: Good overall condition considering age. The three sheets are mounted together on old Japanese paper backing (verso), which is loosening slightly along the joins. Light overall toning and minor wrinkling across the panels. Colors remain well preserved with strong impression and no major losses or tears. Margins present, minor handling wear visible. A stable and attractive display piece. Framing tips: We recommend float mounting the full triptych in a custom horizontal frame, allowing the slight backing and joins to remain visible as part of its historical charm. Use a dark walnut or black lacquer frame with an off-white or light beige acid-free mat. Proper archival mounting can help preserve the integrity of the backing while enhancing its display quality. Technique: Woodblock print (ōban triptych) Maker: Toyohara Chikanobu, Japan, c.1897 Publisher: Fukuda Hatsujirō Keywords: Chikanobu triptych, samurai falconry print, Japanese woodblock print, Meiji print, Chiyoda no Omote, shogun artwork, Koganehara, antique Japanese triptych...

Antique print titled 'Le Chien de Chasse - Sporting Dog (..)'. Original engraving of a hunting dog. Lithographed by W. French after Stubbs. Published b...

This lithograph by Karl Joseph Brodtmann presents a detailed portrait of a Tahitian dancer. The artwork is part of Brodtmann’s ethnographic series, capturing the attire, posture, and...

Antique plan titled 'Plan de l'Isle de Goree The island of Gorée lies off the coast of Senegal, opposite Dakar. From the 15th to the 19th century, it was the largest slave-tradin...

Antique Costume Print of Mendoza – Young Woman in Traditional Dress, 1854 This hand-colored lithograph presents a striking portrayal of a young woman from Mendoza, Argentina, dresse...

Antique print titled 'Bantam'. Copper engraving of the Dutch attack on the Portuguese fleet off Bantam in 1601 depicted as the victory of Admiral Wolfert Harmensz and his 5 ships over 30 Portuguese ships. The ships in the battle include the Sultan of Bantam’s war galleys (ghali); ocean-going craft with sails, oars and a prow battering ram built according to Mediterranean standards learnt from Portuguese renegades and Turkish shipwrights. They were built to allow them to shoot the large cannon...

Indian Floral Motifs – Antique Print of Decorative Patterns from India, c.1869 This vibrant chromolithograph from Plate XVIII of L'Ornement Polychrome presents a stunning array of t...

Antique map titled 'Insularum Moluccarum Nova Descriptio.' Beautiful map of the Moluccas. The famous Spice Islands, the cornerstone of the Dutc...

Shepherd Resting Against a Fence – 18th-Century Etching by F. Faber This finely detailed etching by F. Faber, titled 'Schaapherder leunend tegen hek' (Shepherd Resting Against a F...

Title: Italian Courtship Scene with Nobles in Vibrant 14th-Century Dress, 1845 This beautifully hand-colored engraving from the 1845 publication Costumes Historiques des XIIIe, XIVe...

Ancient Inscriptions from Sinai and Egypt – Inscriptio Memnonis, c.1710 This intriguing double-plate engraving features a meticulously rendered compilation of ancient inscriptions d...

Set of three antique furniture prints depicting various buffets and a vitrine. These prints originate from 'Le Magasin de Meubles' by Victor Quetion. Published in Paris, circa 1860.

Antique print titled 'Michel Phedorwitz Grand Duc (..)'. Portrait of Michael of Russia (Mikhail Fyodorovich Romanov), bust-length directed to left; in oval. Published by Balthasar...

Fortress Assault Triptych – 1894 Japanese Meiji War Woodblock by Gekko This powerful Meiji-era woodblock triptych by Ogata Gekko (1859–1920) depicts the dramatic assault on a Chines...

Antique print titled 'Grande Route de Cauterets - Vue prise a la côté du Limacon'. Original lithograph of the valley of Cauterets, France. Published by A. Bassy, circa 1890.

18th Century French Ceiling Design – Rococo Floral and Architectural Ornament, Plate LXXXVII This exuberant chromolithograph, Plate LXXXVII from *L'Ornement Polychrome*, showcases a...

Antique Engraving – Felucca for Commerce on the Barbary Coast, 1802 This antique maritime engraving, published in 1802, depicts a *Felucca*, a traditional lateen-rigged vessel emplo...

Pèlerin - 1862 Hand-Colored Lithograph of a Pilgrim This 1862 hand-colored lithograph depicts a Pèlerin, or Pilgrim, embodying the humility and devotion of those on spiritual jour...

Vue des Restes d’un Temple de Vénus, Isle de Nisida – Antique Engraved Gulf of Naples View (1760s) This impressive 18th-century French engraving presents a sweeping coastal view of ...

Isola Bella Italy – Antique Lake Maggiore Lithograph View (c.1830) This early 19th-century lithograph offers a calm and finely detailed view of Isola Bella on Lake Maggiore, capturi...

18th Century Rococo Cartouches and Decorative Frames – French Ornament, Plate XCIII This lively chromolithograph, Plate XCIII from *L'Ornement Polychrome*, presents an exuberant col...

Eighteenth-Century Engraving of a Cannon-Boring Machine from Fonte des Canons Description: This highly detailed eighteenth-century engraving illustrates a cannon-boring machine used...

Art Deco Portrait “Gladys” – W\.E. Webster Lithograph, Dutch Edition 1922 Description: Delightful Art Deco portrait titled *Gladys*, created by British illustrator W\.E. Webster and...

Humorous Scene of Two Ladies in a Donkey Cart – “Wie wird das enden?” by Léon Girardet, c. 1890 Description: This charming color lithograph, titled “Wie wird das enden?” (How will t...