Brightly colored chromolithographs of ferns by Lowe, London, 1862. Double framed in dark green and wood burl moldings, each 13.5" wide by 17.5" high. Framed with conservation materials. More are available.

Brightly hand-colored etchings of ferns, for the most part done by Robert Greville who aided Sir William Hooker in the publication of "Icones Filicum", London, 1829-31. Very large and delicately rendered etchings in custom hand-finished frames, each 21.5" wide by 27" high. Framed with conservation materials. More are available.

Chromolithographs of birds eggs from Henry Seebohm's "Eggs of British Birds", 1896. Sold as pairs in custom hand-finished speckled frame, 14.5" wide by 19.5" high. Framed using conservation materials.

Set of Elizabeth Blackwell copperplate engravings of medicinal plants from the New World. These herbals, with original hand-color, were published as a medical reference book by Christoph Jacob Trew in Nuremberg in 1757. The original British publication was in 1737. They are bright and lively representations on rag paper. Each 18" wide by 22" high in hand-finished frames. Framed with conservation materials. Set of up to 16 available.

Etchings of fungi by Robert Kaye Greville ca 1830. Very fine detail delicately colored by the author himself from "Scottish Cryptogamic Flora". Framed in double hand-finished frames each 14" wide by 19" high. Sold as pairs. Framed using conservation materials.

Ten magnificent double page plates of Roman processional featuring all the glories of Rome. Exquisitely designed and executed depiction of a triumphal march, each plate flowing into the next as part of one long dioarama. From Jacob Tonson's "Caesar", London, 1712. Includes a parade of Hannibal's elephants. Each plate app. 17.5" x 17.5":sheet size 24" x 19". On rag paper; some minor imperfections. Please see my blog.

Early lithograph of Holy Land by David Roberts RA "Caiphas looking towards Mount Carmel", dated April 4 1839. 29" wide by 23" high in custom frame. All conservation materials used in framing.

Framed lithograph (heliograph) in sepia titled "Theatre de Pompie a Rome" by Chauvet drawn after Baltard's excavations of 1837, showing detailed elevations as well as overview. 32" wide by 21" high. Framed with conservation materials.

Etching of female figure in 22k antiqued gold frame. Representation of a sculpture on the Royal Palace in Amsterdam by Artus Quellin ("AQ" to bottom left of image), etched by his brother Henry Quellin ("H" at center bottom). From a series published in 1655. 14" wide by 22" high. Framed with conservation materials.

Pair of framed steel engravings of park plans from Paris ca 1860. Large in scale and very finely detailed, from the volume "Promenades de Paris" edited J Rothschild: "Parc de Montsouris" and "Parc des Buttes Chaumont". Each 28" wide by 22.5" high. Framed with conservation materials. More of these plans and elevations of parks and buildings are available.

Pair of large scale lithographs of vases from Ancient Greece By A Genick from the volume "Griechische Keramik" published by Ernst Wasmuth, Berlin 1883. Each 29.5" wide by 38" high. Framed with conservation materials. Very graphic, these are the largest images of this favorite subject of classical antique prints that I am aware of. More in this series are available.

A Framed engraving by Domenico Cunego of Raphael's mistress "La Fornarina" after a painting by Raphael, Rome,1772. Beautifully captured portrait. 21.5" high by 17" wide. Framed with conservation materials.