This antique print, dating back to c.1855, depicts a classic image of the Virgin Mary and baby Jesus, also known as the Virgin and Child. The print has been expertly engraved, with intricate details bringing this iconic religious scene to life. Measuring approximately 25cm long x 20.5cm width (portrait), this print is perfect for collectors of religious art or those looking to add a touch of history to their home décor. The print is in good condition, making it a rare find for antique print enthusiasts. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own this stunning piece of art.
Reproduction of engraving from volume: The Royal Gallery of Art ancient and modern : engravings from the private collections of Her Majesty the Queen and His Royal Highness Prince Albert, v. 1. Edited by S.C. Hall. c.1855.
For sale, 2 sheets:
1. Antiques print of Engraving of Virgin and Child taken from this book published c.1855.
2. Explanation of engraving of Virgin and Child taken from this book published c.1855.
SC Hall (editor)
P & D Colnaghi & Co : London (publisher)
T Agnew & Sons : Manchester (publisher)
Riviere : London (binder)
From Private Collection of Royal Subject(s)
Prince Albert, Prince Consort (1819-61)
Victoria, Queen of the United Kingdom (1819-1901)
Virgin and Child. Antique Print of engraving c.1855
Dimensions:
Engraving size: 25cm length x 20.5 cm width (portrait)
Page size: 66 cm length x 48.2 cm width
Note: All engravings printed on a debossed (relief area) in the middle of the page
Paper Stock: high-quality cartridge with gold gilding on edge.
Print: high-quality black-and-white engraving
Important: Regarding spotting, wear, discolouring and paper tears. This book was printed, 168 years ago, so there is some natural deterioration in the paper stock. The aging of each page and engraving is part of the appeal of such a purchase.
Each engraving is rolled and supplied in a cylinder, to maintain shape. It is entirely up to the buyers if they wish to trim the sheet to fit a particular frame or purpose. The explanatory sheet detailing the nature of the engraving is also included.