c.1700’s Architectural Elevations of Bridges
£726.00
This beautifully detailed pair of prints brings back to life architectural elevation engravings from the first half of the 18th century. Depicting bridges designed by James Paine, they’ve been digitally remastered here in our Lancashire studio and printed and framed in house in our classical-style elongated frames.
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This beautifully detailed pair of prints brings back to life architectural elevation engravings from the first half of the 18th century. Depicting bridges designed by James Paine, they’ve been digitally remastered here in our Lancashire studio and printed and framed in house in our classical-style elongated frames.
Product description
This beautifully detailed pair of prints brings back to life architectural elevation engravings from the first half of the 18th century. Depicting bridges designed by James Paine, they’ve been digitally remastered here in our Lancashire studio and printed and framed in house in our classical-style elongated frames.
Every element of these exquisite bridge engravings is hand cut, printed and assembled in Britain to create pictures of distinction with minimal carbon footprint. Printed with archival grade methods for the finest quality and durability, they come ready to hang in elegant frames made from sustainable wood.
Type: Framed Print
Image Type: Print
Vendor: T A Interiors
Product specifications
- Type
- Framed Print
- Size
- 95 x 38cm
- Image Type
- Vendor
- T A Interiors
- SKU
- TA11814
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