Antiqueprints Gallery
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“Ass, Ape & Mole” (Aesop) Detail of an original copperplate engraving by Samuel How
Brazil in 1561! Detail of one of the earliest obtainable maps of the region. Map is oriented with we
Orchids! Original chromolithograph from Harriet Stewart Miner’s portfolio ’ Orc
Detail of an original plate by the great French erotic artist Louis Icart for ’Le Sopha’
Exploded view of an adult skull. Large original lithograph from Marc Bourgery’s landmark
“Lassitude” Detail of an original etching by Franz de Geetere from ’ La T
‘Enée Et Didon’ The Trojan hero Aeneas diddling Dido, the Queen of Carthage. Det
Detail of an hand illuminated letter ’D’, on a leaf of text printed in black and red, fr
SOLD ‘The Zoo’ Original tipped in plate by William Timlin for his Ultra Rare &r
“She shook her hands over the multitude below” Detail of an original tipped in
Detail of an original heliogravure from Karl Blossfeldt’s mastepiece ‘Urformen D
Original heliogravure by P Beloti for ’ Jacinthe ou Les Images Du Péché ’
SOLD Chickens! ‘White-Faced Black Spanish’ Detail of an original chromolithogr
Detail of an original plate by Paul Colin for ‘La Maitresse Noir’, Paris, 1947. $30.00 F
Detail of the frontis from Heinrich Scherer’s ’ Novus Atlas’, Munich, 1701 North p
The serenades of love sailed over the canals Detail of an original plate by the great Gerda Wegener
Four lithograph views of what are now the U.S. Virgin Islands, but were then the Danish West Indies.
Detail of an hand illuminated letter ’D’, on a leaf of text printed in black and red, fr
SOLD ‘The Zoo’ Original tipped in plate by William Timlin for his Ultra Rare &r
“She shook her hands over the multitude below” Detail of an original tipped in
‘Enée Et Didon’ The Trojan hero Aeneas diddling Dido, the Queen of Carthage. Det
“Lassitude” Detail of an original etching by Franz de Geetere from ’ La T
Detail of an original plate by the great French erotic artist Louis Icart for ’Le Sopha’
“Ass, Ape & Mole” (Aesop) Detail of an original copperplate engraving b
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