Name: Copper engraving | 1773 | Ruin of a house
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Antique Prints & Drawings | Ruin of a house | Copper engraving | 1773

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1773XVIII^th Century

Date : 1773
Century : 18th Century
Period : Louis XV
Technique : Copper engraving
Support : Laid paper
Sheet : 12.0 x 20.0 cm
Plate : 9.5 x 15.3 cm
Inventory N° : FR-57815

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Ruin of a house

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Original copper engraving engraved by Varin. 1773

The Galerie Napoléon is pleased to propose to you this copper engraving printed 251 years ago (in 1773).

As for all the artworks of our collections, this copper engraving Ruin of a house dating from 1773 is dispatched worldwide within 24H in a secured packaging, accompanied by its certificate of authenticity guaranteeing the name of the artists draughtsman, engraver, lithographer), the impression process used (Copper engraving) and its date (1773).

In order to guarantee a perfect conservation in time, this copper engraving is dispatched, ready to be framed, under color passepartout (manufactured without acid in the pulp for a neutral pH) on a cream mountboard made from carton bois (also acid free & neutral pH).

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