Item features A Series of 18th-Century Graphics/Colen Cambell Vitruvius Britannicus

A Series of 18th-Century Graphics/Colen Cambell Vitruvius Britannicus

We present you these four graphics made in the technique of etching.

The author is Colen Cambell. The graphics are from his work on architecture, Vitruvius

Britannicus, which was publish in the 1st quarter of the 18th century.

The templates to the Cambell’s project were made by H. Hulbergh.

The graphics depict English buildings from the period

of Neo-Palladianism, which is an interpretation of the Classical and

 Greco-Roman architecture in Great Britain. The buildings were designed by

18th-century English architects:

1. Chatsworth in Derbyshire.

2. Duncomb Park in Yorkshire.

3. Burlington House in London.

4. Longlate in Wiltshire.

Presented graphics are in perfect condition; framed in the same, wooden,

and polychrome frames. The polychrome on the frames

is missing in some places.

The price is for the whole set (4 pieces).

THE AUTHENTICITY (period of origin, type of material used in

 the manufacture) has been

confirmed by an expert in vintage

 and antique items.

The Antique Beauty company issues a CERTIFICATE

OF EXHIBITOR on presented items, which confirms the authenticity, legal

 origin, and the approximate

date and place of the items manufacture.

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