WEARY by Radford-1877 Antique Art Print

In 1595, Jodocus Hondius the Elder created this splendid map--Vera Totius Expeditionis Nauticæ--to celebrate the first and second circumnavigations of the globe by Englishmen, Sir Francis Drake and Thomas Cavendish, respectively. At 3 feet tall and 4 feet wide, the dramatic size of this elegant reproduction will make it a focal point, perfect for the well-furnished office or home. A sophisticated decorative piece, this map also serves as a unique historical reference, showing peculiar gaps in the geographic knowledge of the time, such as the Asia-sized continent of Terra Australis, believed to dominate the Southern Hemisphere. Rich colors approximate the original, with its many decorative elements, including elaborate border design and stunning lettering. A prominent drawing of The Golden Hind, Drake's ship, is placed between the two hemispheres, with the Elizabethan coat of arms above it at the top of the map. Two inset maps in the upper corners show Drake's landings at California and Java. In the lower corners are two inset drawings: one depicting Drake's welcome at the Moluccas, and another showing Drake's ship caught on rocks near the Celebes. Notably, the interiors of the continents are largely left blank, reflecting both the nautical focus of this map, and the limits of continental exploration during the time the map was made. Printed on 24 lb. premium coated bond paper. The original, measuring 41 by 46 cm, is held by the Library of Congress.

This ship print by Ian Hall is the perfect addition to your home, and also makes for a touching and thoughtful gift. Printed on ultra premium matte presentation paper, this beautiful art print is a faithful reproduction of the original pencil and digital

Indulge in tropical appeal with this "Parrots with Flowers" framed art print. Two parrots sit perched among brightly colored flowers. The antiqued gold scroll frame and cream matting provide the piece with a striking contrast and sleek finish.

In 1595, Jodocus Hondius the Elder created this splendid map--Vera Totius Expeditionis Nauticæ--to celebrate the first and second circumnavigations of the globe by Englishmen, Sir Francis Drake and Thomas Cavendish, respectively. At 4 feet tall and more than 5 feet wide, the dramatic size of this elegant reproduction will make it a focal point, perfect for the well-furnished office or home. A sophisticated decorative piece, this map also serves as a unique historical reference, showing peculiar gaps in the geographic knowledge of the time, such as the Asia-sized continent of Terra Australis, believed to dominate the Southern Hemisphere. Rich colors approximate the original, with its many decorative elements, including elaborate border design and stunning lettering. A prominent drawing of The Golden Hind, Drake's ship, is placed between the two hemispheres, with the Elizabethan coat of arms above it at the top of the map. Two inset maps in the upper corners show Drake's landings at California and Java. In the lower corners are two inset drawings: one depicting Drake's welcome at the Moluccas, and another showing Drake's ship caught on rocks near the Celebes. Notably, the interiors of the continents are largely left blank, reflecting both the nautical focus of this map, and the limits of continental exploration during the time the map was made. Printed on 24 lb. premium coated bond paper. The original, measuring 41 by 46 cm, is held by the Library of Congress.

Internal Structures of Human Head 1 Art Print on Antique Book Page Medical Illustration from bygone era is printed on a page from a tattered antique book. The page has beautiful golden patina of old age and nostalgic charm to it. Page: approx. 8" x 10" or 20 cm x 25.5 cm Condition: golden patina, some fraying & age spots The Showcase photos are sample only Listing includes 1 print (main photo) with a different page from the same book: each page is different & each print is one of a kind The Art Print will fit nicely to 8 x 10 and 8.5 x 11 frames with or without mat board. Sample image (one with the 4 different frames) shows several different styles of frame with different mounting options. Book Pages & Arts The pages we use for art prints are from antique tattered books we rescued: books from 1800s. These books have badly broken spines, crumbling dry leather covers, split into 2 or 3 bindings, etc. They were mass published back then and consequently considered not worthy of restoration, and destined t

Framed Decorative Art Print Title: Matador I Frame: 1 5/8" Satin Black Mat: Antique White Image Dimensions: 24.12" H x 16.75" W Outside Frame Dimensions: 31.74" H x 24.37" W x 1" D Special Features: Custom framed by designers, this piece features both frame and mat selections that have been hand-chosen to enhance the artwork Ready to hang - comes with a hanging wire for easy installation Gallery-quality acrylic glazing and premium-quality frame assembled in the U.S.A Long-lasting, fade-resistant ink on high quality lithographic paper Paper is dry-mounted to prevent rippling Dramatic theatre of a bullfight is captured in this fine art print from Mexico's tourism board

This ship print by Ian Hall is the perfect addition to your home, and also makes for a touching and thoughtful gift. Printed on ultra premium matte presentation paper, this beautiful art print is a faithful reproduction of the original pencil and digital

In 1595, Jodocus Hondius the Elder created this splendid map--Vera Totius Expeditionis Nauticæ--to celebrate the first and second circumnavigations of the globe by Englishmen, Sir Francis Drake and Thomas Cavendish, respectively. At 5 feet tall and more than 6 and a half feet wide, the dramatic size of this elegant reproduction will make it a focal point, perfect for the well-furnished office or home. A sophisticated decorative piece, this map also serves as a unique historical reference, showing peculiar gaps in the geographic knowledge of the time, such as the Asia-sized continent of Terra Australis, believed to dominate the Southern Hemisphere. Rich colors approximate the original, with its many decorative elements, including elaborate border design and stunning lettering. A prominent drawing of The Golden Hind, Drake's ship, is placed between the two hemispheres, with the Elizabethan coat of arms above it at the top of the map. Two inset maps in the upper corners show Drake's landings at California and Java. In the lower corners are two inset drawings: one depicting Drake's welcome at the Moluccas, and another showing Drake's ship caught on rocks near the Celebes. Notably, the interiors of the continents are largely left blank, reflecting both the nautical focus of this map, and the limits of continental exploration during the time the map was made. Printed on 24 lb. premium coated bond paper. The original, measuring 41 by 46 cm, is held by the Library of Congress.

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Betsy Brown captures the dreamy quality of a late summer afternoon at the Des Fosses estate with this exquisite, Impressionist-inspired print. Hazy sunlight warms the yard and foliage in golden patches, while the Victorian home's soft mauve hue is picked up by an abundance of lovely perennials.