Excellent

Genoa, 1834-37 It is a double steel engraving depicting animated and decorative views of the city.
Made between 1834 and 1837, this work is taken from the volume Italy, Sicily, the Iles Eoliennes, the Ile d'Elbe…. by Audot Père, published in Paris.

• Sheet size: cm. 25×16 approx.
• Dimensions of each engraving: cm. 11×8 approx.
• Support: Light paper
• Condition: Excellent state of preservation

Genoa, 1840 It is a burin engraving made by Rouargue, which offers a splendid view of the city.
This work, characterized by lively animation and well-defined contrast, is an example of mastery in steel engraving.

• Sheet size: cm. 17×26 approx.
• Size of the joke: cm. 10×15 approx.
• Support: Heavy paper with white backing
• Condition: Excellent

Genoa, 1859 It is a series of anonymous woodcuts representing some of the most iconic buildings in Genoa, including the Queen Mother's Palace, The Ducal Palace, the Court of the Royal Palace and the Royal Palace same.
These four views, printed on a single sheet, offer a fascinating glimpse into the architectural beauty of the city in the 19th century.

• Sheet size: mm. 110×80 each
• Support: Light paper
• Condition: Excellent
• Taken from: Sanvito, “Usages and customs of all the peoples of the Universe”, Milan

Genoa, Poor People's Home it is a lithograph from 1840 that offers a suggestive view of the square of the Albergo de' Poveri in Genoa.
This print is taken from the periodical work Picturesque Polyorama, aimed at spreading useful knowledge among all classes of society.

• Sheet size: cm. 15×16 approx.
• Condition: Excellent
• Support: Paper
• Notes: Almost no margins, cut from the book with writing on the back and on the back

The print ships complete with mat, making it a beautiful decorative display for any collector.

Genoa, Boats at sea it is a copper engraving made in 1860 by the ROUARGUE brothers.
This work features a lively scene with two morra players and various spectators, enriched by delicate contemporary watercolours.

• Sheet size: mm. 263×167
• Engraving size: mm. 163×117
• Support: Thick paper with white backing
• Condition: Excellent

Taken from the volume Voyage d'Italie, northern part by Paul De Musset, this work represents a fascinating glimpse into 19th-century Genoese life.

Genoa, Jesuit Church It is an engraving made in 1712, using the copper etching technique.
This work is taken from The delights of Italy by De Rogissart, German edition, published in Berlin in 1712.

• Sheet size: cm. 25×15 approx.
• Engraving size: cm. 21×13 approx.
• Support: Light laid paper
• Condition: Excellent state of preservation

Genoa, Church of the Nunziata It is a steel engraving made in 1834.
This work is taken from the volume Die Wundermappe oder Sämmtliche Kunst… by Strahlheim Conrad Friedrich, published in Frankfurt am Main.

• Sheet size: mm. 240×150
• Engraving size: mm. 140×90
• Support: Light paper
• Condition: Excellent, with sporadic blooms on the white back

Genoa, Court in the Royal Palace and Royal Palace It is a double steel engraving made between 1834 and 1837.
This work is taken from the volume Italy, Sicily, les Iles Eoliennes, l'Ile d'Elbe by Audot Père, published in Paris.

• Sheet size: cm. 25×16 approx.
• Engraving size: cm. 11x8 approximately for each
• Support: Lightweight paper, white back
• Condition: Excellent condition

This engraving features animated and decorative views, making it a fascinating piece for collectors and art enthusiasts.

Genoa, Entrance of Villa Pallavicini It is a woodcut made in 1890, signed by the designer E. Bondier, a well-known French illustrator active in Paris in the latter part of the 19th century.
This print is from a late 19th century French book and features an animated scene that captures the essence of the Villa Pallavicini.

• Sheet size: cm. 10×13 approx.
• Technique: Woodcut
• Condition: Excellent state of preservation
• Support: Paper

The print has been cut from the book and has writing on the back. The full page containing the print will be sent.