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C18th Architectural Engraving of the Cathedral of York
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C18th Architectural Engraving of the Cathedral of York

18th century
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C18th ARCHITECTURAL ENGRAVING OF THE CATHEDRAL OF YORK

A beautiful framed, antique engraving of the South West Prospect of The Cathedral Church of York

Measurements: 76.5cm H x 90 cm W

Physical Dimensions
Height
76.5cm (30.12")
Width
90cm (35.43")
Declaration

Duke Antiques and Interiors has dated this York Minster Architectural Engraving to the 18th Century.

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SA1201475
Description
C18th ARCHITECTURAL ENGRAVING OF THE CATHEDRAL OF YORK

A beautiful framed, antique engraving of the South West Prospect of The Cathedral Church of York

Measurements: 76.5cm H x 90 cm W

Height
76.5cm (30.12")
Width
90cm (35.43")
Date of Manufacture

Duke Antiques and Interiors has dated this York Minster Architectural Engraving to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1201475
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An 18th-century framed architectural copperplate engraving depicting the south-west view of York Minster Cathedral set within a black reeded frame with a gold slip.
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Archive I An 18th-century framed architectural copperplate engraving depicting the south-west view of York Minster Cathedral set within a black reeded frame with a gold slip.

C18th Architectural Engraving of the Cathedral of York

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An 18th-century framed architectural copperplate engraving depicting the south-west view of York Minster Cathedral set within a black reeded frame with a gold slip.
C18th ARCHITECTURAL ENGRAVING OF THE CATHEDRAL OF YORK
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An 18th-century framed architectural copperplate engraving depicting the south-west view of York Minster Cathedral set within a black reeded frame with a gold slip.
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18th-century architectural engravings are detailed monochrome prints created by incising designs onto copper plates. They were produced to document, study, and disseminate classic and Gothic building designs across Europe during the Georgian era.

These prints were rendered using oil-based inks applied to hand-pressed rag paper. Frames from the era or later reframings typically incorporate timber moulding, glass glazing, and occasionally gilt inner slips.

Authentic period engravings display a distinct plate mark impression around the border of the image, evidence of handmade rag paper with potential watermarks, fine cross-hatch line work, and period typography in the caption.

Architectural prints function well when hung in symmetrical pairs or larger grid arrangements above sideboards, consoles, or along hallway corridors to create structured visual interest.

Keep antique prints out of direct sunlight and high-humidity areas. Ensure they are mounted using acid-free matting materials and UV-protective glass to prevent discolouration and foxing.
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