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David Roberts the Hypetheral Temple at Philae
Darnley Fine Art
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David Roberts the Hypetheral Temple at Philae

19th century
For Sale by Darnley Fine Art
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First edition lithograph

Full plate: 190

Presented in a acid free mount

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Darnley Fine Art has dated this David Roberts Lithograph Print to the Victorian era.

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SA1226547
Description
First edition lithograph

Full plate: 190

Presented in a acid free mount

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Darnley Fine Art has dated this David Roberts Lithograph Print to the Victorian era.

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A nineteenth-century tinted lithograph by David Roberts depicting the Hypaethral Temple at Philae beside the River Nile with feluccas and palm trees.
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Archive I A nineteenth-century tinted lithograph by David Roberts depicting the Hypaethral Temple at Philae beside the River Nile with feluccas and palm trees.

David Roberts the Hypetheral Temple at Philae

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A nineteenth-century tinted lithograph by David Roberts depicting the Hypaethral Temple at Philae beside the River Nile with feluccas and palm trees.
David Roberts The Hypetheral Temple at Philae
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A nineteenth-century tinted lithograph by David Roberts depicting the Hypaethral Temple at Philae beside the River Nile with feluccas and palm trees.
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Orientalist lithographs are printed artworks created by European artists during the nineteenth century, documenting the architecture, landscapes, and cultures of the Middle East, North Africa, and the Holy Land.

Artists drew detailed designs onto polished limestone blocks using greasy crayons. Secondary stones applied subtle coloured tints and washes before pressing the image onto heavy paper stock.

Authentic prints feature crisp architectural line work, distinct tonal lithographic printing, and printed publisher details or titles in the lower margin, often produced by lithographer Louis Haghe.

Frame the print in a simple dark wood or gilded frame with a neutral, acid-free mount. Position it in a home library, study, or hallway to introduce classical structure and historical interest.

Display paper prints away from direct sunlight and areas of high humidity. Frame using conservation-grade, acid-free backing boards and UV-filtering glass to prevent discolouration and foxing.
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