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View of Old London, Neurupping, Circa 1840
Luke Honey Ltd
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View of Old London, Neurupping, Circa 1840

19th century
For Sale by Luke Honey Ltd
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“Ansicht von London”, a view over the Thames towards St Paul’s, Blackfriars Bridge in the foreground, with a Dutch paddle-steamer beyond, original hand-coloured lithograph, Oehmigke & Riemschneider, Neuruppin,19th century, 29 x 33cm (image size) in a 19th century reeded frame with attractive old glass, 46cm x 52cm (frame size).

Stock Reference Number: LH 1001

Unusual mid 19th century hand-coloured print by the firm of Oehmigke & Riemschneider of Neuruppin, Brandenburg. London is depicted as a fantasy Germanic or Eastern European, its skyine peppered with onion domes, spires and minarets.

Physical Dimensions
Height
46cm (18.11")
Width
52cm (20.47")
Depth
3cm (1.18")
Declaration

Luke Honey Ltd has dated this Antique Neuruppin London Print to the 19th Century.

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SA556514
Dealers Internal Reference
LH 1001
Description
“Ansicht von London”, a view over the Thames towards St Paul’s, Blackfriars Bridge in the foreground, with a Dutch paddle-steamer beyond, original hand-coloured lithograph, Oehmigke & Riemschneider, Neuruppin,19th century, 29 x 33cm (image size) in a 19th century reeded frame with attractive old glass, 46cm x 52cm (frame size).
fig 1. A framed 19th-century hand-coloured print showing a historic London cityscape across the Thames with ships, horses, and figures, housed in a stepped dark wood frame with a gilt inner border.
fig 1. View of Old London, Neurupping, Circa 1840

Stock Reference Number: LH 1001

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Unusual mid 19th century hand-coloured print by the firm of Oehmigke & Riemschneider of Neuruppin, Brandenburg.
Luke Honey Ltd

London is depicted as a fantasy Germanic or Eastern European, its skyine peppered with onion domes, spires and minarets.

Height
46cm (18.11")
Width
52cm (20.47")
Depth
3cm (1.18")
Date of Manufacture

Luke Honey Ltd has dated this Antique Neuruppin London Print to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA556514
Dealers Internal Ref
LH 1001
Luke Honey Ltd
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A framed 19th-century hand-coloured print showing a historic London cityscape across the Thames with ships, horses, and figures, housed in a stepped dark wood frame with a gilt inner border.
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Archive I A framed 19th-century hand-coloured print showing a historic London cityscape across the Thames with ships, horses, and figures, housed in a stepped dark wood frame with a gilt inner border.

View of Old London, Neurupping, circa 1840

Archive II A framed 19th-century hand-coloured print showing a historic London cityscape across the Thames with ships, horses, and figures, housed in a stepped dark wood frame with a gilt inner border. View II
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A framed 19th-century hand-coloured print showing a historic London cityscape across the Thames with ships, horses, and figures, housed in a stepped dark wood frame with a gilt inner border.
View of Old London, Neurupping, circa 1840
Ref: SA556514
A framed 19th-century hand-coloured print showing a historic London cityscape across the Thames with ships, horses, and figures, housed in a stepped dark wood frame with a gilt inner border.
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Neuruppin prints, or Neuruppiner Bilderbogen, were popular mass-produced hand-coloured lithographs and woodcuts created in Neuruppin, Germany, during the 19th century. They depicted historical events, topographical city views, and instructional scenes for a wide commercial market.

Topographical prints from this era were typically created using copperplate engraving or lithography on paper before being finished by hand with watercolour washes. Frames from the period were commonly constructed from stained pine, walnut, or mahogany with gilded inner slips.

Authentic prints show evidence of plate marks or stone lithography borders, organic paper age-toning, and subtle variations in watercolour paint application. Modern reproductions lack genuine paper oxidisation and display uniform mechanical dot matrices under magnification.

Architectural and topographical prints pair well with classic dark wood furniture, contemporary gallery walls, or minimalist shelving. Framing them with acid-free mounts and clean moulding bridges the gap between historical artwork and modern interior design.

Keep framed prints out of direct sunlight and away from damp areas to prevent fading and foxing. Ensure the artwork is mounted using conservation-grade, acid-free materials behind UV-filtering glass to protect the paper fibers and watercolour pigments.
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