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18th Century Engraving Winged Greek Roman God Kaikas
Karen Tarleton
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18th Century Engraving Winged Greek Roman God Kaikas

18th century
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18th Century Engraving Antiquities of Athens Greek God Kaikas from the Tower of Winds in Athens. The Tower is an octagonal Marble Clock Tower with mythological gods facing in difference directions. Kaikas is the Greek God of the North East Wind.

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Height
20cm (7.87")
Width
37cm (14.57")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
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Karen Tarleton has dated this 18th Century Mythological Engraving to the 18th Century.

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18th Century Engraving Antiquities of Athens Greek God Kaikas from the Tower of Winds in Athens. The Tower is an octagonal Marble Clock Tower with mythological gods facing in difference directions. Kaikas is the Greek God of the North East Wind.

I have other listed please view my other interesting items.

Please call on 07866 475069 or email for more information.

FREE SHIPPING.

Many thanks

Karen

Height
20cm (7.87")
Width
37cm (14.57")
Depth
1cm (0.39")
Date of Manufacture

Karen Tarleton has dated this 18th Century Mythological Engraving to the 18th Century.

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Karen Tarleton
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An 18th-century monochrome copperplate engraving depicting Kaikias, the winged Greek deity of the north-east wind, holding a shield-like vessel.
18th Century Engraving Winged Greek Roman God Kaikas
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An 18th-century monochrome copperplate engraving depicting Kaikias, the winged Greek deity of the north-east wind, holding a shield-like vessel.
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Neoclassical copperplate engravings from the 18th century are printworks produced by carving designs into copper plates, inking them, and pressing them onto handmade paper. This period saw a revival of interest in classical antiquity, with artists documenting ancient Greek and Roman sculptures, architecture, and mythology.

These prints were crafted using heavy handmade rag paper, oil-based black ink, and polished copper plates. The image was incised using a steel burin, allowing for crisp line work and fine cross-hatching to create depth and tone.

Authentic prints from this era feature a distinct plate mark impression around the image border created by the pressure of the printing press. Additionally, authentic period paper often displays chain lines when held to the light and natural age toning or foxing without modern pixelation.

Classical engravings can be framed with museum-grade UV glass and a simple dark wood frame to complement contemporary or traditional spaces. Grouping multiple prints in a symmetrical grid creates a structured gallery wall ideal for studies, corridors, or above sideboards.

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