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Etching by Ra Riseley "Moreton Old Hall"
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Etching by Ra Riseley "Moreton Old Hall"

1940 - 1960
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Original 1950's Etching by Cheshire Artist RA Riseley (Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts) "Moreton Old Hall". Signed and titled by artist in pencil. Mounted and framed in period frame. Measurement of the outside frame ca 32 cm x 27 cm.

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Henley Street Antiques has dated this Framed Architectural Etching to the 1950s.

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Original 1950's Etching by Cheshire Artist RA Riseley (Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts) "Moreton Old Hall". Signed and titled by artist in pencil. Mounted and framed in period frame. Measurement of the outside frame ca 32 cm x 27 cm.
fig 1. A framed monochrome architectural etching by R. A. Riseley depicting the half-timbered facade of Moreton Old Hall set within a dark frame with a beaded gilt inner border.
fig 1. Etching by Ra Riseley "Moreton Old Hall"

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Henley Street Antiques has dated this Framed Architectural Etching to the 1950s.

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A framed monochrome architectural etching by R. A. Riseley depicting the half-timbered facade of Moreton Old Hall set within a dark frame with a beaded gilt inner border.
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Archive I A framed monochrome architectural etching by R. A. Riseley depicting the half-timbered facade of Moreton Old Hall set within a dark frame with a beaded gilt inner border.

Etching by RA Riseley "Moreton Old Hall"

Archive II A framed monochrome architectural etching by R. A. Riseley depicting the half-timbered facade of Moreton Old Hall set within a dark frame with a beaded gilt inner border. View II
Archive III A framed monochrome architectural etching by R. A. Riseley depicting the half-timbered facade of Moreton Old Hall set within a dark frame with a beaded gilt inner border. View III
Archive IV A framed monochrome architectural etching by R. A. Riseley depicting the half-timbered facade of Moreton Old Hall set within a dark frame with a beaded gilt inner border. View IV
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A framed monochrome architectural etching by R. A. Riseley depicting the half-timbered facade of Moreton Old Hall set within a dark frame with a beaded gilt inner border.
Etching by RA Riseley "Moreton Old Hall"
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A framed monochrome architectural etching by R. A. Riseley depicting the half-timbered facade of Moreton Old Hall set within a dark frame with a beaded gilt inner border.
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Architectural etching gained immense popularity in Britain during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries as artists documented historic structures and estate houses. Intaglio printmakers captured intricate timber-framing, stonework, and landscapes for collectors interested in topographical history.

An etching is produced by coating a metal plate with acid-resistant wax, scratching a design into the wax with an etching needle, and submerging the plate in acid to bite lines into the exposed metal. Ink is applied to the grooves, and damp paper is passed through a high-pressure press to transfer the image.

Authentic etchings display a distinct plate mark, which is a indented rectangular impression around the image caused by the copper or zinc plate under press pressure. Original works also feature hand-pencilled signatures along the lower margin and variation in ink depth across the line work.

Architectural prints are commonly styled in gridded wall arrangements, stacked along a hallway, or positioned above traditional furniture such as sideboards and desks. Grouping monochrome prints with consistent frame finishes creates a cohesive visual focal point.

Keep framed prints away from direct sunlight, high humidity, and heat sources to prevent paper yellowing and foxing. Ensure the artwork is mounted using acid-free materials and protected behind UV-filtering glass to preserve the paper fibre integrity.
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