Santa Agnese, Rome. (No: 18) ECCLESIASTICAL ARCHITECTURE OF ITALY

TITLE OF THE PRINT: Santa Agnese, Rome. (Number 18) Sketched and drawn on Stone by G Moore - Day & Haghe Litho To The Queen This excellent ORIGINAL print is from the book:- THE ECCLESIASTICAL ARCHITECTURE OF ITALY From the time of Constantine to the 15th century. Volume 1 With introduction and text by its author, - Henry Gally Knight The work was printed by the firm Day & Haghe and published by Henry G. Bohn. 1842 (Vol. 2 was 1844) They contained 81 plates. The number, following the print, is the number taken from the index. Where possible, the text page will accompany the print as a bonus. CONDITION: The photo is of the actual print you will receive. Please examine it carefully for any flaws. Any foxing can be cleaned professionally to restore the print to a pristine condition. These prints look great mounted and framed! Please see the photo above it is an integral part of the offer. POSTAGE: The exact postage cost will be determined when the postal address is known. I will combine Shipping to the same UK address at the same time. International Sales can also be combined to one address, when shipped together. The print will be well-packed and promptly sent. Proof of postage and tracking is always obtained. I cannot, sadly, guarantee the speed of any service due to factors beyond my control. Comments: Please ask if you want a particular part of this print in close-up. Please “ask a question” if you have one. Many thanks for viewing this listing. PLEASE SEE MY OTHER LISTINGS ANY AND ALL TAXES, IMPORT DUTIES, CUSTOM CHARGES, ARE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE BUYER. From Internet AI Henry Gally Knight's THE ECCLESIASTICAL ARCHITECTURE OF ITALY primarily featuring drawings by George Belton Moore, Johann Michael Knapp, Domenico Quaglio II, and Giulio Aliusetti. The work is famous for its 81 plates, featuring chromolithographs by Owen Jones and Thomas Talbot Bury.  Key Illustrators and Contributors: ² George Belton Moore (G. Moore): Contributed numerous drawings and lithographs. ² Johann Michael Knapp: Sketched many of the buildings on-site. ² Domenico Quaglio II : Provided drawings for the plates. ² Giulio Aliusetti : Italian artist who provided drawings. ² Owen Jones : Known for his chromolithography work on the title pages and key plates. George Moore, in particular, was hired by Knight for his architectural studies and to document the buildings on-site.…