Exceptional Art c.1737 Architectural Elevations of Stately Homes

Exceptional Art presents c.1737 Architectural Elevations of Stately Homes wall art, featuring two finely detailed engraved views from the first half of the 18th century. Depicting Belford Hall in Northumberland and Cowick Hall in East Yorkshire, this framed print brings a scholarly, decorative character to a living room, study, hallway or other carefully considered interior.

Each illustration has been meticulously restored in the Lancashire studio and produced using archival methods for lasting quality and durability. Exceptional Art frames the piece in house in a classical-style elongated frame made from sustainable wood, with every element hand cut, printed and assembled in Britain. The result is a composed and traditional piece of wall art with a strong architectural focus.

Key features

• Architectural elevations depicting Belford Hall in Northumberland and Cowick Hall in East Yorkshire
• Engraved illustrations from the first half of the 18th century
• Meticulously restored in the Lancashire studio
• Printed using archival methods for quality and durability
• Classical-style elongated frame
• Sustainable wood frame
• Hand cut, printed and assembled in Britain

Please note: Colours shown are as accurate as possible, though may vary slightly depending on your screen settings.

Product Attributes

• Size: 95 x 38cm
• Frame Colour: Black

Rackhams Reference : QHSM7A175X