Venetian Painting by Romolo Tessari, signed lower right, Circa 1868 an Oil on Wood Panel of Barca on the Bacino di San Marco, Venice, with the Molo, the Ducal Palace and the Campanile of san Marco in the background. H:13.5" W:19.5" including the frame. It is in good condition and such a Romantic scene. Located in the heart of Summerland, California, Lifestyle Antiques & Interiors offers the finest high-end Antiques, Decorative Arts, and Home Furnishings on the South Coast. We feature a rich coll... Click for details

Italian Oil on wood panel, signed lower right by Romolo Tessaro, (Circa 1868), of a Venetian Scene of a Gondole on the Bacino di San Marco, Venice, with San Maggiore in the background, in good condition with a gilt frame. Including the Gilt Frame H:13.5" W:19.5" Located in the heart of Summerland, California, Lifestyle Antiques & Interiors offers the finest high-end Antiques, Decorative Arts, and Home Furnishings on the South Coast. We feature a rich collection from Europe, specializing in Ital... Click for details

Hand Colored Botanical Print, Circa 1869, in a decorative Gold Gilt Frame. Otophora Alata, peint d' apres nature par Madame Berthe Hoola van Nooten, a Batavia Chronolith. par G. Severeyns lith. De L' Acad. Roy. de Belgique, H: 29" W: 22.5" (incl. frame). At the same time in France, court patronage of flower painting was initiated by Marie de Medicis, bringing from Florence the tradition of providing patronage for natural history art and science. This interest and exploration of Botanical art an... Click for details

Exceptional Hand Colored Botanical Print, Circa 1869, in a decorative Gold Gilt Frame, Saraca Declinata, Peint d'apres nature par Madame Berthe Hoola van Nooten, a Batavia Chronolith, par G. Severeyns , De L' Acad. Roy. de Belgique, H:29" W:22.5" (incl. frame). At the same time in France, court patronage of flower painting was initiated by Marie de Medicis, bringing from Florence the tradition of providing patronage for natural history art and science. This interest and exploration of Botanical... Click for details

Exceptional Hand Colored Botanical Print, C.1869 in a decorative Gold Gilt Frame. Lansium Domesticum, Peint d'apres nature par Madame Berthe Hoola van Nooten, a Batavia Chronolith par G. Severeyns lith. De L'Acad. Royde Belgique. H:29" W:22.5" (incl. frame) At the same time in France, court patronage of flower painting was initiated by Marie de Medicis, bringing from Florence the tradition of providing patronage for natural history art and science. This interest and exploration of Botanical ... Click for details

This is an exceptional Early Botanical Hand Colored Print, Legerstroemia Regia, Peint d'apres nature par Madame Berthe Hoods van Nooten, a Batavia Chronolith, par G. Severeyns Lith. De L'Acad.Rpy. de Belgique. H:29" W:22.5" (incl. frame). The age of exploration also marks the beginning of gardening as a passion throughout Europe. The concept of making prints from metal plates originated in Germany and Italy. Copper engraving, and later copper etching, allowed artists to create a line as fine a... Click for details

Early Hand Colored Botanical, Circa 1839, in a Gold Gilt Frame, Plero'ma Heteromal'la, Heteromallous Pleroma. H:18.5" W:15.5" (incl. frame) These particular hand colored prints C. 1839 are exceptional and the during this history in England, was the period of enlightenment, interest in gardening and botanical art flourished. At Kew Gardens, Curtis' Botanical Magazine was founded in 1787 and continues into the twenty-first century. This was a literary botanical publication filled with hand-colo... Click for details

These particular hand colored prints C. 1839 are exceptional and the during this history in England, was the period of enlightenment, interest in gardening and botanical art flourished. At Kew Gardens, Curtis' Botanical Magazine was founded in 1787 and continues into the twenty-first century. This was a literary botanical publication filled with hand-colored engravings and later, hand-colored lithographs. This publication is historically significant because it popularized flower gardening in Eng... Click for details

Exceptional Hand Colored Botanical Print, circa 1839, in a Gold Gilt Frame, Cypel'la Herber'ti, Mr. Herberts Cypella. H:18.5" W:15.5" (incl. frame) These particular hand colored prints C. 1839 are exceptional and the during this history in England, was the period of enlightenment, interest in gardening and botanical art flourished. At Kew Gardens, Curtis' Botanical Magazine was founded in 1787 and continues into the twenty-first century. This was a literary botanical publication filled with ha... Click for details

Hand Colored Botanical Print, Circa 1839, in Gold Gilt Frame, Inidigof'era Stipula'ris, Large Stipulated Indigofera. H:18.5" W:15.5" (incl. frame) These particular hand colored prints C. 1839 are exceptional and the during this history in England, was the period of enlightenment, interest in gardening and botanical art flourished. At Kew Gardens, Curtis' Botanical Magazine was founded in 1787 and continues into the twenty-first century. This was a literary botanical publication filled with hand... Click for details

Exceptional Hand Colored, Circa 1839 Botanical Print in a gold gilt frame, Thysanotus Prolif'erus, Proliferous thysanotus. H:18.5" W:15.5" (incl. frame) These particular hand colored prints C. 1839 are exceptional and the during this history in England, was the period of enlightenment, interest in gardening and botanical art flourished. At Kew Gardens, Curtis' Botanical Magazine was founded in 1787 and continues into the twenty-first century. This was a literary botanical publication filled wit... Click for details

Hand Colored Botanical Print, Circa 1839, in a decorative Gold Gilt Frame, Physolo'bium Carinatum, Large Kneeled Physolobium. H:18.5" W:15.5" (incl. frame) These particular hand colored prints C. 1839 are exceptional and the during this history in England, was the period of enlightenment, interest in gardening and botanical art flourished. At Kew Gardens, Curtis' Botanical Magazine was founded in 1787 and continues into the twenty-first century. This was a literary botanical publication filled ... Click for details