This exquisite steel engraving by E. T. Parris depicts a beautiful portrait of a woman holding a bouquet of orange flowers. The artwork is a limited edition piece, produced in 1836 in London and Edinburgh. The engraving is unframed and measures 10 1/2 wide and 13 1/2 tall. The artist's skillful use of fantasy style and intraglio printing technique makes this piece a true masterpiece. The print is made of high-quality paper and heavy stock cotton fiber paper. This artwork would make a great addition to any art collection and is a must-have for lovers of neoclassicism/romantism period.
As pictured, had been in a flood many years ago. Has been treated, as shown and pictured, questions ? please ask.
This engraving was in a flood sometime in the past. Has been treated in mild bleach for 2 to 3 hours and dried at room temp. This engraving is lucky to even be here still.
 Has been through a lot, and REALLY NEEDS A GOOD HOME...... is that someone you ?????


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Questions ? Please ask. I do combine shipping. Please use cart when buying more than one item.
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If you are looking for a certain person from history... religious, political, military  just ask. I have many engravings I still have to post. I have battle scenes, landscapes, architecture..etc..  again,  just ask. I will always leave a feedback after receiving a feedback from you after you receive your item. Thank you.

A educated buyer is a smarter consumer. All of my prints and steel engravings are genuine. They were all made many years ago, not a modern day knock off printed on super clean new stock paper. In all my years dealing with engravings, all have some sort of blemish... foxing ( paper with brown spots ), not centered on the page is common. Some have finger prints with ink from the printer that made the engraving. I stand behind every item I sell as a genuine, OLD engraving. If you have any questions for me, please ask.
   I ship all engravings and prints with carefully wrapped three layers of stiff cardboard, wrapped in plastic to keep clean and DRY.