The Main Entrance of Strawberry Hill – 18th Century – Architecture Engraving

The Main Entrance of Strawberry Hill – 18th Century – Architecture Engraving An engraving of Strawberry Hill, the mansion of Horace Walpole (1717-1797), 4th Earl of Orford. It was engraved by James Newton (1748-1804) after Edward Edwards (1738-1806). The engraving was produced for Walpole’s A Description of the Villa of Horace Walpole at Strawberry Hill (Strawberry Hill Press, 1784–1790), the lavish catalogue detailing his collection and architecture. The impression is in excellent condition with full margins. The laid paper has light toning consistent with age. Print Details• Size: -Sheet: 9.25 X 7 in -Image: 7.25X 5.5 in • Paper: Laid paper • Condition: Good — strong impression; full margin; minor toning; unframed DisclaimerI have conducted thorough research to ensure the accuracy and authenticity of this piece to the best of my ability. However, it is sold as is, with no guarantees or warranties regarding its provenance or historical attribution. $85 TagsArchitecturalEngraving, GothicRevival, neo-Gothic, BritishArchitecture, 18thCenturyPrint, BritishArt, HistoricalPrint, ClassicalAntiquity, Earl of Orford, StrawberryHill, Cityscape, HistoricalEngraving, HoracWalpole MaterialsAntiqueEngraving, LaidPaper, CopperplateEngraving, 18thCenturyEngraving, HistoricPrint, OldMasterPrint, CollectibleEngraving, AntiqueBookPlate, OriginalEtching, EarlyPrintmaking, BlackAndWhitePrint, FineArtEtching, WallArt