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Historic 1830 Engraving: The Franklin Institute, Philadelphia
This exquisite framed engraving is an original or period reproduction depicting the distinguished Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. Dating to circa 1830, this piece captures the renowned institution's stately classical architecture shortly after its founding.
The fine line work and sophisticated detail are characteristic of early 19th-century American printmaking, lending the artwork a scholarly and dignified presence. It provides a fascinating visual record of Philadelphia's architectural and academic history.
Subject: The Franklin Institute, Philadelphia.
Era: Circa 1830.
Dimensions: 10” W x 8 1/2” H.
Aesthetic: The print's antique paper tone and fine detail are beautifully set within a warm-toned, classic frame (as seen with similar pieces in the collection).
This framed engraving offers a distinguished blend of Philadelphia history, architectural art, and early American print culture, making it an intellectual and sophisticated accent for any room.
This exquisite framed engraving is an original or period reproduction depicting the distinguished Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. Dating to circa 1830, this piece captures the renowned institution's stately classical architecture shortly after its founding.
The fine line work and sophisticated detail are characteristic of early 19th-century American printmaking, lending the artwork a scholarly and dignified presence. It provides a fascinating visual record of Philadelphia's architectural and academic history.
Subject: The Franklin Institute, Philadelphia.
Era: Circa 1830.
Dimensions: 10” W x 8 1/2” H.
Aesthetic: The print's antique paper tone and fine detail are beautifully set within a warm-toned, classic frame (as seen with similar pieces in the collection).
This framed engraving offers a distinguished blend of Philadelphia history, architectural art, and early American print culture, making it an intellectual and sophisticated accent for any room.