ANTIQUE PRINTS of Germany

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FACSIMILES OF SKETCHES
MADE IN FLANDERS AND GERMANY
AND DRAWN ON STONE BY SAMUEL PROUT FSA
PAINTER IN WATER COLOURS IN ORDINARY TO HIS MAJESTY
C HULLMANDEL'S LITHOGRAPHY - c.1830

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Some Background Information about the Prints and the Illustrator Samuel Prout

The prints in this work are very early lithographs, and as such they are more like a pencil drawing. The standard of these prints is very high, and due to their large size (some 14x21 inches - Engraved area: 280x425 mm) they lend themselves to great detail. They are a very early example of lithography and were made before the process was adapted to mechanization. Therefore, they were not mass produced and are quite scarce.

The perspective in these images is expressed not only in the buildings but also in the figures within the complete image and the textures of the various surfaces depicted. Samuel Prout was one of the masters of this kind of imagery. His attention to detail is exquisite. It is even possible to see the texture of the walls of the buildings and the names of the businesses in the foreground can be clearly seen.

The peoples are expressed going about their normal business, from standing around having a chat with other locals to doing their laundry or shopping.

These prints show the magnificent architecture to be found in these regions and would make good reference material to those studying this subject.

To look at these excellent pictures for yourself, see the list below and click on the links to view the scanned images.

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THIS IS A LIST OF THE LITHOGRAPHS
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BELGIUM

ANDERNACH: Women drying clothes on bridge. Fascinating architecture.
ANTWERP: Fascinating architecture.
BRUGES: La Halle. Fascinating architecture.
BRUSSELS: Hotel de Ville. Fascinating architecture.
GHENT: Fascinating architecture.
IGEL: Roman Pillar. Fascinating architecture.
LIEGE: Palais du Prince. Fascinating architecture.
LOUVAIN: Fascinating architecture.
MALINES: Fascinating architecture.
MALINES: Kraen Strate. Fascinating architecture.
TOURNAY: Fascinating architecture. (Tournai)

HOLLAND

UTRECHT: Canal Etc. Fascinating architecture. (Netherlands)

GERMANY

AUGSBURG: Fascinating architecture.
BAMBERG: Fascinating architecture.
BAMBERG: Ancien Palais. Soldiers on guard. Fascinating architecture.
BRAUBACH: Women washing clothes. View along the Rhine. Fascinating architecture.
BRUNSWICK: Hotel de Ville. Fascinating architecture.
COBLENCE: Fishermen/nets. Fascinating architecture. (Coblentz)
COLOGNE (Koln): General view. A good 'busy' scene along the river with many figures. Fascinating architecture.
COLOGNE (Koln): Hotel de Ville. Slight spotting. Fascinating architecture.
COLOGNE (Koln): The Walls. Windmill. Fascinating architecture.
COLOGNE (Koln): Horse. Carriage. Stained - needs normal clean. Fascinating architecture.
DRESDEN: Street scene. Fascinating architecture.
DRESDEN: Zwinger Palace. Fascinating architecture.
DRESDEN: 2 figures. Fascinating architecture.
DRESDEN: Zwinger Palace. 2 figures. Fascinating architecture.
DRESDEN: Workmen. Several figures. Fascinating architecture.
FRANCFORT: The Dome. Fascinating architecture. (Frankfort)
FRANCFORT: Sachsenhausen. Slight spotting. Fascinating architecture. (Frankfort)
GODESBERG (Near): Figures. Fascinating architecture.
HEIDELBERG CASTLE: Several figures. Fascinating architecture.
MAYENCE: Street market. Fascinating architecture. (Mainz)
MAYENCE: Chateau de Martinsbourg. Several figures. Fascinating architecture.
MUNICH (Munchen): Fascinating architecture.
NUREMBERG: River Etc. Fascinating architecture.
NUREMBERG: Well Etc. A good 'busy' scene with several figures. Fascinating architecture.
RATISBONNE Cathedral. Fascinating architecture.
RATISBONNE: Fascinating architecture.
RATISBONNE: Market Place. Fascinating architecture.
WURTZBURG: General view. Attractive view. River. Bridge. Castle. Boats. Fascinating architecture. (Wurzburg)
WURTZBURG: Street scene. Several figures. Fascinating architecture.
ULM: Fascinating architecture.

SWITZERLAND

BASLE: Fountain. Figures. Fascinating architecture. (Basel)

FRANCE

STRASBOURG: Fascinating architecture.
STRASBOURG: St. Omer. Fascinating architecture.

CZECHOSLOVAKIA

PRAGUE: Fascinating architecture.
PRAGUE: Hotel de Ville. Fascinating architecture.
PRAGUE: Thein Church. Fascinating architecture.
PRAGUE: Street Scene. Gateway. Fascinating architecture.
PRAGUE: St. Nicholas. Fascinating architecture.

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