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Peter Eastham "Suntra Gardens III" Signed Seri LE: Artist: Peter Eastham Title: Peter Eastham "Suntra Gardens III" Signed Seri LE Medium: Serigraph on Paper Limited Edition: 182/200 Art Dimensions: 30.0 x 22.0 x 2.0 inch ARTIST BIO: Pet

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Peter Eastham "Suntra Gardens III" Signed Seri LE

Michael's Gallery

Ted Mosley (20th Century) – Seascape – Etching (1970): This etching is a powerful, expressive seascape dominated by crashing waves rendered through dense black line work and strong cross-hatching. The composition focuses on movement and texture, utilizing

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Ted Mosley (20th Century) – Seascape – Etching (1970)

Dahlstroms Auctioneer

Est. €200-€300

Conrad Malte-Brun (1775–1826) – Map of South America – Etching (1812): "Pérou et Brésil." This hand-coloured etching provides a detailed cartographic study of South America, focusing on the expansive territories of the Viceroyalty of Peru and the Portuguese State of Br

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Conrad Malte-Brun (1775–1826) – Map of South America – Etching (1812)

Proverde Auctions

Est. US$100-US$200

Bernard Berthois-Rigal, Original Etching: Hand-signed etching titled "Mystical World II" by Bernard Berthois-Rigal (French, b1927), featuring a whimsical creature surrounded by surreal figures and decorative elements in a vibrant, imaginative

Feb 28, 2026

Bernard Berthois-Rigal, Original Etching

Towsonline Auction

Est. US$100-US$200

Shelton (active 1830s) – View of the Chateau de la Malmaison – Etching (1837): "Chateau de la Malmaison" presents a perspective view of the historic French residence located in Rueil-Malmaison, which served as the private home of Josephine de Beauharnais and Napoleon Bonaparte.

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Shelton (active 1830s) – View of the Chateau de la Malmaison – Etching (1837)

Proverde Auctions

Est. US$75-US$150

Claude-Joseph Vernet (1714-1789) – View of the City and Roadstead of Toulon from the Mountainside: "La Ville et La Rade de Toulon" provides a sweeping panoramic view of the French port city and its harbor as seen from an elevated mountainside terrace. This etching was published in Paris in 1762 as

Feb 26, 2026

Claude-Joseph Vernet (1714-1789) – View of the City and Roadstead of Toulon from the Mountainside

Dahlstroms Auctioneer

Est. €200-€300

Portrait of Jean -Baptiste-Camille Corot: Portrait of Jean -Baptiste-Camille Corot 19th century Artist: After an etching by T. Johnson Date: 1889 Publisher: Century Origin: Ameri

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Portrait of Jean -Baptiste-Camille Corot

Orange County Estate Liquidators

Est. US$100-US$200

Conrad Malte-Brun (1775–1826) – Map of Persia and Independent Tartary – Etching (1812): "Carte de la Perse, de la Tartarie Indépendante, et d'une Partie des Pays Voisins." This hand-coloured etching provides a detailed cartographic study of the Persian Empire (modern-day Iran), Afghanis

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Conrad Malte-Brun (1775–1826) – Map of Persia and Independent Tartary – Etching (1812)

Proverde Auctions

Est. US$50-US$100

Sebastien de Beaulieu (1612–1674) – Map of Saint Ghislain – Belgium – Etching (1700): "Carte du Gouvernement de St. Guilin." This etching provides a topographical and military map of Saint Ghislain in the province of Hainaut, Belgium. The map depicts the fortified town surrounded by it

Feb 26, 2026

Sebastien de Beaulieu (1612–1674) – Map of Saint Ghislain – Belgium – Etching (1700)

Dahlstroms Auctioneer

Est. €200-€300

"Hounds Crossing the Brighton Road at Mersham" Antique Etching: Description: Titled 'Full Cry, Hounds Crossing the Brighton Road at Merham' by D. Wolstenholme. An active scene from a traditional English fox hunt, showing hounds and huntsmen mid-chase acros

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"Hounds Crossing the Brighton Road at Mersham" Antique Etching

Williamson Auction Gallery

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