Description
This is a copper-plate engraving of Merton College, Oxford, by George Vertue from circa 1710. Subject: The print depicts a bird's-eye view of the college buildings along with an allegorical scene featuring its founder, Bishop Walter de Merton, holding his charter. Historical Context: It appears to be based on or part of the style of David Loggan’s famous Oxonia Illustrata published in 1675. Artist: The caption identifies the engraver as George Vertue (1684–1756), a prominent English engraver and antiquary. Authentic 18th-century engravings by George Vertue typically sell for $300 to $400
Condition
VG
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Dimensions
16 x 22 x 1 in
1710 copper-plate engraving of Merton College, Oxford, by George Vertue
Estimate $300-$400
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PASHCO VINTAGE ETCHINGS, ART and WATCH SALE
Jun 07, 2026 11:00 AM EDTCORVALLIS, OR, United States
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