Framed Architectural Elevations of Bridges Prints

This print references a 1700s architectural elevation engraving.

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This print references a beautiful architectural elevation engraving from the 1700s.

Bridges Designed in the 1700s by James Paine

Paine’s two bridges on the property, One Arch and Three Arch, were based on Italian prototypes, for example, the Roman bridge at Rimini in Italy.

Three Arch Bridge, which was started in c.1759 and substantially completed by 1761, carries the main drive over the River Derwent up to the house. The bridge was carefully angled so as to be seen from the house and orientated in such a way as to provide that last, striking view to the house from the entrance drive.

These images of antiquity are brought back to life by a very skilled UK based team who remaster, restore any damage and replicate their original colours.

They are then printed with archival grade methods to ensure the highest quality and prevent ageing, all of which are framed and ready to hang.

• These prints are digitally restored using a reference of illustrations from the 1800s.
• Printed on archival-grade 315gsm paper with fine art inks.
• Mounted with an antique white conservation grade Daler Rowney mount board.