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Joan of Arc’s Legacy

Have you ever wondered how stained glass is made? The process takes a large amount of precision, but the first step is a general drawing. We have some great stained glass preparatory drawings in the shop, but a favorite is...
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Traditional Woodblock Printing by a Master

Woodblock printing is one of the earliest printing methods dating as early as 220 AD. The practice originated in China as stamps and seals for official documents. Woodblock techniques were widely used in East Asia, but slowly moved west and...
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Tips to Make Your Framing Unique

The framing of an artwork can be an intimidating subject.  Here at Rare Prints, we have seen or created almost any type of frame to make sure an artwork reaches its full potential. When the sky is the limit, framing…

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Tips for Framing your Historic Print

After purchasing a historical print, the next task is displaying the piece while still properly preserving it. The great thing about prints is that most retain, or increase in value if they are properly cared for. Historic prints are an...
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Take a Look at our Archival Reproduction Capabilities

Though we specialize in original prints, archival reproductions are a phenomenal alternative. Not only are you getting a rare image at a reduced price, but you also have the capabilities to edit the piece to your specifications. Our cutting edge scanner…

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See Costumes from an Early 20th Century Opera

    Lithographs from the 1928 publishing of Fay- Yen-Fah by H.J. Stowitts   Originally titled Land of Happiness, Fay-Yen-Fah was an extravagant Opera written and composed by Templeton Crocker and Joseph Redding. The two turned to H.J. Stowitts, also…

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The Strenuous Task of Mezzotints

Two color-printed Mezzotints from  Johann Weinmann’s “Floral Studies” c.1736.   The method of mezzotint was invented in the mid 17th century. Ludwig von Siegen was credited to be the original mezzotint printmaker, though he did not use the proper tool, known as…

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Massive Paris Map with a Cavalier Perspective

Turgot’s Map of Paris 1734 Michel-Etienne Turgot was the provost of the Merchants (the equivalent of Mayor) of Paris in 1734. During this time, he wanted to create a legacy while promoting his beloved city. This was about 50 years before…

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18th century currency, U.S. Dollars - One Shilling Note, 1772

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Currency of the 13 Colonies Prior to 1776

Recently a couple from New York City visited us at the gallery. They were about to leave for a trip to Italy. The couple intended to visit their friend who is the new U.S. Ambassador at the Embassy in Rome….

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Old Map of Dragon Devouring a ship, Scandinavia, Olaus Magnus, original map, ocean art

Old Map

Sea Monsters on an Old Map

There was a time when monsters roamed the earth. They could be found in the sky, on the ground, and under the sea. But this isn’t a reference to dinosaurs. Rather, they were actual “mythical” creatures. At least, that’s what…

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  • Traditional Woodblock Printing by a Master

  • Tips to Make Your Framing Unique

  • Tips for Framing your Historic Print

  • The Strenuous Task of Mezzotints

  • Take a Look at our Archival Reproduction Capabilities

  • Stone Lithography at Edinburg Printmakers

  • See Costumes from an Early 20th Century Opera

  • Sea Monsters on an Old Map

  • Print Making: etching

  • New Digital Maps vs. Old Paper Maps

  • Master Penman Jake Weidmann

  • Massive Paris Map with a Cavalier Perspective

  • Joan of Arc’s Legacy

  • Japanese woodblock printing


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