Famous Landmark Landscape Art Prints
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|  Boscastle, view from New Road, Cornwall, England |
|  Boscastle, view of coast from coast guard's station, Cornwall, England |
|  Bosen and Johannesplatz, Tyrol, Austro-Hungary |
|  Bosen and Mendel, Tyrol, Austro-Hungary |
|  Bosen and Rosengarten, Tyrol, Austro-Hungary |
|  Bosen Torgglhaus and fruit market, Tyrol, Austro-Hungary |
|  Bosphorus (i.e., Bosporus), Rumeli and Anadali-Hissar, (i.e., Anadolu Hissari) Constantinople, Turkey |
|  Bosphorus (i.e., Bosporus), view from Kuleli, Constantinople, Turkey |
|  Botanical gardens, Tiflis, Russia, (i.e., Tbilisi, Georgia) |
|  Boulevard du midi, Nice, Riviera |
|  Boulevard of the Madeline (i.e., Madeleine), Paris, France |
|  Boulogne, from west pier, France |
|  Bourse and docks, Havre, France |
|  Bowder Stone, Lake District, England |
|  Brabo monument, Antwerp, Belgium |
|  Brackendale, Estade, Camberley, England |
|  Brackendale, the drive, Camberley, England |
|  Bracklinn Falls and bridge, Callander, Scotland |
|  Bradley Woods, Newton Abbott, England |
|  Branksome Chine, Bournemouth, England |
|  Braubach and Marksburg, the Rhine, Germany |
|  Bray, I. County Wicklow, Ireland |
|  Bray, II. County Wicklow, Ireland |
|  Bread seller of Jerusalem, Holy Land |
|  Breakwater, Brixham, England |
|  Bregenz from "Haggen", Tyrol, Austro-Hungary |
|  Bregenz from Gabhardsberg, Tyrol, Austro-Hungary |
|  Breithorn from Wengen, Bernese Oberland, Switzerland |
|  Brenner Railway, Gossensass, Tyrol, Austro-Hungary |
|  Brenner Railway, Sterznig Glifenklamm (i.e., Gilfenklamm), Tyrol, Austro-Hungary |
We are now proud to offer prints from our extensive collection of vintage
Photochrom(e) reproductions. Prints in this collection include landscapes,
seascapes, storms, boats, mountains, lakes, rivers, cities, and even an authentic
Spanish Bullfight! Most scenes depict activities from the late 1800's in
Western Europe.
Photochrom(e) prints were created by first taking a black and white photograph
and then 'painting' the image using a lithographic technique. Because of
the technology of the time ( typically late 1800's ) most images are not
the 'photographic' type image we're used to by today's standards of sharpness
and clarity and they actually appear more like a classic impressionist painting.
These make beautiful additions to any room and are often mistaken for paintings.
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