Famous Landmark Landscape Art Prints
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|  Babbacombe Beach, Torquay, England |
|  Babbacombe Beach, Torquay, England |
|  Babel-Oued from Casbah, Algiers, Algeria |
|  Bach Alps Lake and Schreckhorn, Bernese Oberland, Switzerland |
|  Bacharach and ruins of Stahleck, the Rhine, Germany |
|  Bacharach and ruins of Stahleck, the Rhine, Germany |
|  Bacharach, the Rhine, Germany |
|  Bad Alt-Schmecks, lower part, Tatra, Austro-Hungary |
|  Bad Alt-Schmecks, upper part, Tatra, Austro-Hungary |
|  Bad Elgersburg, Thuringia, Germany |
|  Bad Elster, Saxony, Germany |
|  Bad Harzburg, general view, Hartz, Germany |
|  Bad Kissengen (i.e. Bad Kissingen) railway station and the Bodenlaube, seen from the Altenberg, Bavaria, Germany |
|  Bad Kissengen (i.e. Bad Kissingen), general view, Bavaria, Germany |
|  Bad Lengenschwalbach I., Wiesbaden, Hesse-Nassau, Germany |
|  Bad Lengenschwalbach II., Wiesbaden, Hesse-Nassau, Germany |
|  Bad Neuheim (i.e. Bad Nauheim), and Johannisberg, Hesse-Nassau, Germany |
|  Bad Neuheim (i.e. Bad Nauheim), Kurhaus, Hesse-Nassau, Germany |
|  Bad Neuheim (i.e. Bad Nauheim), the Great Fountain, Hesse-Nassau, Germany |
|  Bad Neuheim (i.e., Bad Nauheim), from Johannisberg, Hesse-Nassau, Germany |
|  Bad Neu-Schmecks, Tatra, Austro-Hungary |
|  Bad Sachsa, Saxony, Germany |
|  Bad Schandau, Saxony, Germany |
|  Bad Schweizermuhle, Saxony, Germany |
|  Bad Unter Schmecks, Tatra, Austro-Hungary |
|  Baden B. Wein, Ehrzherzogl, Villa & Ruine, Rankenstein, Baden, Germany |
|  Baden-Baden and the Kurgarten, Baden, Germany |
|  Baden-Baden, Baden, Germany |
|  Baden-Baden, Das Alte Schloss, Baden, Germany |
|  Baden-Baden, general view with castle, Baden, Germany |
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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