On offer is an original 18th century mezzotint etching by Paul Sandby, a Royal Society member and one of the founding figures of English landscape art. Printed on laid paper, this finely worked scene reflects Sandby’s interest in pastoral life and his skill in creating tonal depth through mezzotint.

Paul Sandby played a key role in the development of British topographical and landscape art during the 18th century and was later a founding member of the Royal Academy. His mezzotint etchings from this period are valued for their historical importance and craftsmanship. This example is a strong representation of his mature printmaking style and remains in good antique condition. A fine example of an 18th century mezzotint etching that brings authenticity and period character to any collection.

Key Features
✅ Genuine laid paper mezzotint etching from the 18th century
✅ Detailed landscape composition in mezzotint technique
✅ By Paul Sandby Royal Society member and pioneer of English landscape art
✅ Condition: Good antique condition
✅ Overall page size approximately 18 inches by 12 inches
✅ Etching size approximately 8 inches by 6 inches

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Stock code PSE004