On offer is an original 18th century mezzotint etching by Paul Sandby, signed and dated 1758. Executed on laid paper, this finely detailed landscape scene reflects Sandby’s early mastery of printmaking and his keen observation of rural English life.

Paul Sandby is regarded as one of the founders of British landscape art and was a founding member of the Royal Academy. His works from the mid 18th century are particularly sought after, representing a formative period in English topographical and landscape engraving. This 18th century mezzotint etching demonstrates the tonal depth and atmospheric quality for which Sandby’s prints are admired. A fine example of period printmaking that brings authenticity and historical character to any collection.

Key Features
✅ Genuine laid paper mezzotint etching from the 18th century
✅ Rural landscape scene rendered in the mezzotint technique
✅ By Paul Sandby, pioneer of English landscape art
✅ Signed and dated 1758
✅ Condition: Good antique condition with minor age related wear consistent with age
✅ Overall page size approximately 18 inches x 12 inches
✅ Image size approximately 10.5 inches x 7.5 inches

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Stock code PSE001