Temple of the Sibyl
$174.95
19th Century English Engraving, After Nicolaes Berchem
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Shop this Temple of The Sibyl from All The Decor. An early 19th century English engraving wall art print, after the original painting by Nicolaes Berchem. A charming classical black and white image perfect for a variety of interior styles in which one is looking to buy Neoclassical wall art for a classical interior design appearance.
The subject of this print, The Temple of the Sibyl, built during the 2nd century BC, is a Roman structure located near the Temple of Vesta, on the highest point of Tibur Superbum, which in the present day is the area of Tivoli. A prolific master of the Dutch Golden Age of the 17th century, Berchem frequently painted pastoral landscapes with biblical scenes and architectural elements of the Roman age. Such scenes were a prominent narrative of Berchem.
This engraving, a production of prolific printer James Fittler is an elongated presentation ideal for a variety of wall art decor decorations in a classical theme. The image depicts maidens and farmhands gathering wood below the towering ruins of the Temple of The Sybil. A flowing river between them.
The subject of this print, The Temple of the Sibyl, built during the 2nd century BC, is a Roman structure located near the Temple of Vesta, on the highest point of Tibur Superbum, which in the present day is the area of Tivoli. A prolific master of the Dutch Golden Age of the 17th century, Berchem frequently painted pastoral landscapes with biblical scenes and architectural elements of the Roman age. Such scenes were a prominent narrative of Berchem.
This engraving, a production of prolific printer James Fittler is an elongated presentation ideal for a variety of wall art decor decorations in a classical theme. The image depicts maidens and farmhands gathering wood below the towering ruins of the Temple of The Sybil. A flowing river between them.
Dimensions
The sheet measures 19.30 inches by 13 inches. The image measures 10.25 inches by 9.25 inches.
Condition
The sheet displays elements of toning and foxing, with light sporadic oxidation staining, mainly in the margin edges. The margins with pencil notations and the margins unevenly trimmed.
