France & Monaco

This page represents a selection of original Antique prints of France and Monaco. Please click on an image to see it in high-resolution with details of the work itself.  For enquiries, purchases, and complete stock lists, please do contact us.

Fontainebleau: View of the Grande Canal
Panoramic view of the Paris Exhibition. Eiffel Tower, Trocedero and the Champ de Mars.
Lyons: View over the Saone river towards Fourviere Hill.
SCARCE Monaco and Coast of Genoa. The first example of more than one lithographic stone used to print colour. Finished by hand.
Nice: Bird’s eye view from Mont Alban towards the Baie des Anges.
Louvre: Eastern Front. Engraved by Thomas Dale.
Notre Dame: West front. Engraved by John Chapman.
Panoramic view of the city from the outskirts towards the Mediterranean Sea.
Fountaine des Innocens. Engraved by John Chapman.
Versailles: Panoramic view of the stables, menage and grounds.
Bird’s Eye view, with 18 vignettes of historic buildings and locations.
Nice: View along Les Ponchettes towards the old town.
Panorama of Paris from the Village of Chaillot.
Panorama of the World Fair from Port de la Concorde to Port de l’Alma and showing the Eiffel Tower. The fair was not a financial success and Paris did not host another until 1937 by which time enthusiasm for universal community had faded.
Versailles: View of the Obelisk Grove
Versailles: View of the Colonnade, and the rape of Proserpine by Francoise Girardon.
Toulon: View of the port. After Barthelemy Lauvergne, artist on the voyage of La Bonite 1836-7.
Alps: Aiguille Vert Chamonix. First ascended by the artist Edward Whymper in 1865.
Monte Carlo: Vignette of the Monte Carlo Casino and panorama of the Monaco coast.
Fontainebleau: View of the chateaux from the Court of Fountains.
Paris from the Pont Neuf: Looking towards the Pont Royal.
Versailles: View of the Grove of the Domes
Versailles: Perspective of the Colonnade within the gardens.
French Riviera: Views of Monte Carlo, Villefranche, La Turble, Beaulieu, Mentone, Nice, Cannes, Eze, Grasse and Hyres.
Bird’s Eye view: Paris Exhibition and Eiffel Tower: Key to the principal installations. After Henry Lanos.
Fontainebleau: View of the Fish Pond and the Court of Fountains.
Panorama of Paris: From the Champ de Mars and the main building of the 1867 International Exposition.