Masterpiece Art Prints by Old Masters and famous artists, famous painting prints

Antique and vintage prints of famous paintings, sketches, drawings, etc.
Also, be sure to view the other antique print categories that may contain "masterpiece art" such as Topographical Scenes, Religion, Famous Persons' Portraits, etc.

["Christ Crowned with Thorns" by Titian]	Opera Selectiora Quae Titianus Vercellius Cadubriensis, Et Paulus Calliari Veronensis Inventarunt Ac Pinxerunt, Quae Que Valentinus Le Febre Bruxellensis Delineavit, Et Sculpsit: Christianissimo Ludovico magno Francae, Et Navarrae Regi Invictissimo. Sacrat, Vovet Iacobus Van Campen Famous paintings by Titian, Veronese, and Tintoretto etched by Valentin Lefebre and published by Jacob Van Campen in Venice in 1682

['Saint Christopher' by Olsheimer.]	Prospectus of The British Gallery of Engravings, from Pictures of The Italian, French, Flemish, Dutch and English Schools, now in the possession of The King, and The Noblemen and Gentlemen of the United Kingdoms; with some account of each Picture, and a Life of the Artist; and also a Short History of Painting and Engraving, including the Rise and Progress of those Arts in Great Britain. by Edward Forster, A.M. F.R.S. and S.A. London, 1807-1812

["Cleopatre" by Guido Reni.]	A Collection of Fifty Etchings, after Raphael, Julio Romano, Guido, Parmigiano, Domenichino, Albert Dürer, Paul Veronese, Palma, Annibal and Ludovico Caracchii, Guerchino, N. Poussin, F. Mola, Franceschini, Joseph Passeri, Passinelli, Cavedone, P. Da Cortona, Carlo Cignani, Carlo Maratti, &c. Executed by Huck, Selcke, and Billinger London, 1819

[detail from "The Temptation of Saint Anthony" by Jacques Callot.]	Jacques Callot's The Temptation of Saint Anthony also known as The Second Temptation of Saint Anthony Etched by Pacot, Paris, circa 1635

[William Young Ottley, drawn from original by an UNKNOWN ARTIST of the GREEK SCHOOL about 1230, existing in the Convent of S. Francesco at Perugia.]	A Series of Plates, engraved after the Paintings and Sculptures of the Most Eminent Masters of The Early Florentine School; intended to Illustrate the History of the Restoration of the Arts of Design in Italy; and dedicated to John Flaxman... by William Young Ottley, 1826

['The Hunted Wolf' by Snyders.]	A Collection of Thirty-Nine Fac-Similes of Rare Etchings, by Celebrated Painters of the Italian, Dutch, and Flemish Schools. by William Young Ottley, F.A.S. London, 1828

['The Snake in the Grass" by Reynolds.]	The Art Treasures of England The Master-Pieces of the Best English, Irish and Scottish Painters and Sculptors J. Vernon Whittaker (editor) Philadelphia, 1876

['The Ascension" by Bellini.]	Great Masters 1400-1800 Reproductions in Photogravure from The Finest Works of the Most Famous Painters down to the year 1800 Sir Martin Conway Fine Arts Publishing Co., Ltd. London, 1903

["Landscape with Sheep" etched by James D. Smillie after the painting by Charles Émile Jacque.]	The American Art Review Boston, 1879-1881

[unidentified by A. Vanderneer.]	A Catalogue of The Collection of Pictures of the Most Noble The Marquess of Stafford, at Cleveland House, London, containing an Etching of Every Picture, and accompanied with Historical and Biographical Notices by John Young, Engraver in Mezzotinto to His Majesty and Keeper of the British Institution. London, 1825

["La Gioconda" (AKA Mona Lisa) by Leonardo da Vinci.]	The Hundred Best Pictures C. Hubert Letts London, 1901

["Ceres and Pomona" by Rubens and Snijders.]	The World's Masterpieces The Fine Art Society London, ca. 1880-1910

["Portraits of Jan Arnolfini and his Wife" by Van Eyck.]	The National Gallery T. Leman Hare, General Editor London, 1909

["The Lark" by George Henry, R.A..]	The Burlington Magazine for Connoisseurs London, 1912

["Shoeing the Bay Mare" by Landseer.]	The World's Greatest Paintings London, 1934

["The Misses Wertheimer" by Sargent.]	Masterpieces in Colour London, circa 1909-15

["The Blue Boy" by Gainsborough.]	Gainsborough and His Place in English Art Sir Walter Armstrong, 1899

["Resurgam" by Dicksee.]	King Albert's Book London, 1914

["Lazybones" by Theo Pascal.]	Portrait of America New York, 1945

["No More Mowing" by John S. De Martelly.]	American art today: Gallery of American art today, New York World's fair National Art Society, 1939

["Nude Woman in Red Chair" by Picasso.]	Famous Nude Paintings Penn Prints, New York, ca. 1950s-1960s

	Rembrandt prints unidentified source, circa 1890-1900

["Vaincre ou Morir" by Boucher.]	L'art Français 1887-1881

[detail from "Conquerors of Salamis" by Cormon]	Chefs d'Oeuvre de L'Exposition Universelle 1889 World Fair of Paris Exhibition

["The Connoisseurs" by Landseer.]	The Works of Sir Edwin Landseer circa 1875 Engravings from Landseer 1882 Antique prints by Landseer circa 1890

[Study of drapery for 'Fatidica' by Leighton.]	Drawings & Studies in Pencil, Chalk, & Other Mediums by the Late Lord Leighton of Stretton, P.R.A. 1898, limited edition of 500

['Marguerite' by Bertrand]	Miscellaneous antique color prints of well-known paintings 19th-century chromolithographs

[T. Stothard scene engraved by E.J. Portbury]	"Art & Song; a series of original highly finished steel engravings from the masterpieces of Art of the Nineteenth Century..." 1867

	Robert Alan Smith mid-century modern abstract art late 1950s to early 1960s

	M. Navas original Guatemalan watercolor paintings of Mayan subjects circa 1950s to 1960s

	The Later Work of Aubrey Beardsley exact date of publication unknown, but between 1901-1967

	Engravings of Statues, Sculptures, etc. miscellaneous 19th-century sources

	Miscellaneous prints of art pieces, paintings, etc. miscellaneous 18th-, 19th-, and 20th-century sources

	Whimsical, colorful serigraphs from Mary Maki Rae early 1980s, some are hand-signed limited edition

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