Manuel Alegre

Vista de la Nave Principal del Templo de San Lorenzo del Escrial y Procesion de Corpus Christi

Manuel Alegre's original engraving, Vista de la Nave Principal del Templo de San Lorenzo del Escrial y Procesion de Corpus Christi is based upon a design created by the Spanish artist, Jose Gomez de Navia. It is printed on eighteenth century, hand-made, laid paper, with the 'J.O.A.N.' watermark as published by the Real Calcografia in Madrid around 1760. Vista de la Nave Principal del Templo de San Lorenzo... is a fine, original example of 18th century architectural engraving created by the Spanish artist, Manuel Alegre.

Vista de la Nave Principal del Templo de San Lorenzo Original Engraving by Manuel Alegre

Vista de la Nave Principal del Templo de San Lorenzo del Escrial y Procesion de Corpus Christi

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Title:	Vista de la Nave Principal del Templo de San Lorenzo del Escrial y Procesion de Corpus Christi
Engraver:	Alegre, Manuel (Madrid, 1768 - 1812)
Designer:	De Navia, Jose Gomez
Date:	c. 1790
Medium:	Original Line Engraving
Publisher:	Real Calcografia, Madrid
Size:	20 1/4 X 13 (Sizes in inches are approximate, height preceding width of plate-mark or image.)
	Matted with 100% Archival Materials
Condition:	Printed on eighteenth century, hand-made, laid paper, with the 'J.O.A.N.' watermark. One crease mark is evident near the centre of the engraving, else a fine, early printing and in excellent condition throughout. This original engraving stands as a fine example of eighteenth century Spanish architectural art.
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