Beige Laid Paper Collection

Militaire cheval Soldier Horseback 1860 Isidore Pils
Militaire a cheval (Soldier on Horseback), c. 1860. Isidore Pils (French, 1813/15-1875). Black and white chalk on beige laid paper; overall: 34.8 x 25.5 cm (13 11/16 x 10 1/16 in.)

Architectural Drawing 18th century Pen black ink
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Two Variant Designs Interior Room Decorated Porcelains
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Street Grand Clock Rouen 1885 Etching aquatint
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Design Cartouche 18th century Pen brown ink brush
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Military Cavaliers Entering Town Accompanied
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Study Draped Figure 1857-58 Graphite heightened
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Portrait Jennins 1838 Graphite touches black chalk
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Mass ca 1837-38 Brush ink gray wash heightened
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Woodcutter Trimming Faggots 1853-54 Conte crayon
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Step back in time with beige laid paper, the elegant choice for your vintage art collection. This paper, reminiscent of the Militaire cheval or Soldier on Horseback print from 1860, adds an authentic touch to your 18th-century architectural drawings in pen black ink. Its timeless appeal is perfect for two variant designs of interior room decorated porcelains, evoking the grandeur of a bygone era. The Street Grand Clock from Rouen, 1885, with its intricate etching aquatint, finds a fitting companion in the beige laid paper's subtle texture. The design cartouche from the same century, inked with a pen and brown brush, further accentuates the paper's classic charm. Delve into the history of military cavaliers entering a town, as depicted in an 1857-58 graphite heightened study, or admire the intricacies of a portrait from 1838, skillfully rendered in graphite touches and black chalk. The mass, created around 1837-38 with brush ink, gray wash heightened, adds depth and dimension to your collection. Lastly, the woodcutter trimming faggots in an 1853-54 Conte crayon drawing comes alive on the beige laid paper, creating a captivating contrast between the rough texture of the woodcutter's work and the refined surface of the paper. Embrace the beauty of history with beige laid paper – your canvas for timeless art.