Pair of Tinted Prints

by W.H. Bartlett

St. Canice Church, Jerpoint Abbey

frames: 12.5" wide, 11.5" high
image area: 7.25" wide, 5" high

(Watermark is for online presentation only; does not appear on artwork.)
 

Suggested Donation: $175.00 for the pair.
SOLD
 

Prints and frames are in excellent condition.
 

William Henry Bartlett was an artist renowned for his engravings
for sale in London during the early to mid 1800s.
His was apprenticed to an architect, and he studied drawings
and created sketches of various ruined buildings.
These initial sketches sparked his interest in capturing landscapes,
leading him to start doing watercolor work in 1825, and later, steel engravings.

Bartlett’s primary concern was to render "lively impressions of actual sights,"
as he wrote in the preface to The Nile Boat (London, 1849).
Many views contain some ruin or element of the past
including many scenes of churches, abbeys, cathedrals and castles.

Click on images below to enlarge other views.