THE ART AT THE EXCHANGE

Print by Roberts, Valley of the Kings, 19th century.

A 17th-century Venetian oil on copper portrait of an Islamic leader.

A portrait of a young boy in watercolor, signed lower right, Alice Randall, 1890. The boy is wearing a red cap and a white shirt and tie.

A 19th Century bust of George Gordon by Pietro Mezzara, circa 1870.

A Piranesi of ancient Roman objects, circa 1720.

Piranesi Engraving of Vesta Tempe Column FragmentsAn exquisite engraving by Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1720–1778), this artwork captures the evoca...

Piranesi Engraving of Crypt of Free Men, Italy circa 1760An exquisite engraving by Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1720–1778), this work captures the h...

Piranesi Engraving of Antiquita RomanaThis exquisite engraving by Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1720–1778) features the grandeur of ancient Roman arc...

An antique photograph of the Bargello in Florence, Italy, 19th Century

A 19th-century photograph of Shakespeare's house from the east.

A photograph of San Francisco's City Hall after the 1906 earthquake.

A photograph of Continental Gothic buildings, architecture circa 1600.

A late 19th-century photograph of a doorway in India, circa 1880.

A late 19th Century American photograph of a Victorian house, circa 1870.

Part of the plans for the Paris Opera House, published 1881, France.

Part of the plans for the Paris Opera House, published 1881, France.

A painting of old shoes, USA.

A Vintage Indian painting on fabric.

An early 20th Century Chinese painting of a waterfall, circa 1900, signed on the lower right side.

A painting of a rustic landscape, 19th century.

An original engraving by Jan Saenredam, "Allegory of the Triumph of the Netherlands over Spain", printed 1600.

An orientalist drawing, "North African Peasant Woman with Child", by Gustave Achille Guillaumet (1840–1887).

Orientalist Drawing of a Beauty in a Turban, Circa 1830 A captivating work reflecting the romantic enchantment of the Orient, this drawing, execute...

One of two Persian tiles from Qagar, circa 1900.