King's Stables, Culloden Moor - Antique Etching Print with Provenance from NY Public Library #732 of 875

King's Stables, Culloden Moor - Antique Etching Print with Provenance from NY Public Library

Product Description:

Overview:
This finely detailed antique etching, titled "King's Stables, Culloden Moor," offers a nostalgic glimpse into the rustic landscapes of 19th-century Scotland. Depicting sheep in the quiet shelter of a weathered, dilapidated stable, the scene resonates with the charm and timelessness of rural life. The setting of Culloden Moor is especially poignant, as it recalls the historic Battle of Culloden in 1746, adding layers of cultural and historical significance to this artwork. The print bears the New York Public Library's Picture Collection stamp in the corner, further attesting to its provenance.

Features:

• Title: King's Stables, Culloden Moor
• Medium: Antique etching on paper
• Image Size: 5.5" W x 8.5" H
• Frame Size: 11.25" W x 9.25" H (simple wooden frame included)
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition with light patina and minimal wear on the frame, enhancing its historical appeal
• Provenance: Stamped by the New York Public Library’s Picture Collection, adding historical value and traceability

About the Artwork:
This print exemplifies the detailed and atmospheric approach characteristic of 19th-century British etching, often collected for its historical and regional significance. With a setting rooted in the legacy of the Battle of Culloden, this etching becomes more than just a rural scene; it is a visual bridge to a pivotal chapter in Scottish and British history.

Significance:
Culloden Moor’s connection to Scottish history enriches this artwork’s appeal, offering an emotional depth that goes beyond the pastoral scene. This print would make a distinguished addition to any collection of antique landscapes, historical prints, or Scottish-themed art.