c.1756 Architectural Elevations of Bridges

Bring the engineering elegance of Georgian England into your space. This striking pair of elongated prints revives original 1750 s copper-plate engravings by master architect Isaac Ware, designer of the renowned bridge at Wilton House. Digitally restored in our Lancashire studio, every voussoir, keystone and rusticated pier is rendered in crisp detail, then printed and framed in-house to create a statement duo that stretches elegantly above sideboards, sofas, beds or desks.

Why You’ll Love Them?

• Instant grandeur – vertical 70 cm format draws the eye upward, making ceilings feel higher.
• Neutral stone & ink palette – pairs with bold colour or minimalist Scandi schemes.
• Perfect symmetry – hang side-by-side or book-end a window / doorway.
• Gift-ready – plastic-free packaging; ideal for architects, engineers or history lovers.

Crafted the British Way

• Restored at 600 dpi from rare Ware folios; blemishes removed, tonal depth enhanced.
• Giclée printed on 290 g 100 % cotton rag paper – archival, acid-free, 75-year fade resistance.
• Hand-cut, mounted and framed in our Lancashire studio.
• Frames: solid FSC-certified ash; choice of matte black, chalk-white or natural clear wax.
• Shatter-proof acrylic glaze (lighter & safer than glass).
• Off-cuts donated to local colleges; carbon-neutral courier partners.

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