Antique Vines,Paris Circa 1901.

Pair of Antique Lithographs "Ampélographie" – Vines, Paris, circa 1901 Description: For sale is a unique pair of original botanical chromolithographs from the early 20th century. The engravings are from the legendary work "Ampélographie" (Traite General de Viticulture) by P. Viali and V. Vermorel, published in Paris between 1901 and 1910. These are not modern copies, but authentic pages from the period, as confirmed by the publisher's signatures and the characteristic patina of the paper. Item Details: Vine Varieties: Prié rouge (author: Alexis Kreyder) Coer de bacco (author: J. Troncy) Publisher: Imp. F. Champenois, Paris (famous Parisian lithographic printing house). Frame Dimensions: approx. 26 cm x 37 cm. Technique: Chromolithography (high-depth and precise color printing). Condition: The prints have a very refined appearance. They show natural signs of age (subtle paper discoloration), which add to their authenticity and antique character. Framed in classic wooden frames with a gold trim, ready to hang. Why is it worth it? The "Ampélographie" is considered the most important publication in the history of viticulture, and the illustrations by Kreyder and Troncy are the pinnacle of French botanical printmaking. An ideal decoration for a stylish kitchen, dining room, living room, or wine cellar. A perfect gift for a wine connoisseur or antique lover.