Architectural Etchings
All etchings are hand printed on
acid-free, heavy 260 lb. paper.
Banqueting House - blue
This building, which stands in Whitehall, London, was designed by the 17th Century English architect, Inigo Jones.
The actual building was completed without a central pediment and this version is based on his earlier design.
Image is 12" x 16", printed from three plates.
Paper size: 20" x 26" Prints available: 7
Banqueting House - brown
This building, which stands in Whitehall, London, was designed by the 17th Century English architect, Inigo Jones.
The actual building was completed without a central pediment and this version is based on his earlier design.
Image is 12" x 16", printed from three plates.
Paper size: 20" x 26" Prints available: 9
Arch of Constantine - black
This arch of victory is based on a 16th Century study by Andrea Palladio of the Arch of Constantine, in Rome.
Image is 15" x 20", printed from single plate.
Paper size: 20" x 26".
Prints available: 7
Arch of Constantine - brown
This arch of victory is based on a 16th Century study by Andrea Palladio of the Arch of Constantine, in Rome.
Image is 15" x 20", printed from single plate.
Paper size: 20" x 26".
Prints available: 1
Palazzo Chiericati - black
Designed in 1550 by Andrea Palladio, as a nobleman’s residence, the Palazzo Chiericati took thirty years to build.
It still stands in a busy piazza in Vicenza.
Image is 12" x 20", printed from a single plate.
Paper size: 20" x 26". Prints available: 2
Palazzo Chiericati - brown
Designed in 1550 by Andrea Palladio, as a nobleman’s residence, the Palazzo Chiericati took thirty years to build.
It still stands in a busy piazza in Vicenza.
Image is 12" x 20", printed from a single plate.
Paper size: 20" x 26". Prints available: 14
Bramante’s Tempietto - blue
This little temple was one of the earliest Renaissance experiments to rediscover the lost art of Roman building.
Designed by Donato Bramante in 1502, it still exists in the courtyard of a church in Rome, San Pietro Montorio.
Paper size: 20" x 26".
Image is 12" x 16", printed from 4 plates.
Prints available: 8
Bramante’s Tempietto - red
This little temple was one of the earliest Renaissance experiments to rediscover the lost art of Roman building.
Designed by Donato Bramante in 1502, it still exists in the courtyard of a church in Rome, San Pietro Montorio.
Paper size: 20" x 26".
Image is 12" x 16", printed from 4 plates.
Prints available: 10
Langley’s Arch - 1
Designed in 1739, by English architect Batty Langley, this "dorick" arch would have been constructed at the entrance to an estate or London courtyard.
Paper size is 20" x 26".
Image is 12" x 12",
printed from 3 plates.
See Monoprint section of website for alternative colours
Marble Hill - blue
Standing above the river Thames, on the edge of Richmond, Marble Hill was built between 1724 and 1729, under the supervision of Roger Morris.
It is an interesting example of the English reverence for the Palladian tradition.
Paper size is 20" x 26".Image is 13" x 18", printed from 3 plates.
Prints available: 4
Marble Hill - brown
Standing above the river Thames, on the edge of Richmond, Marble Hill was built between 1724 and 1729, under the supervision of Roger Morris.
It is an interesting example of the English reverence for the Palladian tradition.
Paper size is 20" x 26".Image is 13" x 18", printed from 3 plates.
Prints available: 5
Prince’s Lodging - brown
This 17th Century English country house was designed by Inigo Jones as a hunting lodge for the royal court, in Newmarket.
Sadly, the Victorians tore it down and only sketches have survived.
Paper size is 20" x 26". Image is 12" x 20", printed from 3 plates.
Prints available: 2
Palazzo Serliano
This fantasy Venetian facade is based on a 16th Century design by Sebastiano Serlio.
Image is 14" x 18",
printed from 3 plates.
Paper size is 20" x 26".
Prints available: 4
Sant’ Andrea at night
An early Renaissance church facade, in Rome.
Image is 15" x 20",
printed from 2 plates.
Paper size is 20" x 26".
Prints available: 3
Tempietto at night
This little temple was one of the earliest Renaissance experiments to rediscover the lost art of Roman building.
Designed by Donato Bramante in 1502, it still exists in the courtyard of a church in Rome, San Pietro Montorio.
Image is 15" x 20",
printed from 2 plates.
Paper size is 20" x 26".
Prints available: 5
Libreria Marciana
The Library in St. Mark’s Square in Venice was designed and built by Jacopo Sansovino, between 1537 and 1588, when it was completed by Vincenzo Scamozzi.
It houses a museum of Roman antiquities and the National Marciana Library, which contains over 750,000 volumes.
Paper size is 20" x 26".
Image is 15" x 20",
printed from 2 plates
Prints available: 1
San Giorgio at night
Perhaps Andrea Palladio’s most successful Venetian church project, completed in 1610.
Image is 15" x 20",
printed from 2 plates.
Paper size is 20" x 26".
Prints available: 6
Three Venetian Churches
Three 6" x 8" images bring together the Venetian church facades of San Simeon Piccolo, San Rocco and Il Redentore.
Image is 8" x 22" on 13" x 26" paper, printed from 3 plates.
Prints available: 8
Three Roman Churches
Three 6" x 8" images bring together the Roman church facades of S.S. Nome di Maria, Sant’ Andrea and Bramante’s Tempietto.
Image is 8" x 22" on 13" x 26" paper, printed from 3 plates.
Prints available: 6
Sant’ Andrea - small
An early Renaissance church facade, in Rome.
Image is 6" x 8",
on 10" x 13" paper,
printed from a single plate.
Tempietto - small
This little temple was one of the earliest Renaissance experiments to rediscover the lost art of Roman building. Designed by Donato Bramante in 1502, it still exists in the courtyard of a church in Rome, San Pietro Montorio.
Image is 6" x 8",
on 10" x 13" paper,
printed from a single plate.
Il Redentore - small
The Church of the Redeemer stands on the island of the Giudecca, in Venice. It was redesigned in 1577 by Andrea Palladio, to celebrate the disappearance of the plague.
Image is 6" x 8",
on 10" x 13" paper,
printed from a single plate.
San Rocco - small
Built in 1771, the present facade of San Rocco in Venice fronts a church dating back to the 14th Century.
Image is 6" x 8",
on 10" x 13" paper,
printed from a single plate.
S. S. Nome di Maria - small
S. S. Nome di Maria was designed by Antoine Derizet in the 18th Century, and is still standing in Rome.
Image is 6" x 8",
on 10" x 13" paper,
printed from a single plate.
San Simeon Piccolo - small
Founded in the 9th Century, this Venetian church was rebuilt between 1718 and 1738 by Giovanni Scalfarotto.
The imposing copper dome makes reference, amongst other buildings, to the Pantheon in Rome.
Image is 6" x 8",
on 10" x 13" paper,
printed from a single plate.
Morris Lodge - small
Designed by an 18th Century English architect, Roger Morris, this perfect, small structure was probably intended to be a Gatehouse or garden folly.
Image is 6" x 8",
on 10" x 13" paper,
printed from a single plate.
San Giovanni in Laterano - small
Rome’s Cathedral, founded by Constantine in the 4th Century, has been built and rebuilt many times.
Its shape dates to the 12th Century and an interior restoration was made by Borromini in 1650.
However, the magnificent facade is the work of Alessandro Galilei and was completed in 1735.
Image is 6" x 8", on 10" x 13" paper, printed from a single plate.
Red Rotunda - large etching
The Villa Rotunda, outside Vicenza, is considered by many to be the finest of Palladio’s many masterpieces.
Also known as the Villa Capra, after a later owner, the work was completed in 1571 by Vincenzo Scamozzi, who finished it with a shallower dome than Palladio intended.
Image is 15" x 30" on 20" x 40" paper, printed from 6 plates.
Prints available: 3
Large Triumphal Arch
Architectural fantasy based on designs for Hyde Park Gate in London.
Image is 20" x 32",
on 26" x 40" paper, printed from 8 plates
Prints available: 2
