An intricate late 1700s print illustrates the Architectural style of decorative arches.

In architecture, the Composite column is a Roman-designed column style that combines aspects of the ancient Greek-era Ionic and the Corinthian columns.

The word "Corinthian" defines an ornate column style developed in ancient Greece and categorised as one of the Classical Orders of Architecture.

T A Interiors have digitally remastered and republished the originals of the prints in-house to help restore the damage and bring back the original colours. These are then printed with archival grade methods to ensure the highest quality & prevent ageing and then mounted with a white conservation grade Daler Rowney mountboard.

The prints come finished with a beautifully hand-cut Oxford Slim style wooden frame (43mm wide) which is black in colour with gold detailing. All frames are fitted with glass.