1722 Copper Engraving Adam Graf Von Attimis Count Holy Roman Empire EUM4 XGEB3 of 27 Henrietta Street

of 27 Henrietta Street

This is a rare original 1888 color chromolithograph which depicts some of the elegant neoclassical styles from the post-revolutionary periods of the Directory and the Consulate in late 18th century and early 19th century France

This is an original 1881 black and white relief line-block print of a burning ghaut in Calcutta (Kolkata)

in which he employed both black and white ink upon a darkened ground

1722 Copper Engraving Adam Graf Von Attimis Count Holy Roman Empire EUM4 XGEB3 of 27 Henrietta StreetThis is an original 1722 black and white copper engraving of "Adam Graf von Attimis," Count of the Holy Roman Empire. The family of Attems was a noble family in the country of Friuli. Following the conquest of Friuli by the Venetian Republic, Friedrich Attems moved to Gorizia, becoming the chancellor to the last Count of Gorizia. The Attems played an important role within the Habsburg court and were one of the most influential noble families in Styria