Capuchin Nun Costume Wall Art - Classic Black & White Print

Capuchin Nun

by Thomas Jefferys

Exquisite copperplate engraving dating back to the 18th century made by Thomas Jefferys, who was the Geographer to King George III. The remarkable engraving depicts the dignified beauty of the Capuchin Nun in her typical dress. From the famous set of prints called 'A Collection of the Dresses of Different Nations,' it provides an insight into the history of clerical attire in the 1700s. Ideal for the collection of clergy art, costume history, or Georgian period engravings.

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All prints are made on large format Epson ink-jet printers with the finest archival pigments. We print exclusively on museum-quality cotton-rag paper that's made in the USA.
Our frames are contemporary yet elegant. Made from the highest quality wood moulding, they're offered in white, black, walnut and gold.
Our premium, off-white mat is custom cut and beveled for a gallery-like appearance. It's also archival to ensure the longevity of your print.
Frames arrive at your door, complete with a hook and nail, perfectly crafted and ready to hang.

Capuchin Nun

by Thomas Jefferys

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