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This is an authentic early-19th-century copperplate engraving, titled “Perspective – Tab. III”, presenting a full suite of architectural and geometric perspective constructions. These plates were originally produced as instructional diagrams for artists, architects, and engineers learning early technical drawing methods.
This large sheet includes:
• Multiple geometric perspective constructions
• Shadow projection studies
• Architectural elevations and layouts (Fig. 50–51)
• Drafting instruments & tools (Fig. 55–56)
• Perspective grid, crosshairs, mechanical scale devices
• Diagrammed vanishing points, arcs & construction circles
• Fine copperplate linework with light early hand-tinting
• Signed in plate: “T. Weber – Sculp.”
Dimensions: approx. 16.5” × 10”
Technique: Copperplate engraving
Age: c. 1810–1825
Paper: Laid paper, period-correct
Condition: Good antique condition with expected foxing, toning, and edge wear.
A highly displayable scientific/architectural engraving with excellent crossover appeal for collectors of math, engineering, drafting, or historical printmaking.
