A French architect drew these renderings in the 1840s and 1850s, and our faithful reproductions transform his illustrations into enigmatic graphic art. The faded inks propose building structures and divisions of land in northern central France, indicating train routes that still pass through and vineyards long since lost to history.

• Original 19th-century renderings are reproduced in exact detail
• Expertly produced giclée print features the fading, yellowing and other hallmarks of antique paper
• Printed on paper with hand-torn edges
• Mounted on taupe-colored mats
• Framed behind glass in antiqued gilt-finished wood molding
• Sold individually