Pair of 19th Century Italian Engravings - Luigi & Vincenzo Aloja - Academic Anatomy Study Prints - Framed (21” x 16”)

Pair of 19th Century Italian Engravings - Luigi & Vincenzo Aloja - Academic Anatomy Study Prints - Framed (21” x 16”)

This is a rare and beautifully detailed pair of 19th-century Italian engravings by Luigi Aloja (engraver) and Vincenzo Aloja (artist/designer). These prints were likely created as academic studies for artists and sculptors, focusing on anatomical details of hands, feet, and limbs. The highly detailed shading and cross-hatching showcase the precision of classical European engraving techniques used in art academies and anatomical reference books of the era.

✔ Artists: Luigi Aloja (engraver) & Vincenzo Aloja (draughtsman)

✔ Publisher: Presso Spano (likely an Italian print house)

✔ Medium: Original 19th-century engraving on paper

✔ Subject: Academic anatomical studies of hands, feet, and limbs

✔ Dimensions (Framed): 21 inches x 16 inches each

✔ Condition: Excellent for age – light aging and natural patina, no major tears or damage

✔ Framing: Elegant black wood frames with archival matting

These prints are rare examples of 19th-century European academic art education, making them perfect for collectors of:

🎨 Antique engravings

🏛️ Classical & academic art studies

🖌 Artist reference & anatomical drawings

🏺 Neoclassical & Renaissance-inspired prints

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