Original vintage lithograph on paper from the Poster Reserve archive.

A seated classical figure and tall columns overlook the ruins of Rome beneath a blue sky. Luke Doheny uses the foreground architecture to frame a distant sunlit cityscape. The painted shafts of light in the sky are original design elements, preserved in the photographs.

Artist / Subject: Luke Doheny / The Senate

Medium & Type: Original Vintage Lithograph on Paper (Publisher-Era)

Publisher Number: D-3907P

Dimensions: 26 × 14 inches (height x width)

Theme / Depicted Subject: Architecture; History; Rome; Roman ruins; Classical statue; Columns

Lithograph Period: Vintage publisher-era archive stock; exact sheet printing year unverified.

Original Artwork Date: 1966 image copyright/publication documented in the U.S. Copyright Office catalog. This dates the image and does not establish when this particular sheet was printed.

Signature / Markings: Signature reproduced within the artwork; not hand-signed.

Edition / Publisher: Goes Lithographing Co. Catalogue number D-3907P; no numbered limited edition is claimed.

Condition

Unused vintage archive sheet, offered unframed. Please examine the original photographs for paper tone, edges, markings and condition. The artist signature, where reproduced, is printed rather than personally hand-signed. The photographs show the actual original lithograph. Faithful photographic cropping, orientation and conservative luminance correction have been applied to separate listing copies; original borders, inscriptions, paper tone and condition are retained. No artwork has been generated or reconstructed. A reflection that obscures original detail cannot be recovered faithfully.

One original vintage lithograph sheet per quantity ordered. Printed signatures are reproduced within the artwork rather than individually hand-signed. No frame is included.

Archive provenance

From the Leo W. Levinski / Univalco archive preserved by Poster Reserve.

Packing

Carefully packed in a protective tube. Please see the store shipping policy for destinations and rates.

Archive reference: B3-042