Antique Souvenir of Scotland - Frame Chromolithograph Dated 1890 - Ellen's Isle Loch Katrine

Transport yourself to the heart of the Scottish Highlands with this exquisite framed 1890 Chromolithograph. A perfect souvenir of Scotland, this piece captures the serene beauty of Ellen's Isle on Loch Katrine, with the majestic Ben Venue mountain rising in the background.

Published in Edinburgh, this chromolithograph is a testament to the artistry of late 19th-century printing. The vibrant colors and meticulous detail bring the iconic landscape to life, making it a timeless keepsake for anyone who cherishes the history and natural splendor of Scotland. The print is presented in a classic frame, ready to be displayed in your home. Excellent condition with wear consistent with age. No major flaws to note. Equipped with hanging hardware and ready to display.

The listing video for this piece depicts the colors as lighter shades than they are in person. listing photos represent the in-person color most accurately.

Measurements (approximate - rounded to the nearest quarter inch):
10.5 inches wide
9.75 inches in height
1 inch in depth

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