Set of Four Continental European Landscape Prints

This set of four framed artworks appears to be a series of 19th-century style landscapes, likely hand-colored engravings or lithographs. Each piece depicts various European scenic vistas, including park-like settings with figures, architecture, and lush vegetation rendered in a muted palette dominated by celadon greens, soft blues, and earthy ochres. The scenes suggest a nostalgic or Romantic era aesthetic, possibly representing famous gardens or pastoral views. Each print is set within a wide, lavender-grey mat with a thin gilded inner bevel, which complements the thin, classically styled gold-gilt frames. The frames feature a simple rounded profile with a bright gold finish. In terms of condition, the paper shows moderate signs of age-related discoloration and slight foxing, particularly visible in the sky areas of the prints. The mats and frames appear to be in good contemporary condition with minor surface dust. The compositions utilize a traditional perspective, often centering on a specific architectural element or a large tree, typical of mid-to-late 19th-century topographical art. These pieces appear to be decorative reproductions or later editions of historical plates, given the uniformity and modern framing style.