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“I bought one of Room Four's antique anatomical prints for my study and it's become the first thing visitors notice. The detail is incredible, the print quality is razor-sharp, and it has that perfect blend of science, history and art. It looks like something you'd find in a private medical library.”
Sarah, Bristol
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★★★★★ Exactly the dark-academic look I wanted
“I've spent years trying to find vintage anatomy artwork that doesn't look cheap or overproduced. Room Four absolutely nailed it. The print feels authentic, beautifully reproduced, and gives the room that museum-meets-curiosity-cabinet atmosphere I was after.”
Jason, London
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★★★★★ Never disappointed
“Every visit to Room Four when I'm in Glasgow is a highlight. As someone who works closely with anatomy every day, I have high standards for this kind of artwork — and they always deliver. Beautifully curated, authentic pieces that you simply won't find anywhere else.”
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Sold - Walter W. Burgess Etching – Old Putney Bridge 1890
Sold - Walter W. Burgess Etching – Old Putney Bridge 1890
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A Rare Signed Etching by Walter W. Burgess (1844–1908) - Riverside Scene with Boats and Pier, c.1890s, British Etching Revival -
A finely detailed riverside scene by British etcher Walter W. Burgess, known for his poetic depictions of London’s architectural heritage. This piece captures a quiet moment along the waterfront—boats moored near a wooden pier, buildings nestled in the background. Signed in plate, with soft tonal variation and archival framing.Burgess was a member of the Royal Society of Painter-Etchers and a key figure in the Etching Revival. His work blends documentary clarity with emotional resonance, making it a favourite among collectors of Victorian printmaking.
Likely from a small edition or artist’s proof, this untitled riverside scene attributed to Old Putney Bridge, London - captures Burgess’s hallmark blend of architectural clarity and poetic mood. Signed in plate, unframed, and sepia-toned with age. A quiet treasure from the British Etching Revival. Dimensions Mounted: 44 cm x 35 cm.
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