A striking and exceptionally large 19th century engraving titled The Declaration of Love, after the celebrated Rococo painter Jean‑François de Troy. This finely detailed composition captures an intimate aristocratic courtship scene set within a lush garden, rendered with remarkable delicacy and tonal depth. Engraved by Oldermann and published by George Stinson & Co. (Portland, Maine), this piece dates to circa 1890 and reflects the period’s fascination with 18th century French romantic genre scenes. The engraving beautifully translates de Troy’s original painting into a richly textured monochromatic work, with exquisite attention to fabric, gesture, and architectural setting. The scale alone makes this piece especially compelling. It reads as a true statement work, ideal for anchoring a traditional interior, library, or salon-style wall. Details: • Medium: Engraving on paper • After: Jean-François de Troy • Engraver: Oldermann • Publisher: George Stinson & Co., Portland, Maine • Date: Circa 1890 • Frame size: 33” high x 41” wide • Presented in an ornate, period-style frame Condition: Age-appropriate wear including visible foxing and toning to the paper, consistent with late 19th century prints. Frame shows light wear. Overall presents beautifully and retains strong visual impact. Why this piece stands out: Large-format engravings of this subject and quality are increasingly difficult to source. The combination of scale, subject matter, and historical production makes this a rare decorative and collectible work that bridges fine art and interior design.