Agree with Debora, but maybe 1940's early 50's even. Really don't know, just guessing.
The punting one is not very good, artist has problems with foreshortening and perspective
I suppose so, my experience is with the psychedelic era stuff - don't know about the later gear, sorry
Nice pic
I like this one
ugh
just a WAG but it doesn't look Chinese made to me ...maybe Bertha Lum or Esther Hunt era? Nice piece though.
I dealt in the old dead posters in the early 90's and I knew the guy that printed all the originals too.
ya beat me to it ..great minds etc ... [IMG]
Could the H stand for Hecho? (made)
The mammoth ivory I use/have is more greyish and severely "checked" so I doubt this is made from that. I think I see the lines on the back view...
Well it's a Panda so that means China ...but the material needs a closer look.
It smacks of the Ruskin/William Morris mentality to me so probably one of the English art potters of the era?
Your painting is not an amateur work and dates from the third quarter of the 19thc IMO. The frame, (silver-gilt type) is also a late 19thc frame....
Bang the gong and get it on? [MEDIA]
Look 19thc, loosely Biedermeier style?
Yep, truth hurts sometimes
you have your album set to private
Makes sense. He was the only maker using English paste style bodies, the Germans would have used porcelain.
"comic book" style maybe, or derivative early 80's punk?
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