The legs appear not to be as flared as in classical examples. [ATTACH]
No, I saw her, but from the single dark photo & can't see enough detail to know whether vintagerobin's description IDs her correctly or not....
Overall the body looks human to me, although I can't quite make out what's going on with the feet, so strikes me as a person in a mask, or a...
Best bit of Persian news in 2 weeks. This was already going on many years ago, even when the frame looked of minimal value. This cameo is by...
To me the signature looks like it was always written just like that, with only the first initial of the first name, first & last letters of the...
Looks like you have a quiver full. Where should the lone arrow be? Both her hands seem occupied.
Behold, I show you a mystery.. This has turned up on eBay: [ATTACH] We have seen so many of her and yet....not quite the same. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Is this in some way a different query from this one? Who dunnit
Mine is a heavy walled vase, basically oval in shape with a lip. He only had the one & I asked if it was the last. He thought it was more likely...
Suspected it would be Eickholt the moment I saw it. I have its big sister, which I bought from Robert himself.
That too.
Yes, that's what I see, & also associated with Mary, particularly with the Annunciation.
The 2 little lab rubies in a ring I have glow hot pink under UV. I'm liking Deb's stones for the genuine article.
I have seen tourmaline this color, but never garnet. They look like rubies to me. Small lab grown rubies have been produced for more than 100...
Lifting from Wikipedia: "Isaiah Hyatt dubbed the material "celluloid" in 1872... their company, now called the Celluloid Manufacturing...
That figure is more exaggerated in the drawing. In the painting it looks like any old satyr. In the drawing it looks more like Pan himself. [IMG]
I don't know if they're actually brand name Celluloid, but I have a few in a similar cellulose based material. Have shown this one before:...
Even if he did, at that age unlikely to choke, just pass them on through without incident.
There must have been buckets, originally. Definitely not Neptune/Poseidon, but the way he is dressed & the dolphin beneath his feet make him more...
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