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So the title on the print is Joseph and Potiphar in a language I do not recognize.
Bravo! once again.
Like the sautoir necklace.
I see it as Mc Caney, but didn't get anywhere with that notion in a search.
You can search the collection: https://www.corinth-museum.gr/en/museum-collection/
Maybe meant to look like a customs seal or an indication that it is legal to remove the item from the country? Can't see the original having any...
@Marko ?
There would have been multiples, but probably not thousands.
I don't think the notation means that it was made by the museum in Corinth, only that it is a copy of an item in their collection with that...
If that first word is 'Lo', it doesn't look like Italian. It's sort of my job around here to figure out what a scene like this is. My only...
The light green beads look like they could be green aventurine, a variety of quartz. The darker green beads could be dyed agate, a variety of...
This sold for $480: https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/56187647_jules-prosper-legastelois-french-1885-1931121
https://www.selency.nl/product/AX5P82E1/large-vase-signed-legastelois-in-blue-ceramic-of-sevres-and-gilded-bronze.html This one appears to have...
The Met has him born in 1855: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/194864 So does the Brit:...
Medallions are Cupid & the Four Elements: Fire; Air; Water; Earth.
Well there's the Fall of Rome.
The shape resembles an ancient amphora.
The depth at which it was found is also relevant.
Appears to be a crucifixion scene, but not Dali's famous one. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crucifixion_(Corpus_Hypercubus)
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