The "Granny" is in the style of a sculptor called Katherina Kaslatter - can't find much about her online, though there are plenty of examples of...
Its clearly a copy - though not made directly from the original - of Sassoferrato's "Mater Dolorosa"....
There's a copy of the litho on Ebay at the moment. Unframed and not in the best condition, it's buy it now price is $15. Usefully the seller...
Good work; thank you all. Very positive symbolism, and even as a believer in nothing in particular I can live with all that. I hadn't thought of...
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I think it must be Walasse Ting: https://www.delaive.com/index-walasse-ting.php?subpage=walasse_ting&page=zoom_walasse_ting92
Numbered editions were certainly not the rule in the earlier part of the 20th century.
I think that's an "E" after the "D". Findartinfo has a couple of records for an artist called Maria Gordeeva Ström, both views of Västerås in...
Probably the same artist: https://www.ebth.com/items/4018192-oil-painting-by-e-jackson
What about "Mrs ME Weaver, art teacher in Dallas College" in 1903?...
This is the closest equivalent I can find, described as "A Chinese Zhangzhou Swatow dish with birds and dragons, Ming":...
Tamami Shima. Japanese.
I've found an artist you might want to investigate: Catherine Jackson (1899-1991). Los Angeles-based, well trained and clearly talented but fallen...
You could be right. The book (Jan Balet. Gemälde - Zeichnungen - Graphik) has a list of his lithos from 1976 to 1983, and there doesn't seem to...
Could be a lithograph by Jan Balet, certainly his style, though I can't find this one online. I've got a book of his work somewhere.
Internet Archive has a Matsumoto brochure from c. 1911. As the prints are described both as "reproductions" and "made entirely by hand", I can...
Firstly, it's unlikely anyone would fake her work: presuming that she's the one who lives in Boulder, Colorado, she's not even a professional fine...
I think it must be Mimi Mather: https://www.bestofthewestauctions.com/dynapage/IP4790.htm
....but there's what looks very much like an acute accent over the last letter: perhaps the "C" with an acute as used in Polish.
The subject could be Achilles mourning Patroclus.
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