The sombreros are definitely Mexican.
It sounds like the description might be referring to "pouncing", which was a method for transferring a drawing to a freshly plastered surface in...
I like yours better, too. No, no tattoo. Never found the right opportunity and an artist I would trust. :( Life is not over yet, though.
I would agree with your attribution. The scrollwork design looks like one I considered getting tattooed around my wrist, after perusing some books...
Looks similar to this one, identified as a "badek" knife from Sulawesi, Indonesia: [IMG]...
If it has been entirely lined, the treatment may have included impregnating the canvas with wax or a wax-resin mixture under heat and pressure....
I can't help with the signature. On the back, where her hand meets her hair, the texture looks almost granular. Is that a trick of the photo, or...
I can't help with the signature, but if you google "Chinese roof tile warrior on dragon" you will find quite a few examples.
I am afraid you misunderstood me. When I said they were equivalent, I was speaking in terms of their importance among relevant collectors. I then...
Not to mention Beltane....... [IMG]
For ethnographic collectors, Dat So La Lee is at least the equivalent of Thomas Dennis (who I had never heard of). The time consuming preparation...
Intelligence is not always synonymous with higher education, or with wealthy tastes. There are plenty of smart, knowledgeable people, some of whom...
I have seen many of these Chinese basketry animals. I believe they are made of finely split bamboo.
I'm sorry, but I can't just let this slide. Back in May, the House under Speaker Nancy Pelosi passed the Heroes Act, which would have authorized a...
The rim should be rounded, not cut and bevelled. [IMG] https://www.collector-antiquities.com/real-or-fake/fake-ancient-glass/
[ATTACH] Oh.... you said goals, didn't you. My bad. :rolleyes:
What species of wood is it? There is great variability in the comparative weight of woods, and anything can be kiln dried.
Original Tang Dynasty horses were made of terracotta, not wood, and date to AD 618-906....
@popsycat's comb looks like it may be Tuareg, with those silver pieces, or at least North African. The beaded mask is Huichol, from northern...
I have searched for articles providing detailed information about Kruyder's working technique or detailed photographs of his paintings,...
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