And where is the "pond that used to have a beach frequented by the local community until the mid-1900s." Debora
Thank you so much for joining us, @angellionel! You're very welcome here. Debora
In what part of the world did you find them? And what is their medium? Debora
By way, you might want to repost photographs of the signatures taken from straight on so they're not distorted. Debora
Hi, @Stephanie Kinne, and welcome! I've taken the liberty of reposting your photographs as Full Image rather than Thumbnail so they're easier for...
I'd think that was a bit late for a tea canister. Tea was widely available (including in bags) and not expensive. Debora
True. But, if done by the painter and an amateur effort, adds to the work's charm. Debora
Good eyes! Yes, doesn't look like a professional effort. Debora
How do we know that the artist priced the portrait himself? Debora
Yes. The artist accomplished what he set out to do. Debora
Charming. I see Nevins Coan. Debora
He had a number of grandchildren. Surprised it didn't stay in the family. Debra
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Her hair style is a bob. And I don't think men can understand how liberating -- and what a symbol of liberation -- it was. Before bobs, women...
They're brass. Debora
This seller calls it "honest patina." https://placemakersinc.com/product/heavy-brass-russwin-hinges-4-5x4-5/ Debora
Isn't that interesting? Debora
Isn't the second line Ave. d'And... ? Debora
G**, that's embarrassing. For him. Debora
I don't see that mark here. Debora [ATTACH]
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