Welcome, Ivo! Thank you so much for joining us. Debora
Miniature? Debora
Like this one although... This one is of finer quality. https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:J_C_W_Beyer_Veritas_KGM_90-434.jpg Debora
That suits your hand well. Debora
"low-information"! I put it in other words but certainly agree. Debora
Did think it was a type of paper. That looks right to my eye. Debora
On? Debora
That makes sense. Her costume is later than 1863. Debora
The Viota Gallery wasn't established until 1987 so perhaps the piece was only framed there. (Enmarcados = Frames) I don't think that's Puerto...
It's unusual for an artist to sign a piece with the full date. Perhaps it's a caricature. What's the medium? Debora
Juan Carlos something. Vindala perhaps? Probably not going to help but... Why don't you browse the gallery's Instagram pages?...
Many of these dolls were brought back by US military serving in Japan as attractive souvenirs. Debora
Think it's a L.A. thing. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chrome_Hearts Debora
The dyed beads alone are an indication that it doesn't have great age. Debora
The necklace appears to be a recent Asian import. The Chrome Hearts cross was created in 1987 and trademarked by the brand in 2009. I suspect...
Oh, it's oval? Hard to tell from photographs. A bit of a challenge as... It seems to have been a popular piece in its time and no one --...
Interesting that it's been reproduced. https://www.ebay.com/itm/165297666822 Debora
The usage of tin cans was restricted during World War II. Makes sense that it was a luxury post-War product. Debora
Ah. Debora
I'm not sure it matters who made the mirror. You have your answer re the frame -- modern and Asian. Debora
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