McCain?
Both of them, yes. The teapot-like spout is probably the more common on invalid cups (at least in my experience).
A nice sized and ambitious picture. Can't tell from the photos whether it is original paint or not, but I think the foxing supports the notion....
I would guess that it pre-dates giclee. That type of frame dates more to the '70s. So - some kind of lithography. But other than that, I got...
I'm getting an '80s or '90s vibe from it. The firm was founded in '73 and, apparently, is still active: "Foschi diretta da Daniele Foschi e...
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This is a mark that looks imitative to me. Not actually Eastern? (I've been wrong often enough.)
Things can get pretty small. This IBM siggy was constructed in 1989 of 35 individual xenon atoms: [ATTACH]
You can see the picture there. He's a miniaturist.
I lucked out in linking to the same version as OP's.
"General Taylor at the Battle of Resaca de la Palma" It looks original to me, just in terms of condition. Tell us what all the fine print under...
This article carries a broad enough definition to cover a wide variety of wares:...
Gryllos is a new word for me: https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/207954
I imagine that would be considered folk or outsider art. Sure looks one-of-a-kind.
I think most of the original stonework survives, and the spire that was lost was 19th C anyhow. It's my understanding that in the early 19th C...
I don't think I could actually sit in one of those. I'd feel intimidated.
What is the source of your images? The person on the right is holding a stick or baton of some sort. I don't know what it is but I don't see it...
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When I was a kid, I had a pencil box, obviously longer than this, which had the same style of opening.
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