Very attractive display.
Yea, there's some odd looking heads here: [ATTACH] I'd guess the head in the photo had motion blur, so they made an edit.
I can imagine that place in the middle of a summer heat wave. What makes you think these were well paying jobs? Read the article in the link.
Probably are, but I think its part of transforming a B&W photo into a color print at that time.
I don't know who took the photo, or how. Certainly looks hand colored.
Souvenirs can be pretty sketchy.
I was amazed when I first saw this image. I don't know when the picture was taken, probably very early in the 1900s. It shows the large press...
Maybe a souvenir based on a lion from the tomb Pope Clement XIII by Antonio Canova. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
or it was August 1934
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Very pretty. Pretty sure that mark is in Rontgen. I know I've seen it somewhere.
I see it online called "Yellow Tiger".
Offered to actively participating , well-known members. We’ll see what the situation is Sunday evening. Free really cheap poorly packed shipping....
Sycamore and maple are the same family. There's even a tree called the sycamore maple.
It's a mutualart link, and if you don't subscribe (I don't), you wont see the full entry. [ATTACH]
Online says Sven Johansen, Harlequin and Masquerade.
The boards are in a cantankerous mood.
I think legit as well. I somehow don't think a modern piece would be stamped metal like that.
Copy of a Millais painting: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Princes_in_the_Tower#/media/File:Princes.jpg
Wrong thread. Senior moment.
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