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Yours at least has the name, but here's a start: https://www.artloft.com/miro9.htm#174 All the prints I'm finding don't have the name. Don't...
I'd say it's Barbizon-esque, but without knowing who or when...
I wouldn't be too quick to write it off as a repro. It would be good if you could get someone familar with woodcuts to look at it. The paper...
"Les camelots de la pensée" is a book. https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k15215355.image...
Maybe pochoir. Interesting that it says "Specimen" in the corner.
I agree it looks like an itinerant artist, which means either a copy of some other work or the similarity to Maria Amalia is coincidental. Maria...
It's not inconceivable and could account for the grandiose setting. Yours might be copied from an engraving as it is facing the opposite way, but...
Best of luck!
On the pointy things, the wheels look like glass cutters, but I don't know if that's coincidence or how the spike part fits in. What's stamped on...
Don't polish it.
Could be meant for Louis XIV. What is the other figurine? Are they a pair?
The building resembles Chateau Chillon in Switzerland, but Chillon lacks that spire.
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The three graces.
Wait for other people to come by and comment. Others will have opinions on the dating of the fashions. It appears rather dull, and may need some...
I would guess this is Venetian glass, and if that emblem has a winged lion on top, I think it may support that. So maybe the mark of a specific...
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Immediate first impression is 19th C by an naive artist. There were itinerant artists who hit the road to paint portraits. Not a portrait of...
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