I agree that it's most likely a reproduction because I doubt there would be that blind stamp on the original. Originally it was an advertisement....
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Instant collection.
Lots of information about the poster here (the original artwork apparently) https://www.lofty.com/products/revue-negre-1925-1-obq0g But not...
Here's a poster by Truchet. [ATTACH] And a digitally ill defined signature from that photo [ATTACH] There are similarities. There are...
Truchet did posters.
Louis-Abel Truchet and Abel Truchel are different people. Maybe not. Wikipedia has a biography for Louis-Abel Truchet, but not for Abel Truchel,...
Nice eclectic groups. I'm curious about the children boxing and about the bust front left in the second photo.
Okimono is the word, though I'm not 100% sure that it applies. I have an old auction catalog that has ivory okimonos, but also has another...
I don't see any joins. Ornate picture and mirror frames were made of a wood composite in the '70s and '80s. Companies like Syroco and Durwood...
Looks thoroughly European to me, and from the back a molded material, so not very old.
Could be stone rubbings, not necessarily from tombs. Think of Inuit stonecut prints - much different imagery, but these could be the same...
Torc?
The soldiers is the Bruyer. Zouaves
I'm guessing the chop-like mark is a printer's mark. Monogram eV - editions (somebody)?
Georges Bruyer on the one.
Long shot - Max Roesler The marks I'm finding online are printed, not impressed.
Not a new find, in fact, I think I bought it around '76, the date of the pending patent, but I just got around to photographing it. About 4 1/2"...
Searching Merzayside Ware returns 2 items, but no designer information. And searching Merzayside Ware Anthony returns nothing. The items to be...
Good thing there's other people, huh?
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