or maybe this one has his own tail in his mouth as he seems to be missing his tail So maybe not riding crop but tail crop? :wideyed: Seriously...
Most of these greyhound bronzes have a riding crop in the mouth. here's a decent pic and description...
A cup of oil paint before bed-time works wonders I hear.
Things started to go downhill for me when they stopped sending me personalized Christmas cards and T-shirts ....Oh and when they did away with the...
The quality looks good, but the subject and modelling looks a bit later than old Ludwigsburg to me, a bit bit more sentimental than I would...
Yes that's the George Jones logo, no reason to fake it so yes your piece is genuine ..a bit out of the ordinary perhaps, but genuine.
Ah yes, Scottish Presbyterians and Catholics were very fond of nude ladies dancing with abandon, so you may very well be right. :hilarious::D:D
https://camerapedia.fandom.com/wiki/Nagel
under the lens it has the maker's name "Dr. August Nagel"
Yup, you've got yourself a nice piece of old (18thc) Worcester - mark is an imitation of a Chinese mark BTW
From my days as a 1990's powerseller to today - just a big downhill dip in my opinion.
Why not google the maker - answers are all there! Looks like it's an early Kodak http://camera-wiki.org/wiki/Kodak_AG
Now that stuff looks like GENUINE old wood!
Maybe - if there is one! More likely to be copied from an engraving, this type of painting often is.
I think I mentioned earlier that this was a copy/after/based on the style of a Poussin bacchanal, but obviously not of the same quality.
Looking at the reverse again, at the top of the panel, do these marks reveal a lighter oak colour? Are they deep or recent scratches? [ATTACH]
French carriage clock maybe?
No, I don't think that was the case. This is the complete painting IMHO. If the painting had been cut down, cutting those heavy edge bevels on...
I feel this painting is a copy of an earlier painting. Stylistically the work is school of or after Poussin, but doesn't look to me like it's from...
This page is in German, but Euros I can understand...
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