It's very nicely done. A coal town, post-electrification. A funny place to find beauty. Debora
From the hair and make-up (those long, thin eye brows!), I'd think 1930s heading into the 1940s. The jeweled tones of the drapery works with that...
If the Arabic were legible, it probably says something like "Made in Fes." Debora
You sure it's an original and not a print? No clue as to artist but nicely matted and framed. You may have to open up the back to see if there's...
Usual question re Helen Kelly... Would/could you post a photograph of front and back including frame along with close-up photographs of any...
That looks like an inexpensive reprint. No title page with publisher's name? Like this? Debora [ATTACH]
There are only two Sold examples of this work on eBay. I personally don't think that's enough to draw any conclusion as to its resale value....
There's no way of knowing its value until you find a buyer. I will say that 1) the subject is generally appealing and 2) the attractive frame is...
Artificial aging. A copy of a Cusco School painting probably. Debora [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
You may well be right. That would make sense. Written at different times, one contemporaneous perhaps with the event itself. Debora
Could well be. There appears to be three different sets of handwriting. The signature, the description on the front and the letter on the back....
This is the artist's signature? Debora [ATTACH]
Chicer that way. Debora
That's what the internet thinks too. Debora
Welcome! Thank you for joining us. You'll find lots of helpful and knowledgable people here. Debora
Very handsome, isn't it? Most impactful worn as a pair. Debora
Doubtful the woman in hat buttons are Victorian as described by the seller. Would think early 1900s before hair bobbing. Debora
As above. "Women profiles" is, of course, Lady Liberty wearing a Phrygian cap. Debora
And, please, in the future, remember to include the full frame in your photograph. The frame gives clues as to age. The two men in your post are...
No. It's Henry Sherborne Rowe. http://masonicgenealogy.com/MediaWiki/index.php?title=MAGLHRowe Debora [ATTACH]
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