According to this (and Google translate): Tali Weitz https://www.ad.co.il/ad/10936708
I've watched quite a few of the Baumgartner videos. There are some less than enthusiastic views of his techniques out there as well. They are...
Those later pieces were probably considered scandalously daring in their day.
This commercial site dates the engraving to 1818. I don't know why....
He's carrying a "slapstick". The father of English pantomime. [ATTACH] https://www.erudit.org/en/journals/lumen/2012-v31-lumen0356/1013074ar/
I think there was a signature at some point, but it has vanished leaving only traces.
This is the one I bought: [ATTACH]
I have a lauan painting that I quite like. I probably paid about 60 euros for it. This was before I knew about these paintings. They mostly...
From online sources, lauan plywood was developed in the 1980s.
It's probably painted on the plywood, but done quite recently.
If that's a very thin piece of plywood, it's called lauan plywood and that pretty much says modern. I don't think the black staining is a good...
I think the watermark says "Ingres": [ATTACH] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingres_paper
Maybe they outsourced production of the mark decals, got a batch with the spelling mistake and used some before it was noticed. The other...
Visiting card tray?
The backdrop is strange. The foreground is an indoor scene - carpets, tables, chairs - yet the background is open sky (from the photo, stormy...
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Sorry, I don't see anything there.
Spookiest event for me... the rent's due! :vamp::vamp::vamp::jimlad::jimlad::jimlad::blackalien::blackalien::blackalien:
It doesn't look old to me and I suspect that if it sat somewhere for 30 years, that's its age. It looks staged and oddly modern - like a...
Yours is approximately 1956. From the same site: https://www.paintbynumbermuseum.com/series/7590
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