Fantastic find! Can't find this one and I'm starting to wonder if it was never printed.
Today I learned there is a guy who is known for spaghetti cameos and that's kind of great. :hilarious:
Re-fit shouldn't be much of a charge, but if you sell art on the regular you might consider a point gun or driver so you can diy them back into...
Maybe a tiny 's after Grace?
I'm going to guess C or G LAViGUEUR
It's always fascinating when you see a student copy and then the master work. Corot's is lovely. Signature.... A. H Gelaven?
I really like this one. Great colors, composition and languid pose. Mixed media it looks like. Nicely framed too. I hope you find the artist.
I posted the matching cameo earlier in the thread. It is left facing, as all his others are. Carved in 1844. [ATTACH] The "intaglio" was...
Raima Wedlys ....??? :confused:
Yep the BFK Rives watermark. Verrrry nice paper if you can afford it. Started in the late 1700s and has had that watermark forever.
Aah sorry I thought that one was decently clear. Bronwen got it, Opera. :) I agree with Lithographer, and was leaning that way but didn't want...
Makes sense. I had always assumed no one was sitting for a full carved portrait, but maybe a sketch, or even a clay version if the cameist was...
Lovely painting.
Numbering is for limited editions. Unnumbered means it's an open edition with the artist printing as many as they wanted. Paper seems correct....
I thought Rama too but there's an extra hump in there. None of my variations worked and the last name is difficult to see with the overlap into...
Agreed artist proofs are almost never just one. The point of a proof is to check the printing, adjust color, etc. That said, I've never seen...
Hmm I wonder if John C King was a lefty. For my own niche amusement I've been researching him (the fire that destroyed his studio, his...
TBH boobs are pretty amazing but you need to be absolutely certain the staring is welcome. :smuggrin::hilarious:
Hahahahaaa I love the subtly of the scene. "That's a lovely warrior woman and....oh." I have to imagine the previous owner delighted in sending A...
I love the variations of Melpomene because there is just no way to not make a beautiful woman holding a seemingly decapitated man's...
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