Rhis is from Robin Reilly's book: The first is Medusa, also called Gorgon's Head (from a design by Flaxman). The second is Mercury The Dancing...
Online references say it's a mezzotint, not a lithograph, but I can't find priced comparables. €1100 sounds very expensive to me. How big is it?
The shape is called navette after its resemblance to a weaving shuttle.
There are sites to check: https://www.google.com/search?q=missing+art+database&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&client=firefox-b
Now I want cake. That piece seems a bit small, but at least it would be a start.
Has the look of a Chromolithograph (chromo for short} likely out of a book.
Interesting crackle happening within the image. Looks like decals to me. There was a craze for decal decoration around the 1870s (decalcomania)....
Thanks for the tag, but it seems everyone knows more about this print than I do. The article in that last link mentions a portrait of Taylor by...
From the picture of the mark, there seems to be a star fracture on the bottom.
I like that. It's a nice painting. I don't think the writing on the back adds any information about the painting or the artist. It seems to be...
Turner is not an uncommon name.
Here's the Autolycus print on eBay:...
There's some information here: https://www.worldcat.org/title/works-of-shakspere/oclc/855827487 Sold by subscription. I doubt that it's worth...
The control and detail are wonderful. Really captures the pageantry. I don't know about the frame, but I don't think the notion of matting goes...
Crazing is fine cracks in the glaze on a ceramic piece. It can happen naturally over time, or it can be forced, sometimes with the intent of...
Most likely it is a recent image for the tourist market painted on old paper.
"A Romantic Encounter" 1886 https://www.christies.com/lotfinder/Lot/eugene-de-blaas-austrian-1843-1932-a-226282-details.aspx
Reproduction of a painting by Eugene de Blaas (Austrian, 1843-1932)
Before reading the replies, my suggestion would have been Austrian. Although the hair is definitely in La Style Mucha, I find the face and...
Silver fade? It was an effect from the '60s, I think, but had a revival when the TV series Mad Men was on.
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