There's a correction I haven't seen before.
All I know is that their manager was beaten to death in the parking lot of the Trocadero, and Wallace Beery had to take a European sojourn until...
Sorry, this looks like a mass market print probably from the early 20th C. I don't know the technique.
Sorry, but it just made me think of Madonna [IMG]
Bilston style is what comes to mind, but this doesn't give me an 18th C vibe. Both the writing and the depiction of the woman seem later 20th C...
With stuff like this: if you don't consider it important, then it isn't. Billions of people have never heard of the green vaults and could care...
The top emblem is Warsaw. Look up other Polish cities and you'll likely find the rest.
Certainly. Burnishers and scrapers can completely erase parts. The ground can be re-applied and new lines added. That's what artist's proofs...
Etching involves placing a plate in an acid bath. (The acid is called a "mordant".) You put a piece of metal into the correct acid, and the acid...
A good copy can have some value. If you can find sold examples and their prices, that should guide you in determining what it's worth. You can...
I like the effect and wonder how it was done. Is this a crystalline glaze?
This is for sale? It's hanging in a restaurant? Where probably thousands of people have seen it? You can't be thinking it's an original. The...
If you want to take it to the Wildensteins, you certainly need to have your ducks in a row. The BBC program Fake or Fortune has had a couple of...
There are as many variations and permutations in printmaking as there are printmakers... probably more. I imagine that someone who is emotionally...
I'd guess he was at least aware of the work of Lawren Harris....
Guesswork on my part. They look like engraved lines. Having engraved a plate all over with such lines, burnishers and scrapers could have been...
I don't think there's enough pressure in one of those holders to squash the embossing. Why not put them in an album?
Influence of Maillol?
Here's one with the same mark:...
Taking a closer look, maybe it is PB. [ATTACH] They look nicely done to me. I'm surprised this mark isn't more easily to be found.
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