This is also by Poitevin. It's called "La Charge Moderne", but the site where I found it gives absolutely no info on medium, or where the...
Looks like a lithograph to me. The signature on the work, and the signature under the work do not seem the same to me. Am I missing something?
I guess that's it, yes. Thanks! Looks like they had the same problem with the photos as I had. Two of the cups have cracked handles. I mention...
Not the best photos. Really needs controlled lighting, which I do not have, to make the pattern show. I'm calling the glass clambroth because it...
I think not sharks, but sperm whales. It's nice.
Idle guess is that it's a mezzotint. Gladwell & Co. still exists at the same address. Don't know if contacting them would help.
It's not loading on my computer, but there's a current listing on eBay:...
If the front engraving is by Paul Fourdrinier (1698 – 1758), it must be a re-worked plate. It does look like that shield/cartouche thingy was...
Very dramatic!
Med Hat will be Medicine Hat, Alberta.
Isn't the building in the 3rd pic the Chrysler Building? Chrysler Building [ATTACH] 30 Rock in an old stamp (Cinderella): [ATTACH]
I think more likely sodalite.
I used to operate one of those in a narrow-aisle warehouse facility. They'll take you up near 30'.
Not a dragon... a salamander. Symbol of Francis I
I had exactly the same thought, for exactly the same reason. But I agree... no. Maybe Lillie Langtry?
Shot in the dark from me would be Ethiopia. I have this vague notion of Lion of Judea symbolism.
The veiled face motif is common enough in sculpture, and not particularly emphasized in this example, which is what made me think some sort a...
Interesting seeing the same image in another Vermeer. Surprising they didn't mention it in the article.
Googling those names, I see architectural ornament for Bigot, not so much for Dalpayrat, but Dalpayrat does have the glazes. Whoever did it, and...
Where did it come from? How big is it? Show us the back! Looks art nouveau. Maybe off a fountain?
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