Woodcuts according to the internet. Debora
Yep. A series of four. Titled 'Torturados' or 'The Tortured.' 1963....
Yep. Looks right. Both titles include "La tortura" which is 'The Torture' in English. Seems to be some kind of series. (The title of this one...
Those are pretty long for the 1960s and, of course, they wouldn't have been pierced then. I vote retro. Debora
Here's what posting them as Full Image rather than Thumbnail will do. [ATTACH] Debora
Does the shade need to be replaced or recovered? Debora
Yes, I believe it is furniture store art too. From the first few decades of the 20th century. Not an uncommon subject (although quality of...
That is your painting! I cropped it so we could get a better look at it without distraction of frame. Debora
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I found Mozart. Debora [ATTACH]
Agree with the above. Debora
Ah, UK-based. Then my links wouldn't be helpful unless designer exported to US. Debora
If no one knows off the top of his/her head, you can search here: https://www.uspto.gov/trademarks/search...
You didn't find it in Michigan, did you? Debora
Lee P. Henry is what I read. A modern assemblage. Debora
I know! Candy. (Big improvement on fruit.) Debora
In 1902, she would have worn a pouter pigeon waist, a silhouette so exaggerated that it would have made the dress above immediately old-fashioned....
At a glance, I'd think that late 1880s/early 1890s. High collar, natural waist, narrow sleeves and hair worn on top of head with curls. Debora
Isn't that sweet? Will be delightful when filled with fruit or something else. Debora
It certainly does. And Rob has a good color memory. Debora
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