Typo in your title, Nathan. "Dining" not "Dinning." Debora
Agree. But more pleasing than most. Late 1970s/early 1980s from the look of it. Debora
To be blunt... No. Not antique. Not worth $3,500. And at that price all would be money-losing if your intention was resale. Debora
I'm afraid even the description "Beach/Lighthouse" points toward a decorative painting. Here's one and a Google search will bring up many, many...
I'd think it was fairly recent. Here's something similar from Kenya. https://www.ebay.com/itm/265623650313 Debora [ATTACH]
It does. And agree re condition. Debora
Looks like a fantasy piece but as to what culture inspired it... Dunno. Debora
Yeah, something about revolutionary forces vs. the decadence of the bourgeoise. Debora
Unless restrung, they're fairly new given the lobster clasp. 1990s on. Debora
I don't see old. I do see Asian. Would/could you post a photograph of the inside? Debra [ATTACH]
I've not seen similar in South Africa but agree. Likely an attractive souvenir from there or somewhere with similar fauna. Debora
I've also taken a look at your site and what I see are decorative items as well. And just a minor comment... The use of the words "Sold Out,"...
Much looser than Mucha's work which is highly stylized. An interesting piece though. Looks much older in style than the signature. And the...
Perhaps it uses this phrase: "...infieles y enemigos de nuestra santa Fe Catolica" or "... infidels and enemies of our holy Catholic faith." Debora
Not my subject but... I'd assume -- and, of course, this may be really wrong -- that the only reason it would carry the name of a location (such...
The only word I can read completely is "Los" so Spanish, not Portuguese. Debora
The Tidemands are genre scenes, not portraits. N. W. D. & S. appears to have been a Norweigan publisher of post cards in the 1890s-ish. However,...
Santa Fé means "Holy Faith" so the inscription doesn't necessarily have anything to do with a location. Debora
The genre scene is after the Dutch painter David Teniers the Younger's 'The Old Beer Drinker.' c. 1645. The frame with its linen liner appears...
This work does look like it might be a Rembrandt copy (and I see you've entitled you photograph 'Rembrandt' so perhaps you think so too.) You can...
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