That is odd, isn't it. Debora
Because Islamic art is aniconic. Debora
You might want to use the word "calligraphy" instead of "writing." Debora
Here's another of his works, a coastal scene. Debora [ATTACH]
Have you identified the village yet? Or do you need assistance? Debora
Charming. And what a pretty hand. I would expect the work of a talented amatuer. Debora [ATTACH]
Does this look right to you? This site says it's Lambert Livingstone. Dunno if a reliable source, however....
Oh, my goodness. That's quite a compliment. And before I forget my manners, thank you. But really... You flatter me. Debora
That's what I read too. Debora
VERSACE. Yours certainly looks inspired by. Debora [ATTACH]
Is that a Medusa head? I'd think sometime during the height of VERSACE popularity. 1980s-1990s. PS: Full Image always please. Debora [ATTACH]
Agree with date and source. A popular and attractive import in its (recent) time. Debora
I was curious as to whether day beds (in general) were used during the 17th century. Found this helpful information on the internet. Debora...
How interesting. Thank you so much for providing first hand information. Debora
Agree. (And a reminder of the value of posting multiple photographs of an object in a first post.) Debora
I should add that hunt scenes were once a very popular subject for needlepoint pieces. If you do a Google Images search many examples of similar...
These types of needlepoint pieces were typically done from kits with canvases pre-printed with the design. Think 1914 a little early for both...
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Logo certainly looks modern. Debora
It reads "Rossi." I've taken the liberty of reposting your photograph as Full Image so it's easier for everyone to see. And speaking of...
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