You know... Does look like $4. That's a much more appropriate price. Debora
I'm laughing. Debora
I think your first thought was the correct one. Debora
I would think so too. Debora
You know... Those could be colorized, vintage photographs. That would explain why no cars. Debora
Yes, do. Something about the visual weight and the slash motif would make me suspect not silver. Debora
c. 1860-1870 is the date of the item pictured on the front cover, not the date the book was published. The book itself appears to be 1970s....
I think it's later too. I think those are miniatures of full-sized postcards. You may be able to date from the originals. Debora
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As was a co-founder of this group, they might be knowledgable about her work. https://kiarts.org/connect-visit/history/ Debora
Wonder if not something she copied. Looks like a period illustration rather than a portrait. Debora
Definitely flapper-era what with cloche hat. Fab frame. Debora
Agree re tufting. Change makes it a bit lifeless in comparison. Debora
Wow! Speechless. Never thought artist would/could be identified. Later frame (which suits it, by way) was a bit confusing. But a very nice...
A Japanese woodblock print. The original is by Hiroshige and entitled 'Station #45'. From the paper, I suspect yours is a reproduction but...
Japanese motif, of course. Don't see a signature. Perhaps you could point it out. Debora [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Tosio which is a surname? Think it could be a wedding present? Debora
Lived and worked in Izmir, no? Might have been a souvenir as popular tourist destination. Debora
Why not. http://kedikultursanat.org/2012/03/01/ali-fuat-icsel/ Debora
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