I think it must be Walasse Ting: https://www.delaive.com/index-walasse-ting.php?subpage=walasse_ting&page=zoom_walasse_ting92
Numbered editions were certainly not the rule in the earlier part of the 20th century.
I think that's an "E" after the "D". Findartinfo has a couple of records for an artist called Maria Gordeeva Ström, both views of Västerås in...
Probably the same artist: https://www.ebth.com/items/4018192-oil-painting-by-e-jackson
What about "Mrs ME Weaver, art teacher in Dallas College" in 1903?...
This is the closest equivalent I can find, described as "A Chinese Zhangzhou Swatow dish with birds and dragons, Ming":...
Tamami Shima. Japanese.
I've found an artist you might want to investigate: Catherine Jackson (1899-1991). Los Angeles-based, well trained and clearly talented but fallen...
You could be right. The book (Jan Balet. Gemälde - Zeichnungen - Graphik) has a list of his lithos from 1976 to 1983, and there doesn't seem to...
Could be a lithograph by Jan Balet, certainly his style, though I can't find this one online. I've got a book of his work somewhere.
Internet Archive has a Matsumoto brochure from c. 1911. As the prints are described both as "reproductions" and "made entirely by hand", I can...
Firstly, it's unlikely anyone would fake her work: presuming that she's the one who lives in Boulder, Colorado, she's not even a professional fine...
I think it must be Mimi Mather: https://www.bestofthewestauctions.com/dynapage/IP4790.htm
....but there's what looks very much like an acute accent over the last letter: perhaps the "C" with an acute as used in Polish.
The subject could be Achilles mourning Patroclus.
I hadn't consider the possibility that he might have had an Indian connection, but this seems to fit perfectly: "Helen Mulder, his step-mother,...
Despite all this informed comment there is a certain resemblance to the work of the Utah artist Tom Mulder:...
"East London" is a city in South Africa. It seems to be the Cape Town Cricket club. There are mentions of some of the names on the list...
I don't think this could be by Henry Goering. Herta Czoernig is well documented, and there's an etching from this series of composers' houses...
It's always useful to remember that it was unusual to mark products "England" until 1891, when it was introduced by manufacturers to comply with...
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