Can't imagine what Seli. Fram abbreviates but, in bold caps, certainly doesn't look like an antique mark to my eye. Debora
The Seli. Fram pieces I find on the internet are described as marble, sometimes dyed. Debora
Meaning either professional or allegorical. Debora
By the way, your work would be described as a bodegón or still life, a very traditional type of Spanish painting. You can compare the composition...
Yes, something not right there. Women in that period were not pictured with long, loose hair or handling documents. Debora
Subject is Spartan (Greek) soldier in case you don't know. Debora [ATTACH]
I wouldn't be at all surprised if that was post-World War II. With its "Made in France" stencil, I certainly would be cautious about referring to...
I believe they're from Kashmir. Here's an antique pair for comparison. Debora [ATTACH]
Typically these are miniature copies of well-known paintings made for home decorative use. Have you done an internet image search to see if you...
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Agree. Amateur but with charm. Debora
Why don't you ask him? http://www.davidnebner.com/contact.html Debora
David Ebner calls his a 'standing desk.' Measurements here. http://www.davidnebner.com/w_standingdesk.html Debora [ATTACH]
Asking price of $20,000. Signed thusly: Debora [ATTACH]
Yeah, here it is. 'Sleeping Woman.' 1935. Debora [ATTACH]
The second piece is a copy of or inspired by Tamara de Lempicka. Debora
I would think they were commercially produced using an earlier design. Debora
Zeus! Clever girl. Debora
I believe his signature is actually Robt L. Dickey. Debora
Robert Livingston Dickey you mean? They certainly appear to be postcards. A good suggestion to open up frame and take a look at backs. Debora
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