I think 'Philippe Boudoy' is another interpretation of that signature. I suspect there are more.
For interest, the BM collection has a few of the Leech/Agnew chromolithographs, including this one...
It's W'hampton short for the city of Wolverhampton in the English Midlands. I think the subject of the first painting is the Great Orme in Llandudno.
Haha tbh no-one's really going to notice. In some ways it's a nice oddity. Venetians would notice though. They call the columns Marco and Todaro...
The printmaker's/studio's initials remain as MP. They'd have been added to the plate. Yes it is a mistake and sometimes happened when dealing with...
A nerdy point, but it's actually the wrong way round. The printmaker didn't laterally invert the image onto the plate. This is how it should look...
There are a couple of galleries in Tarbert who might know the artist. Maybe also a local art group.
Looks authentic to me. That cancellation mark is ridiculously subtle. The only thing that I'd be a bit concerned about is that the paper looks...
Long shot but given the collage elements and the possible interpretation of the monogram as 'BB' it might be worth researching Bianca Berends.
I’m sure you’re right but it would be worth checking in one of the catalogue raisonne references that there was an official printing, probably...
Are you sure that this lithograph hasn’t simply been removed from the Adolphe Jullien book on the works of Hector Berlioz? If that’s the case even...
Speaking as an amateur collector (definitely no expert) the absence of that page assigning an edition number would make me suspect yours is a...
Is there a text page with the edition number, and do the woodcut pages have watermarks?
Did you take the hermit/faun/girl one out of its frame? I'd be fascinated to know if there's a watermark in the paper.
I think I can see a faint platemark. It's a genuine copper engraving from 1812 so there will definitely be a platemark.
On this one I'm possibly seeing 'Marastoni'.
Maybe a Dutch greetings card to celebrate the arrival of a baby ??
The something after E Emerich is Aalsburg I think.
Maybe Emiliano ??
Yes, you're right. I checked the BM site and found a monochrome example of the fourth in the series which is described as a photolithograph....
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