More here: https://filmmakermagazine.com/112116-theaters-distribution-and-craziness-ira-deutchman-on-searching-for-mr-rugoff/ The director of the...
The older Thomas Hill Laidlaw, described in the censuses as a painter, meaning a house painter rather than an artist (though the two are by no...
That is a different person to Thomas Hill Laidlaw. The Sydney-based artist is mentioned in an article about ship paintings on JSTOR. However none...
The surname is Laidlaw, the first name possibly "Thom[as]. I can find a couple of references to an artist called Thomas Hill Laidlaw (1881-1906),...
A woodcut for comparison http://pictures.auktionen-gaertner.de/auction/2327/702327-000000.jpg
The aviation print is by the French artist Sacha Chimkevitch (1920-2006).
Maybe his biographer Robert Hodgson (1773-1844), a close relative. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Hodgson_(priest)
I think the "Cityscape" is fairly close. Also the price seems to be written in the same blue pen as the address .
Could Christine Fielding have been the artist? There's a picture signed with that name in this auction catalogue from a sale in Kinsale. Only a...
The was a big tradition of painting views of Naples for tourists in gouache: they're so much more transportable than oil paintings. They are...
According to my book on Torquay Pottery, Watcombe stated producing oil-painted ware in 1884, following a brief closure; the mark seems to have...
I don't read Hebrew at all. But Google images lead me to Noemi Schindler, and the pencil signature (as well as the style) here seems at least...
Definitely this. Some were decorated at the factory, but often outside it, including by amateurs. Something along the same lines here:...
The sculpture "the Unhappy Child" was shown at the 1851 exhibition. https://digitalcollections.vicu.utoronto.ca/RS/pages/view.php?ref=7130...
Related to this 1851 print which in turn seems to be based on a sculpture, which I haven't traced yet....
Someone here with a painting (not illustrated), apparently obtained in Namibia. They read the signature as "Edward W Craill"....
BMPL =British Museum Publications Ltd.
Something of the same idea in this etching by Pierre Maurice Jobin https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/939720401/4-vintage-original-pierre-jobin-limited
Everyone is local to somewhere. The edition seems to be 400, or 900? High for an obscure artist.
The 1946 Birthday Honours list includes the award of an MBE to "Captain (temporary) Charles Greig (E.C.9651), Indian Army"...
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