German Woodcut

I believe this is a woodcut that translates in English to "red poppies" by German still life artist Artist Anna Sophie Gasteiger (1878-1954). Found something identical here: https://www.invaluable.com/artist/gasteiger-anna-sophie-xm71encsxc/

Anyone know how much they sell for and does mine look like a woodcut to you or some other medium? How can I tell for sure? Sorry they're not the best pics. It's hard to photograph behind glass without getting myself in the pic from the reflections.



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She also did oil on board......https://www.liveauctioneers.com/search/?keyword=Anna Sophie Gasteiger&sort=-relevance&status=archive

 

Thanks! I found these: https://www.pressofatlanticcity.com...cle_4fc495ee-4f95-530d-a7a1-0b70b2871889.html

http://anna-gasteiger.artworkdatabase.com/

https://www.catawiki.com/l/22565425-anne-sophie-gasteiger-1877-1954-bloem-stilleven

https://www.ebay.ca/itm/Strong-A-Ga...112189?hash=item5431fffa3d:g:JrgAAOxyHIlTWo33

They give at least some idea on price. I'm thinking now maybe mine is oil on cardboard.

 

Hard to tell but from your grainy close up it looks like a reproduction.

 

Check for dots with a magnifying glass, if you see dots then it’s a print.
Always helpful to see the backs of anything.

 

At a glance, I would think a print. But could be wrong.

Debora

 

Inexpensively framed. And oil paintings typically not behind glass. Think it needs to be removed and examined. As above, I would think an inexpensive, decorative reproduction but, of course, I could be wrong.

Debora

 

Not a woodcut.

 

Looks like the original oil painting sold in Munich in 2009 so, unless you have that exact painting, yours would be a print. Would have to be some kind of photo-mechanical reproduction since it reproduces the brush-strokes.

 

The ebay listing is clearly a print of the same painting. Think yours to be the same or similar. Their listing price is ambitious to say the least. Would think an unframed print as such to be worth very little.

 

Agree with blooey. I see no resemblance whatsoever to a "woodcut."

 

I stuck it in the cheap frame, which I sealed, a while back. It was loose when I bought it from a thrift store. I'll remove it from the frame this upcoming weekend and have a closer look. If I don't see dots under magnification, I'll post more pics. Guessing print, though, based on what everyone has said. Thanks, all!