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<p>[QUOTE="Lithographer, post: 4227740, member: 13308"]Ok, here is my 2 cents worth. The print appears to be a traditional stone lithograph in colors, as opposed to an offset lithograph ( where you can see dots or rosettes). I do not believe it is by Harry Hadland, as he was born in 1886 and was a painter. He worked for the U.O. Colson Co. and his paintings were used on calendars. There is a George Hadland listed in Davenports as a 20th century artist with no mention of still lifes, but did work in pastels. My money would be on George.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lithographer, post: 4227740, member: 13308"]Ok, here is my 2 cents worth. The print appears to be a traditional stone lithograph in colors, as opposed to an offset lithograph ( where you can see dots or rosettes). I do not believe it is by Harry Hadland, as he was born in 1886 and was a painter. He worked for the U.O. Colson Co. and his paintings were used on calendars. There is a George Hadland listed in Davenports as a 20th century artist with no mention of still lifes, but did work in pastels. My money would be on George.[/QUOTE]
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