Print or painting ?

Hello,

it's old, i can check it by the back of the frame and by the hook .

I didn't open it, i'd like to understand if this is a print or a painting .

The glass is concave, very particular .

Thanks for your reply

 

The evidence is in your own photos.

 

Definitely print. I believe it's called "Madonna of the Streets"

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from Wikipedia:
The Madonnina, commonly known as the Madonna of the Streets, was a painting created by Roberto Ferruzzi (1854–1934)

 

thank you very much for your estimated answers.
I would like to ask you one thing: could this plot be that of a canvas? It seems to me hexagonal with a central point. Sending related photo enlarged.
How do you recognize the plot of a print from that of a canvas?
Forgive my ignorance, which is evident.
Thank you for your time

 

No.

Some reading that should help: http://the-print-guide.blogspot.com/2009/04/rosettes-everything-you-didnt-realize.html

 

Uhhh, what a nice link you sent me, thanks a lot

 

yes yes but I thought it was the plot of the canvas, but now I understand the difference, thank you

 

@Jivvy
i set next you the best answer, thanks

 

@i need help @Jivvy @moreotherstuff

I apologize for the petulance, only one last question:
since both the frame and the hook appear rather old, is it possible that this is an "old" print? When do the first prints of this kind go back? Thank you so much

 

great finding thanks
https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Madonnina_(Ferruzzi)

 

The dot matrix pattern in some offset printing is like what you see in this print. With the prints I've had, they've tended to be older prints.

 

yes Sipram or Silram or Sipvam or Silvam

 

something like 1930 - 1950 ?

 

The technology was certainly available then.

 

Ok so which could be circa a date to attribuite for my cataloging? Thanks