Water color by Beth ? Captain Jack's Wharf and Prairie house tree print help ID

All help is appreciated

the watercolor is 17 1/2" X21" signed Beth ?

the Captain Jack's Wharf print is 10 1/4" X 13" looks like it was ripped out of a book

the Prairie house scene is 18" X 21 1/4" says for Muriel and Ernest signed Ky___?
the color painting and the prairie print both have stickers from Werner Gallery in New York City

 

Please post a close-up, in-focus photographer of the Werner Gallery sticker.

Debora

 

We don't seem to have a picture of "the prairie house."

 

Jas F Murray

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Jas-F-Murr...597726?hash=item444fae475e:g:WkkAAOSw4vpeBMQZ

 

James Francis Murray...

http://www.jfmurrayandsons.com/themurrays

From the Print Archive on the page above...

http://www.jfmurrayandsons.com/print-archive/cape-cod-captain-jacks-wharf

 

I don't even see Beth's signature? I do not see a prairie house tree? We cannot see exactly where the gallery is located? I am unsure here.

 

Debora here is a better image of the Werner Gallery sticker 201 east 87th street NY NY 10128 Ph. 212 289 5666. and the house Bakersgma. great links on J Murray 916bulldogs123 and morgen94 Thanks

 

Here is beth's signature could it be Beth W erner

 

The Werner Gallery was owned by Diane Werner Osborn from 1987 - 1997. She's on LinkedIn and has a Facebook page.

Debora

 

Okay If I read this right the Prarie House print was a gift to Muriel and Ernest Werner. They were NY art dealers and probably owned the Werner Gallery in Manhattan.Her father is the United States representative of Kunsthaus Lempertz, an auction house in Cologne, West Germany, and he and her mother, Muriel Werner, are private dealers in modern art. Now who gave them this print ?

The daughter is Diane Werner Osborn

Who is the print created and printed by?

https://www.nytimes.com/1985/06/30/style/miss-werner-wed-to-d-d-osborn.html

 

I see like "Arsinol" or something.

 

Thanks, Debora for the wedding link it shows Muriel and Ernest as the recipient of the prarie print. The mother and father of the bride.
Thanks, flipper

 

I recently got bitten by the print bug. I am being consumed by print and multiples of all types. I have taken the print below out of its frame it has a title and number small Hilltob.

The more I learn about these prints the more I want to know.

From what I have been able to grasp from the Gary Stover Videos I believe this to be a lithograph.

I have magnified the images with my android phone by zooming in and snapping.
the image. The resulting images give the appearance of looking at them through a loupe.

My question is what else is revealed by the enhanced image such as type, process ect.

 

update The print upon closer observation looks like an intaglio print. The artist is Robert Kipniss signed for Muriel and Ernest. And then there is the book " Robert Kipness The Working Artist's Life "

https://books.google.com/books?id=G...nepage&q=Muriel ernest werner gallery&f=false

same ones that had just experienced such an ignominious return from the gallery. ... The dealer's name was Muriel Werner, and she sold that painting, and forty more ... 28 Muriel and her husband, Ernest, visited my studio periodically 158 a ...

 

Nice find on the Kipniss. Found one myself last year that I turned for a reasonably quick $150.00. Theoretically worth more but was happy with the turn.

 

Do you see a plate impression? Kipniss seems to do a lot of mezzotint, but the gallery below shows this print as a lithograph:

https://www.gildedpeargallery.com/robert-kipniss.html

As the gallery has lithographs and mezzotints by Kipniss, I'll make the wild guess that they know the difference.

I did find a colored version of the image, also called a lithograph, and issued in a portfolio of five images.

 

Thanks verybrad, Moreotherstuff, Thanks. for the correction, the print is a lithograph, not an intaglio print. I got my first two intaglio prints, with this print, at the same store and at the same time.

As a late bloomer in the prints and multiples nitch. Those intaglio prints are what fascinates me the most, the way the wet paper is pressed down into crevices that were etched, scratched of whatever amazes the hell out of me.

 

Is the Murray a numbered print?