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Print/Engraving ID
by potterymad62 April 8th 2014, 10:00 pm
Hi
My first posting in this section. I have this original print engraving. It's not in English so I would like to know more about it and where originates from. Can anyone on here kindly help me with this subject and medium.
Many Thanks
Ernest.
My first posting in this section. I have this original print engraving. It's not in English so I would like to know more about it and where originates from. Can anyone on here kindly help me with this subject and medium.
Many Thanks
Ernest.
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Re: Print/Engraving ID
by NaomiM April 8th 2014, 10:37 pm
Found a pair that had sold at auction in the US last year for $150. Yours looks a bit faded in comparison.
Demarteau is the artist. Yours look to be later, Victorian, copies, printed in France. But they might be early. Needs more research.
Gilles Demarteau (Flemish, 1750-1802), "Le Plaisir Innocent No. 433" & "Le Mouton Cheri No. 434", color engraving, 9 1/2" x 11 1/2" sight view, good condition.
Demarteau is the artist. Yours look to be later, Victorian, copies, printed in France. But they might be early. Needs more research.
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Re: Print/Engraving ID
by potterymad62 April 9th 2014, 6:13 pm
Hi NaomiM
Many thanks for your reply and all the info. Yes defiantly Victorian about 1880-1890. Will do more research.
Ernest
Many thanks for your reply and all the info. Yes defiantly Victorian about 1880-1890. Will do more research.
Ernest
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