European Lithograph Drawing

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Posted by lbingham

17 years ago

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Description

This lithograph is a mystery to me as I have never been able to find anything on it. It appears to be a picture of a princess in Paris, France. The drawing looks two dimentional on the floor that is why I believe it to be a Lothograph, it appears to be a drawing and not a painting. On the top right it says; Copyright 1921 by the F. H. Breslow & Co. Milwaukee _ U. S. A. It is stamped on the bottom left corner witht he companies initials and is raised. It appears to be written in pencil also on the bottom left the number 103. On the top left it says; Publie par Estamper moderne, 14 rue Richelieu, Paris, 1921_Tmp.Ad.Valcke. On the bottome right a name is written in pencil it appears to say the name Audri Larburs but I am unsure of this accuracy as it is written in cursive. Please let me know if you can shed some light on this for me.

Thank you.

Leslie

Category Decorative Arts

Medium Paper

Distinguishing marks It is numbered 103 and stamped on the bottom left, the stamp apperas to have three initials SZC I can't read them too well. It is also signed in pencil by an Audri Laurburs or Larburs this too is hard to read.

Condition Fair

Size and dimensions of this item 16 inches X 20.5 inches

Date Period 1921

Weight 2-3 lbs

History I inherited this from my great aunt I know nothing else of it.

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European Lithograph Drawing

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