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Re: Lady of Seville by Rico Tomaso
If you decide to sell it let me know. What are the dimensions. Thanks.
Re: Lady of Seville by Rico Tomaso
Windsor Arts Products produced a line of Decorator Art that was sold through department stores, most of the Artists they employed were unknowns. Windsor Art Products was one of several decorative arts publishing companies which were very active from the 1950's through the 1970's. The decorative arts businesses purchased rights or commissioned artists' original images which they then reproduced on canvas or board that was pressed or embossed to simulate the brush strokes that you would see if an artist painted a picture with a brush. At auction most comparable examples sell for under $100.00