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Drawings338 of 450Old Platt & Munk Co.; "Mountain Scene" Original Children's Book Art Byron Pictures Two Hands Reaching for Each Other
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    Posted 9 years ago

    BRussel
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    I found this at a garage sale the other day. Its a large what looks like drawing and then finished with chalk. I have never come across a picture like this and was wondering what kind of technique this is done in, time period of the drawing and if anyone knows who it is. Thanks

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    1. scottvez scottvez, 9 years ago
      This style is often seen with enlarged photographs in the late 19th century. Often details were lost when photos were copied or enlarged and artists would touch up details with black or crayon colors.

      Typical size on these copy photos is 16 " X 20".

      scott
    2. BRussel, 9 years ago
      Thanks Scott

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