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Posted 9 years ago
ho2cultcha
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I picked this up the other day on Ebay and got a very good deal through the 'Buy it now' option. This one has a sticker on the back from the F. H. Bresler Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
this piece has me confused now. although F. H. Bresler was known to have invented a new lithography technique around 1900, i can't find any info about him having produced any of Parrish's work. any help appreciated!
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Email F.H. Bresler and ask them. Send photos.
http://www.breslergallery.com/about.html
info@breslergallery.com
They were framers as well. Someone probably had a print framed years ago. You'll probably need to remove the print to see who the lithographer was.
Thank you Celiene. I don't want to open it up, so I'm going to right to Alma Gilbert who has written a bunch of books and used to own his home 'The Oaks' in Plainfield, NH. She is friends with my mom and has been very helpful in the past whenever i've had questions about Parrish.
Thank you too Efesgirl - smart girl - i just wrote to them.
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"The Dinkey-Bird" 1905, 11 x 16, Charles Scribner's Sons, I agree Bresler was probably the framer.
I don't have any information but I just love it! Nice catch!