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    Posted 7 years ago

    BHock45
    (807 items)

    Happy 4th of July everyone. I came across this picture over the weekend and found it to be really interesting. It is signed, but I cannot make out the name, or what appears to be the date??? I am hoping someone out there can help by identifying something in the picture to pin it to a particular country or continent. There is a flag at the top, but the colors are hard to make out. Russian flag?

    If anyone can recognize of decipher the signature that would be awesome. The first initial is covered by the frame, and it looks like "E."

    It must be political satire or some kind of partisan commentary. Pretty cool though. Enjoy!

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    1. BHock45 BHock45, 7 years ago
      The poster hanging behind the monkey says, "Affentheater"

      https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Affentheater
    2. ho2cultcha ho2cultcha, 7 years ago
      this is a print, isn't it?
    3. mikelv85 mikelv85, 7 years ago
      What a great painting "BH"...I photo edited the signature. The date after it looks like 1864. Judging from the peoples clothes and the "Affentheater" poster 19th century seems correct. I can see the signature as well but still can't make it out. Very stylized long hand possibly a European name. Looks French. Signatures are never what they seem even when you do ID them. :)
    4. BHock45 BHock45, 7 years ago
      ho2cultcha, to be honest, I am not sure now that you mention it. It is done on stretched canvas for sure. A very high-quality framing job with the framer's label still on the back. I think it is just a very grimy surface making it look flat like a print.

      Could it be a print on stretched canvas?
    5. BHock45 BHock45, 7 years ago
      mikelv thank you for the info! I do agree the date is there and I am glad you were able to ID it. the name is tricky, it is something like: E. Kimmel

      Thanks for the help!!!
    6. BHock45 BHock45, 7 years ago
      I added a B&W shot of the signature if anyone can help that would be great.
    7. ho2cultcha ho2cultcha, 7 years ago
      i don't see any brush marks whatsoever, and the image looks familiar to me, which makes me think you have a nice print.
    8. BHock45 BHock45, 7 years ago
      it is very possible....you think it is a print on canvas?
    9. BHock45 BHock45, 7 years ago
      Here are some more pics ho2cultcha.

      http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/230620-more-pictures-in-sunlight
    10. BHock45 BHock45, 7 years ago
      thanks vetraio, aura, ho2, efes, hotairfan, mikelv, fort and blunder for the loves!

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