Tandem, you amazingly observant

here found in Dürer:

Actually the suit claims the least . And the clothes and shoes are consistent with 15 th century.
Here http://top-antropos.com/history/rena...tem/15-costume
  You can see similar suits upper class , and the picture only peddler :)

Look , gentlemen, on paper
These are my attempts to photograph her
including up to the light
All mobile nokia C52
certainly not so good

would be interesting to know the author
though, most likely it will be difficult - impossible
yet surely gnaw doubt - what is it? Picture - engraving ? ...

Thank you for helping

In style - a typical late 18th - early 19th century.

Likely France.

You'll have to tell me - the beginning of the 20th.
Paper painfully old.
What year hard ignariruem ?

I am concerned about the status of execution . What is this?
Please fill in the stone slabs points. The engravings I did not remember.
The engravings of different ages - bar . And only.
Or I do not know much about it.

Interested in your opinion .

Yeah.


I just look at the style.

And you can write whatever you want.

Might well have been painted in 1805.


Watercolor dots then it is popular draw.

Perhaps it is in black and white (monochrome) lithography, painted with watercolors.
Also think that this is the second half of the 19th.
1501 MB
dating of the original.

That, by the way, does this character - repels flies?
:) And in that basket: the menu, the price tag?
:)

Igor Guryev, Elek - me very interested in your opinion.

Igor, if you assume that it is a copy of the original 16c, the original should be very well known.

Again intriguing autograph! ...
:)


Curious, very curious.

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* Sorry, I misspoke.
What about a copy of the original - suggested Elek <! - ~ 1 ~ ->

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* Yes, the character protects his product (apparently sweet) of the flies

the most effective means by the way

Renaissance clothing is not there.

A typical early 19th century or earlier.

And the style is Renaissance.


For me there is nothing to add to that.


Signature sort of Marie Jose?

Then it's a double name, and that name - dozens of authors ...