Cat Elisha I.
 

What are the odds on the Russian market is such a woodcut?

What are the chances of all Russian engraving?


Original.
Late 18th early 19th century.


63h42sm

This is garbage.
What were the odds? ...

Thoughtfully.

Feel that you are a great lover ...

Moreover, I really versed in printmaking.

This work Academica engraving, by the way.

But if you really know, you know better.

So what? ... Many old chairs are not antiques , and just plain old chairs.

If you want to give life to your masterpiece , try to equalize the pressure of the paper , order mat and frame - and give to some school or village museum. Will they except portraits of veterans and old engravings .

Do you find it funny that you say?


The amazing self-confidence!

in my opinion - very serious and practical advice ... Well, can not donate, and sell if a buyer ...
I am not a connoisseur of prints , for on-site customer, I would ask the seller - and why you think it's Cat's work , because it is only the mechanical work performed , and the author of the picture (the artist) something completely different? Why did the original. It may have been thousands of originals ? And poor prints , date stamp in question, respectively, and valuable ...

My answer is short: it is a very rare surviving print.

Engraving of Russian history is not complaining.

And you can put into question everything.

Even you.

This print may be of interest in the religious environment.
Draw up and offered to buy the monastery to some ...