Need help in assessing
 

need help in identifying and evaluating the author's picture sizes are approximate :120-120, maslo.privezena after 1945goda from Western Europe.

isa, very blurred signature on your photos, or to set the good photo, signature, or write to her pronunciation of Latin.

the label written in German:
Paul Franke
Glass for construction, art.
design of pictures and mirrors in a baguette.
workshop for repairing a variety of works with glass
Breslau .... (Address phone)
I have a great suspicion that this is one of the techniques of printing on cardboard or canvas. Typical landscape for the north of Germany. The feeling that I had a similar picture, or more than once already seen.

спасибо,вполне вероятно,что так.я ее видел и как мне кажется это масло,хотя могу ощибаться.

is one of the techniques of printing on cardboard or canvas.
Quoted price.
http://cgi.ebay.de/Gerahmtes-altes-B...0|293:9|294:50

thank you! price прикольная )))))

isa, after 1945goda brought from Western Europe.
  - What's this? In the past month?

Hello, isa!

Absolutely agree with this translation!
At the expense of the same print on canvas, there is definitely need to see the picture. I hesitated.
The fact that there is a German artist (painter and graphic artist) Paul Franke.
He was born in 1908 in Wroclaw (Breslau), where she studied at the Academy of Arts. From 1939 to 1945 he had a glass shop in Wroclaw. But after the war was somehow a situation that he moved to Germany (in my opinion, due to the fact that he fought on the side of the vanquished).
He died in 1996 in a small town in Germany.
Now his paintings are sold at European auctions. http://www.artnet.com/Artists/LotDet...50F715F98AB7A2
Price is "Summer Landscape" (canvas, oil) - 70 x 100 cm for 1000 euro. German auction Auktionshaus Michael Zeller.

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Hello Milena! I am embarrassed by the signature on the painting, "Jacobsen", and on the frame franke.sergejnowo Paul believes that this is one of the techniques of printing on cardboard or holste.mozhet print on the cardboard is a copy of this picture, or even while practicing such a seal on cardboard? thanks.

Good day, isa!
Do not jump to conclusions. In this case, there are pleasant surprises (as well as disappointments).
Try to photograph the picture again (especially the signature Jacobsen, if I correctly discerned, and close-up detail of a clear image). This will help to consider the technique.
The fact is that the technique of printing on canvas and cardboard was invented when the invention of offset printing (and flexographic printing). The popularity and more or less wide distribution of these techniques began with the 50-ies.
Of course, that the samples were taken for printing fabric rather well-known artists, whose paintings were "fit" to the interior of the product. This landscape is really typical for Germany, as he said sergejnowo, and have similar mass.
But if this work - "trophy", and was moved to 1950, it is unlikely to print. Rather, the print on cardboard - is a copy of this picture. But, again, again, we should see a clearer picture.
Go here, compare the style of writing:
http://www.artnet.com/Artists/LotDet...50F715F98AB7A2