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Posted 2 years ago
vintagemad
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I found these 3 prints plus another at an estate sale 2 years ago. I stuck them in a pile of magazines and forgot about them until today when I was organizing my paper mountain.
I have not done any research on them yet but is this the same Palenske as the Director?
All the pictures are signed the same as shown in post and the titles as well.
They also all have the printers mark on the bottom left corner of the image, B&B?
Pic #1, Man O War
Pic #2, Yosemite
Pic #3, Steady Boys
And the print not pictured is titled, Getting Away.
It shows ducks fleeing a hunt. I think they are great!
Its always a good day when you don't have to leave the house to get a pickin fix...........LOL. Thanks for looking.
PrintsPrintmaking is a very old art form, dating, in the case of woodblock prints…
pinking fix yes how old are they an hello
He was known for his etching on horses, and Mar O War was one of his most famous etchings
http://www.trail-rides.ca/R.H._Palenske.html
do you like my bells
Hi I like them, the director's name is Polanski.
I like those prints too.
Pickin fix -yes
There is always something interesting to do when you have lots of stuff.
Thank you Vesta for link, & thanks for the comments everyone.