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Posted 2 years ago
alisha
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This is a piece that we received after our memaw passed away and we framed it. When I was in college years ago I took it in to my art class and the teacher said that it looked like it was done in acid on silk maybe but was unsure.
I have since tried to find information on it but have had no luck.
Does anyone out there know who the artist is and where I might could find information on them. I would like to know also what place this might be and if it is a real place.
I know that memaw went all around the world and there is no telling were she got it.
Thank you.
EtchingsAlthough the word “etching” is commonly used to describe any print produced…
It shows the Museum of Natural History (in German: Naturhistorisches Museum) in Vienna, Austria. In front of the Museum on the left the monument of Emperess Maria Theresia (1740-1780).
Thanks to Alexander Demblin for the information on this etching.