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1926 PLAZA DE TOROS BULL FIGHTING POSTER PAINTED | 2 Blue501 of 516 |  |  |
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My grandfather purchased this in spain when he took the family on a trip in the early sventies. it had sat in his barn and and the bottom where the painting is still rolled is damaged. the paper it was painted on is peeling off of the canvas. it measures about 7ft x 3 ft. has patina so to speak and i would love to get and idea of value.
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PostersIn 1867, Jules Cheret, inspired by Japanese woodcuts, used the newly-develo…
Can you get a close up on Signature. Dave
i will unroll in the morning and see what i can find. i will also post pics of damaged area.
ok, i added pic of signature and an overall pic showing damaged areas. any help is appreciated. thank you
Well, I can find comparables from the 40's and size about same. Now the ones I seen were in great condition and they were going for 5000.00 plus. Condition is everything, but I have a email for you. They specailize in these Posters. Send them photos that you have here and see what the say? Dave
josef@joseflebovicgallery.com
Post any updates, I would like to know! LOl Dave
thank you for the email address. i will email them today and post results.
These posters were made for tourist. You can still purchase them in Spain,