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Etchings13 of 257Interesting History to this Etching - Connection to the very first photographic portrait.18th C. Etching of Yale 'The Gothic Church' and (Newhaven) under it.
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    Posted 2 years ago

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    Tfish
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    Any ideas on this?Not marked or signed.About a 1/4 " thick .Very well done. Thanks for your time and opinion.

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    1. mp.kunst mp.kunst, 2 years ago
      A Victorian print dated 1882, entitled: A Siesta.
      Painted by C E Perugini.
      Engraved by Frank Holl.
      Published in the Art Journal, 1882.
      Charles Edward Perugini was an Italian-born English painter of the Victorian era.
    2. Tfish Tfish, 2 years ago
      MP.kunst,Thank you for the information.Why is this done on Slate?I found some paper prints but nothing on Slate.Thanks again and Happy Holidays to you.
    3. Tfish Tfish, 2 years ago
      Now I'm thinking it's more of a Resin surface.Can anybody put an age on it?

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