What is the approximate value of this picture?
I have this painting here and would like to know its approximate value. It appears to be by Albert Anker and made of old wood.
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Since it is not the original painting, the value lies at little; the frame brings you more money.
The Original I have Albert Anker painted.
Or do you think A.A. has such a gold-colored label in modern publication?
Prints are already available for about 10€; beautiful old frame around and finished is the image made on antique.
A painting reproduction according to Albert Anker – in old wooden frame (which was made of demolition wood). Unfortunately, “Massenware”.
not by, but by anchor!
What are you doing?
Anchor died in 1910 – and there you did not use such stickers for backs and not painted on press plate.
BUCO is a well-known manufacturer of reproductions.
the knitters are often reproduced, also by other companies.
an original of this very well-known genre painter cost probably of about 50,000.- up, would be signed (not with a sticker) and safely high-quality framed.
Thanks for the execution.
Cheap pressure in frame with wormholes. Kitschige untimely mass goods. 2 Euros on the flea market if you add another Lolli…
I think it has a value of 200-300€ (with a “artist” and sell pictures yourself)
that is not a real image from time, but a replica
here there is a nick way from the same company for 20 euros
Old small picture wooden frame Buco Spitzweg The Eternal Wedding in Bavaria – Bayreuth | eBay Classifieds is Now Classifieds
so flea market product
You can offer it at “Bares for Rares “.
They don’t take that!