Who recognizes the motif and the painter?
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If the image “Hohenberg” is listed, it is a motif of the German painter Rosa Hohenberg1852. It could be a pressure, but it would have to be checked in the original. Comparisons e.g.:
https://www.kunstauktionen-ruef.de/de/kuenstler/hohenberg-rosa-688/
https://www.askart.com/auction_records/Rosa_Hohenberg/11040500/Rosa_Hohenberg.aspx
https://www.kollerauktionen.ch/de/102497-0031-6118-ROSA-HOHENBERG.
A domestic scene. Tap an old master from the Netherlands. 17th century maybe.
Thank you. On the back, with pencil, something like… It was once (Hohenberg). Could I sell for 30 euros.
Thank you. I think it’s painted when I look closely. Also some details are “three-dimensional”
This could be from the Netherlands