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PostPosted: Wed Feb 20, 2008 12:41 am    Post subject: Need help identifying old etching Reply with quote
I have an original etching (I think etching, and not pen & ink) of what apprears to be Venice's St. Mark's Square. Setting looks to be 15th-16th century? Hand signed by artist in center bottom border. Name appears to be "Gunhard". Depicts lower class folks on gondolas in the canal & workers in the streets, mostly woment doing manual labor type work. If anyone has any insight into who this artist might be or what the value of this could be, I'd greatly appreciate it.
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