All entries for "Blind Embossing"

This list contains posts with a stamp mark or blind embossing.

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Short description: A etching of a sunflower by Hedwig Klinge, wife of Fritz Neumann.

Notes: Found at a flea market in Hanover.

There is now a Wikipedia Article on the “Kunstverlag J.C. Blumenberg” , the publisher where many prints of Fritz Neumann and his wife published their works, in the German Wikipedia. It also includes images of the blind stamp to enable easier recognition (e.g. via Google Lens).

Thanks to all contributors for their help!

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Short description: A colourised etching of a yacht anchored near a shoreline by Fritz Neumann.

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Short description: A colourised etching of cutter boats in by Fritz Neumann. Send in by Rainer Lilje-Halbritter.

Notes: This print is also part of the Collection of watercolours paintings .

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Short description: A colourised etching of a lake by Fritz Neumann. The post shows two identical prints.

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Short description: A colorized etching of three hunter riders galloping by Fritz Neumann

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Short description: A etching of Magnolias by Hedwig Klinge, wife of Fritz Neumann.

Notes: Thanks to Mark Strong of Meibohm Fine Arts for providing the image. Note, that the JCB blind embossing is clearly visible.

Images by Mark Strong of Meibohm Fine Arts .

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Short description: Three colorized etchings of Birds. Two of them already known: 1 , 3 .

Notes: Found on Kleinanzeigen, on the first two you can see the blind embossing .

Short description: Coloured etching of a flamingo by Fritz Neumann

Notes: Found on in an antiquarian bookshop in Hannover. The embossed mark of J.C. Blumenberg is clearly recognisable. Matching the title of the newspaper article on Fritz Neumann .

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Short description: Coloured etching of a duck pond by Fritz Neumann

Notes: Found on a flea market (Flohmarkt Flohschanze) in Hamburg. The embossed mark of J.C. Blumenberg is clearly recognisable.

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