All entries for "Blind Embossing"
This list contains posts with a stamp mark or blind embossing.
Image by Christian Wolf - taken from Wikimedia Commons
This is the probably older version of the blind stamp that’s used on some prints by Fritz Neumann.
It imitates the Holsten Gate in Lübeck (second image), another indication of a North German origin. So far, inquiries from the Lübeck City Archives about former art publishers in the city have not yet been answered.
For examples of the blind stamp in use, see:
- Fox Terrier by Fritz Neumann (First image, lower right corner)
- Two Fox Terriers by Fritz Neumann (Last image)
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Short description: Sailing Boats
Notes: Sold originally in Paderborn, see label.
Short description: A German Shepherd
Notes: Bought in Göttingen.
Short description: Sailing boats
Notes: Slightly different colouring then other versions .
Short description: A stair (alley)
Notes: Better quality then the first entry for this .
Short description: A dachshund
Notes: Taken from Cofart.be . The stamp mark is clearly visible.
Short description: Two dogs, fox terrier.
Notes: Taken from eBay . This one is quite interesting, it’s attributed to Hermann Fritz Neumann and should be quite old. It also features the stamp mark, but in another form: The letters “J”, “C” and “B” are not overlapping, and are put in the middle of the Holstentor .