All entries for "Ric"
Short description: Firebird or “Feuervogel”
Notes: Taken from eBay .
Image by Mark Strong of Meibohm Fine Arts .
The description on eBay is very interesting, there is a post about it.
Short description: Another scene of ships in a harbour
Notes: Taken from eBay .
Image by Mark Strong of Meibohm Fine Arts .
The description on eBay is very interesting, there is a post about it.
Short description: Another street scene with a lantern and a wind mill (which isn’t red - as one can suspect if this should be Paris).
Notes: Taken from eBay .
Image by Mark Strong of Meibohm Fine Arts .
The description on eBay is very interesting, there is a post about it.
A few day ago I downloaded an episode of Tatort , a German TV series. The Episode “Tatort: Borowski und eine Frage von reinem Geschmack” - link in German only - aired on 24 October 2010. The story doesn’t really matter for this post, but have a look at the screenshot below, they have a Ric print hanging at the office.
Screenshot of Borowski und eine Frage von reinem Geschmack
Short description: Sailing Boats
Notes: Sold originally in Paderborn, see label.
Merry Christmas everyone!
Finally it’s the time in year to eat cookies and do some personal research. I found the following comment on the original blog by Simon .
I have over 30 different lithographs of the unknown artist RIC. Likewise I have in my collection 15 lithographs, which are signed with Fritz Neumann. The lithographs of both artists not only have the same embossing stamp “JCB” but show too clear similarities in motifs (boats, birds, lanes) as well as in brushstrokes. The only artist I know who also uses the stamp “JCB” is Han van Meegeren. In addition, I recognize in his lithograph “deer with fawn” left in the background a boat, as we know it in the style of Fritz Neumann and RIC. For several years I have been searching unsuccessfully for the artist RIC. On the back of some frames I recognized 8 stickers of art houses. I contacted each of them. Nobody can remember the artist RIC. My collection consists of more than 1000 works. None of these lithographs of other artits shows an embossing stamp “JCB”. Therefore the way to identify RIC leads over the embossing stamp of the printer. Does anyone know the embossing stamp and/or the printer? This would be very helpful in identifying the artist RIC. All information is highly appreciated.
The link to the Blogger.com profile page might work if you have a Blogger.com account
I’m still not sure how to follow this clue, but I’ll add a page for it.
And i’ve also found some more images for this blog. Stay tuned!
