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Looking for information about this picture - in particular the name of the artist.
You can see a thumbnail of the picture here: http://images.google.com/images?hl=e...ch&sa=N&tab=wi Thanks in advance! |
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Hello,
I am also looking for information on this picture. Have you been able to find anything on it? When I find information I also will email you back. I found a little on this, but you probably already are aware of it. I hope together we can narrow this down. Thanks, Bob |
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I also have this picture. I purchased from an antique shop. I was told it was a lithograph and water color painting. It is obviously very old. I wish I knew more. It is aged but beautiful. Does anyone know anything more about this painting?
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Would LOVE any information people may have on this painting/lithograph.
I have a copy and it is my Favorite although others think it is sad and morbid. Please advise..... Thank you. KM |
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I also have this painting and have been looking for a couple years for info on it, but I can find very little. Where does one look? Does anyone out there know so little about this? I'm betting that only a few of these are around and no one can trace these back to around the 1890's. We might be hanging on to something of value!
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I know it's from 1850's not 1890's. You were off a few years. This might be very valuable in any condition !!!!!!! Someone told me it could be worth $3,000.00 in folded or torn condition, and great condition, possibly $6,000.00. Near mint or mint, who knows???? Also, frame is of importance! If anyone finds information, please post.
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This is also stumping the appraisers. They find very little about "Last Honors To Bunny". Before going to get appraisal on this one, try to see if appraiser will charge you very little if they strike out. BE SURE TO GET YOUR MONEY'S WORTH !!!!
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Anyone have any updates on this painting/lithograph? How did you date the painting back to 1850? We also have one in a black textured decorative frame. It is in mint condition.
The print we have is 17' by 23'. The painting was inherited from a relative in Calmar, Iowa. Any information would be much appreciated. |
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How did you get the information that you posted? We have one too and have been trying to find anything about it. Our picture is in mint condition and has a black gilded frame. |
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I have both pictures of set, I believe.
Last Honor to Bunny and Morning Cares of Little Folk.#1957 on the back of the frames, very old backing. Looks like little planks. It reads on backing Electro Grain Granine 1903 McLonghlin Brothers New York... Just an fyi. |
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I also have this print in a black gilded frame i excellent condition. The only thing I have found out thruogh research is that there is one hanging in the Ellis Island Musuem where the immigrants were processed 1880's and on. would really like to value |
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This art print "Last honors to Bunny" was used as an Immigrant Mental test...
The book can be purchased by Ayer Company Publishers for about $15.95 ISBN: 0405005628. It is a reprint of the 1917ed, originally published as Public health bulletin No. 9 of the U.S. Public Health Service. This is why it hangs in the Ellis Island Musuem. I was researching the internet and saw it up for auction by Stuart Holman Auctions #69 2007 Fall Select Auction for about $100.00. Another web site: dart.fine-art.com had some conversations starting. |
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[quote=Unregistered/Debbie]This art print "Last honors to Bunny" was used as an Immigrant Mental test...
The book can be purchased by Ayer Company Publishers for about $15.95 ISBN: 0405005628. It is a reprint of the 1917ed, originally published as Public health bulletin No. 9 of the U.S. Public Health Service. This is why it hangs in the Ellis Island Musuem. I was researching the internet and saw it up for auction by Stuart Holman Auctions #69 2007 Fall Select Auction for about $100.00. Another web site: dart.fine-art.com had some conversations starting. Has anyone sold this art print, and if so, how much did you get for it? The person that said it could be sell for up to $6,000.00 ... mat I ask were you obtain the information? My e mail is : t.matz@mchsi.com Debbie |
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I'd like to buy one if anyone knows where there's one for sale?
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It is currently on auction for $50.00-100.00 through Stuart Holman
Auctioneer web site. Under the 2007 Fall Selection. Go under Lot Numbers 63-91. It will actually be Number 69. The phone number is (513) 531-5100. |
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Last Honors to Bunny is currently at Gina's Auction Gallery (508) 755-1377
or the web site is www.ginasauctiongallery.com If you buy it please post what you paid for it so I will have a idea of what my print is worth. Debbie |
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I'm sorry that I got your post too late. If you see this print up for auction again please let me know. I will return more often. Thank you
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I had purchased the picture at a flea market in ST.Charles, IL about three years ago. I walked away from it twice, went back the next day and bought it. On the back was taped a card with info. No. 1538 copyright 1903 McLaughlin (spelling was rough) Bros. NY (1858-1920) The Ullman Mfg. Co. New York. I would enjoy hearing of more info. on this picture. Keep the conversation going.
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I also have this lithograph and it is 17 by 23 in size. I looked at the Gallery thumbnail link on one of the previous replies and that print that listed for $50 to $100 is much smaller and appeared to be in a new frame. I suspect that the larger 17 by 23 size would be original, and if in a frame from that period, may be worth more. I hope so, not that I want to sell mine as my wife and I really love the picture. I purchased ours at an antique store more than ten years ago, and paid $100 for it.
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you can buy these evrery so often in an antique shop .it is not rare I have several framed and only paid 50.00 for each. last Honor to bunny and last email about bunny. "B"
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