What to do What to DO! R.Knudson Israel Reproduction Print

So I've Had this Wall Print Hanging for quite a while now

Waiting to be Sold in the booth for about 6months I'd say

I just could NOT figure out How to make it WORK..

The Picture is a Painting reproduction of Robert Knudson's

"Israel's Eastern Gates"

On board

but it's a reproduction so To Me

That means PLAY TIME!

I started out with this

(Below)

Kundson's Israels Eastern Gates Picture

The Lighting differences Makes the Colors Look different

Don't let the faded Look fool you

This is a gorgeously Detailed & Colored Print

Spiritual Location Wall hanging w/sand & stone

I've added some white sand & Stones gathered from my little Outtings in Arizona

R. Knudson Israel's Eastern Gates 3d 

This is what I ended up with!

I think it's fun, interesting and No Longer just a reprint

What I love about finding just the right stones

Look at the top of the building

Those 2 stones are NOT Painted Or Touched

I Pulled them directly off the ground looking like that

I work with A Lot of stones in my World

But Literally Know Very Little about them.

I'm a Visual/Kinetic

I See Possiblities/ Outcomes before I even realize What I am Doing

Finding these Stones, Picking them Up

That's what It's all about

Being at the right place at the right time

Just Being...

Let's Play & Just Be

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Feel The Magic, Inspire & Above All Believe

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~KB

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Vintage British Horse Guard No. 43 ~ 1st Life ~ C.H Martin ~ Framed Litho Print

What do I know about this print?

The print is a 5x7
The Whole piece is an 8x10 in a Not so nice frame
Perhaps Simple Black Thin Frame.
The print is sealed in this frame, I do not want to remove the backing to find out
if this is a Picture Cut out of an Old Magazine
Or a purchased Litho
There is No Certificate taped to the back
But Again I do NOT know what is under that tape!

Regardless, If there is a hidden 10,000 Bill behind that tape,
I do not buy what I do to win the lottery.
I buy what I do because someone out there Loves to collect such things
And will run across this post and It will make their day!
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Officers of the British Guard No. 43
1st Life Guards

The horse is A Sleek Pure Black Beauty
as the Officer sits Proudly saddled
I know there are Forum Groups that
Paint Miniatures of The British 1st Guards

From My understandings, The Original Prints are Either Hand colored
Or Water Colored.

Reprints are published by Connoisseur Publishing Co. 1909
of the original uniform plate published by Spooner 1830-40
 from the series of 70 plates entitled Military & Naval Costumes
by L Mansion and L Eschauzier,
coloured by Martin C Bowen

Reprints on Modern paper can be purchased for as little as $35 unframed
Vintage paper prints are a bit harder to locate
(I'm having a heck of a time)
The paper of this print is yellowing due to age and the matte it's on or in
Is a reddish Tone but also faded.

British Army Vintage litho

Officer British Army, printed by TEFEVRE (?) & Co.

British Horse Guard

British Horse Guard Backside

British Horse Guard No 43

Water damage British Horse Guard

Small water damage shown in picture

Frame damaged at top Shown in picture

From what I understand, The British Army Horse Officer Pictures
Are Much like the
No. 53 LA MODE ILLUSTREE ~ BUREAUX JOURNAL 
Prints that display the Uniforms of the Officers in the British Army
as the La Mode Illustrations Displayed the fashions of High Society

There were several Horse Guards Documented
Here is a valuable website (Click) that has many Antique Lithos & their Pricings
This site has information on such pieces and opens in a new window.
I will continue to search for information on this print & the history of the man & horse.

~Here is some information on other prints I have found~

Ref.
Military Prints:  http://www.military-prints.com/mansion_eschauzier.htm

Grosvernor Prints:  http://www.grosvenorprints.com/stock.php?pageNum_rs_stock=0&totalRows_rs_stock=41&subject=Naval%20&%20Military&subject2=Regiments&WADbSearch1=Submit&search=subject


~K.B