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03-05-2014, 03:52 AM
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Ed,
I'd agree with David's sentiments. That moiré pattern that he speaks of is a bit more prevalent in the 1911 photo where the seller is showing the Van Oeyen stamp. Chances are, the photo was taken from a book and might have been reproduced again for the sake of enlargement. I'd be pretty darn shocked if it was real. Regardless, I would LOVE to paint both images. That shot from '39 is particularly special. Graig
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