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Frost & Reed Limited Marcel Mouly "Street of Spain" print 1959
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I have come into possession of this painting called "Street of Spain" by Marcel Mouly. I think it is a print by Frost & Reed Limited of Bristol and London, made in 1959. I think it is a lithography, but I am not familiar with printings/painting methods.
The painting says "Published in 1959 by Frost & Reed Limited of Bristol and London. England copyright in all countries, including the U. S. A Foreign."
I am not very familiar with paintings, how can I learn the value of the piece? I have seen other pieces similar to mine on the internet, but not a lot and it vary a lot in value for some reason - sorry, I am familiar with the reasons
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I’m not familiar with this name, but I’m confident that it is a print… indeed a lithograph, which means that it was originally printed on a 4-colour lithograph press - the print run on these presses could vary, but generally would be many hundreds or more!
Unlikely therefore to have much value I’m afraid, but that’s just an educated guess, but I’m an art buyer myself as well as an experienced artist, so I’m familiar with prints and auction house valuations.
Some early lithographs can fetch quite good prices, often hand coloured -