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Where can you find information about an Ullman Mfg Co print of two bird dogs at point and signed E Petit?
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∙ 12y ago
That print is one of a pair by French artist Eugene Petit (1839-1886), published by Ullman Manufacturing Co in 1903. The first image of the set (before), which is entitled "The Hunt," depicts two spotted (one black, one brown) hunting dogs at point; the second (after) shows the pair searching for the downed bird. Each print is 19 3/4" x 13 3/4".
The unframed "after" print was estimated to sell without its companion (the "before" image you described) for $100-300 in 2007. The bidding actually closed at $50. The prints may be worth approximately $150-200 as a set, unframed.
A different E. Petit print of two hunting dogs -- a black Gordon setter and a spotted pointer -- on a heavy linen paper, also dated 1903, sold for $30 in 2009.
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