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The artist of "Children of the Sea," which was copyrighted in 1912 by Taber Prang, is Maxfield Parrish. Parrish was an American painter and illustrator known for his distinctive use of color and light, as well as his dreamy landscapes and fantastical scenes. His works often feature classical themes and a unique style that blends realism with fantasy.
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When and where was baseball player Lefty Taber born?
Lefty Taber was born January 11, 1900, in Rock Island, IL, USA.
What are baseball player Lefty Taber's physical stats?
Lefty Taber is 6 feet tall. He weighs 180 pounds. He bats left and throws left.
What were the fielding stats for baseball player Lefty Taber playing at pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies in 1927?
Lefty Taber played in 3 games at pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies in 1927, starting in none of them. He made one putout, had one assist, and committed no errors, equivalent to 0 errors per game (estimate based on total games played in). He had no double plays.
Roster of the 1986 IU mens basketball team?
Majority of roster: Steve Alford Rick Calloway Daryl Thomas Andre Harris Winston Morgan Stew Robinson Todd Jadlow Todd Meier Steve Eyl Courtney Witte Kreigh Smith Source: http://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/schools/indiana/1986.html
What is the value of 1904 copyright print by Taber Prang The Burning Arrow?
I'm not sure. I am trying to find out the value of a 1904 print by Taber Prang. Its a Roman picture with 5 women (one is standing barefoot on a ball). There is also one man. It's on a porch near the water.
What isTaber Prang Art Co?
The Taber-Prang Art Co. was an American publishing company that produced prints, postcards, and other decorative art products in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. They were known for their high-quality chromolithographs and were a prominent force in the art publishing industry at the time.
Taber Prang 1906 print with chickens in a wooded field any info on this print?
The title is "chickens" and is a chromolithograph. Most will come with an original tilt frame with a flowers and leaves motif.
If I Have a Taber Prang print of the Last Supper with the number 240 on the back you stated it was worth 3200 - 4000 dollars to another inquiry Is mine more with the number?
The value of a Taber Prang print of the Last Supper can depend on factors like condition, rarity, and market demand. The number on the back, such as 240, typically refers to the edition number and does not necessarily increase the value significantly unless it's a particularly low or unique number. Therefore, while your print may still be valued in the range of $3,200 to $4,000, its specific number does not inherently make it more valuable.
What has the author Russel Taber written?
Russel Taber has written: 'The genealogy of the Taber family'
What actors and actresses appeared in Kaintuck - 1912?
The cast of Kaintuck - 1912 includes: Wallace Reid as The Artist Robert Taber as Kaintuck
What is the birth name of Alex Taber?
Alex Taber's birth name is Alexander Apollo Taber.
Print of a monk with a glass flagon of wine and the title is Solitary Confinement On the bottom it says copyright 1904 Taber Prang Springfield Does ithave worth?
There were two artists in the late 19th to early 20th C.creating paintings and prints of monks, archbishops, cardinals, and popes, usually imbibing some sort of alcoholic beverage, doing something that allowed for titles with wonderfully humorous leanings. Oddly enough, they both worked under the same name. Swiss artist, Alfred Weber (1859- 1936) and French artist, Alfred Charles Weber (1862- 1922) were from the same family, and at times, it can be almost impossible to tell the difference between their work- even their signatures are decidedly similar, with both usually signing as "A. Weber" or "Alfred Weber," in an old style that made the letter "r" at the end resemble an "n" more than anything else. [To further confuse things, there was another artist, a German named August Weber (1817- 1873), who also signed in almost the same exact way, although, thankfully, for identification purposes, he mostly painted land and seascapes.]In the case of the print described, it was almost certainly done by Alfred Charles Weber, who held a contract with Taber Prang from around 1902 until his death. Weber often chose to show a Cardinal or Pope, not out of any disrespect, but because this allowed the robes to be painted in a wonderfully bright red gouache paint, with highlights of China White, which, unlike most Taber Prang artists, he chose to paint, himself. More subtly, the cleric's smiling face and cheeks often show a light touch of pink watercolor (to show joviality, as much as to further imply drinking), while the rest of the print is likely be highlighted in lightly applied touches of watercolor.As for value, there are many people who collect Taber Prang prints, and those by Alfred Charles Weber usually sell at auction, both on eBay and through straight auctions, for anywhere between $50- $150, at auction, depending on size and condition, and whether the print is in its original, well-maintained frame. (Taber Prang is known to have used quality frames, which have proven to hold up well over the years.)
How tall is Jenn Taber?
Jenn Taber is 5'.
When did John Taber die?
John Taber died in 1965.
When was John Taber born?
John Taber was born in 1880.
When was Cat Taber born?
Cat Taber was born in 1979.
