WA Lamheart aquatint ?? Any thoughts?

I've taken this apart for a clean and am sorry to see that the twits who cut the new mount 25-odd years back used lots of glue. It is big, by my idea of a print. The picture measures 60 x 44 cm. After much squinting I figure it is WA Lamheart, and pencilled in the left corner is 36.210.

Googling produces only these two, which seem to be a pair, and one of which calls him/her Lambert. There is no other info that I can find, so if anyone can suggest where or how else I might look that'd be great. Also, suggestions as to age please, and any comments welcome. I say it's an aquatint but don't know, and imagine it is the original frame, which I repaired pretty heavily many years ago.

Thanks for having a look.

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Your bat-wing frame may have more value than the print. Try William Adolphe Lambrecht.

 

@verybrad you are a genius! How I squinted at that signature!! Thank you. I will go looking. The batwing frame is pretty beat up, but William Adolphe Lambrecht, ey? What fun. Thanks so much again.

 

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Debora

 

Yes, thanks @Debora, there seem to be a few of that setting, in oil and otherwise. I think some of his pics are exquisite and others are truly hideous. It's good fun looking.

 

I'll watch this one on eBay -- though it is smaller than mine and minus the valuable batwing frame. The seller provides heaps of info, which is kind of them. Thanks very much again, Brad and Debora

 

Seems ambitious to me. I have had a couple of these over the years and have struggled to get even $100.00 for one.

 

I agree. Ambitious. There are no eBay Sold listings that would support that asking price.

Debora

 

I agree that that is one hugely optimistic seller, but were mine for sale $100 would suit me very well. There are some bigger asking prices for Mr Lambrecht, but selling ... ha! My recent attempts on eBay Aus have been 100pc dismal. Were I doing it for a living I'd be long dead.