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<p>[QUOTE="Snowman Cometh, post: 9873163, member: 83302"]This print is in a frame with backing and it came from a shop that put a few stickers on the back. Those stickers make me weary. So, there's no way to see what kind of paper it is on. </p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>I've seen his signature many times, and when I see it on a print, I almost immediately believe it's fake. What made me even more curious about this one is the EA on the right and his signature on the left. </p><p><br /></p><p>I personally own a complete set of the Divine Comedy. In the end, I spent less than $50 per print. They all have the signature stamp and they're individually matted. If it weren't for the leather cases with Italian writing they came in, they 100% match the description of a German set. </p><p><br /></p><p>The print of this thread right now is at $500. If it's a real signature, it's worth it. But, there isn't much of a way today to know one way or another. The last thing that makes me leery of this print is, the EA and his signature look like they were done at the same time. The pressing and coloring of the pencil are almost exact.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Snowman Cometh, post: 9873163, member: 83302"]This print is in a frame with backing and it came from a shop that put a few stickers on the back. Those stickers make me weary. So, there's no way to see what kind of paper it is on. I've seen his signature many times, and when I see it on a print, I almost immediately believe it's fake. What made me even more curious about this one is the EA on the right and his signature on the left. I personally own a complete set of the Divine Comedy. In the end, I spent less than $50 per print. They all have the signature stamp and they're individually matted. If it weren't for the leather cases with Italian writing they came in, they 100% match the description of a German set. The print of this thread right now is at $500. If it's a real signature, it's worth it. But, there isn't much of a way today to know one way or another. The last thing that makes me leery of this print is, the EA and his signature look like they were done at the same time. The pressing and coloring of the pencil are almost exact.[/QUOTE]
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