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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;kardinalisimo, post: 7092, member: 118&quot;]I don&#039;t know. There is nobody else to talk to. I feel like discussing(arguing). I can&#039;t believe I got you the ADL gift shop. You seem unbeatable</p><p>I pretty much got everything but one - so, according to you all museum posters are offsets and there is no such thing as original lithographic poster made straight from the stone?&nbsp; Or maybe I got you wrong.</p><p>There are original posters made personally by Chagall, lithographs, signed, with text of the events, printed and published by reputable European houses.</p><p>I also consider the posters done by Charles Sorlier to be kind of &#039;original&#039; or at least much more valuable than the reproduction ones. They were stone lithographs, made with the permission and under the supervision of Chagall himself. I wish I bought one of these&nbsp; for a dollar. </p><p>My poster, I don&#039;t know. I cannot tell if it is a litho or not. Wish I knew how to do that. Looks better than cheap print but I don&#039;t have a lot of experience handling originals. But if you say it is not, I believe you because you seems to have a good knowledge in prints. </p><p><br /></p><p>Now, I would be happy to hear your comment on the Mao serigraph from my other topic. Is there anyway I can find if it is an original serigraph or a reproduction? According to its size it is possible the publishers and printers text to have been trimmed. It is just a bit narrower than what the original is supposed to be. </p><p>Thanks[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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