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These a pretty interesting and very hard to photograph
 
Here is better pic

Standing on a lion
 
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They are pretty big any guess what the weird skeleton is from
 
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JT, are they silk screened? Looks like they're pyrography (wood burning) The only one I can read is the John something 26.... I can't tell if it's a date or a biblical reference.... They look medieval. primitive. Possible reference to the black death????? It's a really odd blend of things. Very cool.
 
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They are pretty big any guess what the weird skeleton is from

Still from a crypt/grave. When we were in England in the 70's, we made many rubbings at several famous church grave yards. There was a bunch of REALLY bizarre stuff on many graves.
 
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Okay JTW1313 I'm the new guy so forgive me if this has already been asked, but where do you keep getting all of these paintings from?

Is this a business of yours, a hobby, a flip, what do you do with them all?

I'm just curious as to what you do, nothing more.
 
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I clean out old homes and usually that is where I get all my junk.......for banks
 
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School art. All my kids have done those in art class
 
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I want to find this one

I like this one the best
 
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It was answered here to by skaba at the beginning crypt rubbings
 
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It is illegal to photograph these pieces especially with a flash! Causes harm to them. Ever have something fade because of sunlight??
 
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Lol I'm pretty sure these were done in England and are the real ones they aren't anything that special.......... But I still can't find the skeleton one or the big one...........most of the brass is roped off now........ I like them though they are cool pieces
 
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