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Help to identify artists (Geo. Harnark??)
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Nothing more to add Phil - there’s not enough information on view to make an educated opinion either way, except to repeat what I’ve already said, it does look a bit flat and therefore it could well be yet another print.
Robert, if he’s looking in later, may be able to shed some more light on it!
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We've seen this artist before - and tried to find him; but while there are plenty of Harnacks, we couldn't find a Harnark, as I recall. I think this is a print anyway - it can be very hard to tell on a screen - so won't be of substantial value. My usual advice here is = if you like it, just enjoy it: and - wait: sometimes, information comes our way out of the blue, years after we've asked the question.