I recently inherrited 6 etchings all 4" x 6" of woman wearing different hats maybe Paris or Europe woman . just from their chest up. The woman look like they are from the 1920's or 30's on the back of each one is a silver seal saying genuine etching , Paris Etching Society the front a c in a circle and next to that reads Sidney Z. Lucas and above that is a R in a circle and in another circle SLZ. I would like to know there value in any thank you. Amber

RickJ

Works of members of the Paris Etching Society have next to zero street value.

I'm not citing that from a book or anything, but am citing it from the fact that about any PES etching/print you search, you never come up with a value, but only come up with a few people looking for the same answer.

zenpainter

I'll tell you, that the Patriotic Elephant hasn't a clue. (why else would he identify himself as such). In any case, I have a similar aquatint etching from Paris, with the SZL stamp
of authenticity. This, along with a penciled name of artist, title, will grant you that it is
original, and likely a First Edition. That alone has value!

You may want to look up your artist, title, under more scholarly persons outside
of a flag-bearing elephant.

good luck to you!

Curlyben

Zen, these etching don't come from France but New York.
Just because it has a pencilled name and a SZL stamp DOESN'T mean it's a First Edition at all !
I believe that you are misleading or even "Boiler rooming" the OP.

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