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    Jul 17, 2007, 05:18 PM
    Art- Camilla Lucas
    I would like to have an approx. value of a boudoir scene publ. by Camilla Lucas NYC in 1934 It features two ladies on a couch It is old and colors are not bold It has SZL in a triangle and #131 to the right it is artist signed but is illegible

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    Apr 4, 2010, 09:52 PM
    Don't know about the value, but I have #80 of that same print. The artist name appears to perhaps be "Auty Fetor" Maybe "Auty Tetor"? I just recall this being in my family for years (since I was a kid at least). It is exactly the same as you describe. One lady (on the right) is holding a book... Sorry I didn't come across this post earlier. Hope this reaches you. [Email address removed to protect privacy.]
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    Apr 4, 2010, 11:57 PM
    Very old thread that is now archived.

    Original poster hasn't returned to the site since 2007.

    Solicitation for off-site contact by new poster on the thread.

    Thread is now CLOSED.

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