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Hallo guys
i want to know if a yellow escher exists and how they look like, i have 30 thuringians and eschers here in my stock but i cant really select them by color so if it is posible it would be nice to show all the colors from that stones
thank you
daniel
All eschers are shades of gray. The differences are subtle. Here is an old thread with many good photos to compare the various colors.
I recently acquired a little grey Escher with yellow streaks similar to this one posted by Oldengaerde. There's also a yellow stone in that post that could be a Thuringian.
are there any antique documents known where the color can be seen?
Other than catalogs displaying the end labels which denoted color I don't know of any. The only colors I've seen on end labels or listed in catalogs are dark blue, blue green, light green and yellow green.Quote:
Originally Posted by FilarmonicaFreak
Is your yellow escher performing well for you ? Can you post a photo of the yellow escher alongside some of your other eschers for comparison ?
Some on this thread: http://straightrazorpalace.com/hones...alog-page.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by FilarmonicaFreak
http://s14.directupload.net/images/121221/emk2eynv.jpg
http://s1.directupload.net/images/121221/x6zmve5f.jpg
it has the original label and the original boy... but no endlabel dimensions are 250x50mm
Oh man, that stone gets my HAD juices flowing ........ :bowQuote:
Originally Posted by FilarmonicaFreak
Maybe could be the famous Ratisbon hone, noticed on 1895 Essay ... the book of Napoleon Le Blance on our wiki ?
That looks like it could be a Yellow Green.
Hallo Piet
i have a labeld Y/G escher with the endlabel but this yg is much greener than this escher! that is the reason why i am asking that question to see how eschers where labeld in the past
There was definately a light green escher!Quote:
Originally Posted by FilarmonicaFreak
Just curious, which back label does it have ? I have seen three variations, maybe 4 of escher back labels. I believe the one without the signature is the oldest. Can you post a photo of the back label ? TIA.
The labeled light green I had didn't have the yellowish hue to it that I've seen in the y/gs. From the photo it might be a LG but what the color is in life as opposed to what it is on our monitors ...... makes it hard to say.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martin103
Hi
here is the backlable:
http://s14.directupload.net/images/121221/o65kq2xw.jpg
i understand that the pictures are not the best i try to make better ones tomorrow (in germany its dark outside)
daniel
Does the Brown Escher slurry white like the Green & Blue?
There are no brown Eschers :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Euclid440
So what are the brown stones? There are threads and photos of Brown Eschers on SRP.
The brown stones or brown eschers are Vosgienne.Quote:
Originally Posted by Euclid440