Numbered Print

NAC could be the artist's initials.

Throw us a ******* bone. Post a copy of it, for the love of mike.

That person is never coming back.

It also can refer to an air plane registration or model number.

On the back of an art print? Highly unlikely. Even if it's an art print of an airplane.

Well played. Bravo!

On a print from Michaels that cost less than it's framing, probably not. On a an art quality print, highly likely. I've matted and framed quite a few.

Huh? You asked if it was about an airplane model? Kind of a random guess.

"36/1750" is likely the 36th print out of a total 1750 prints created in that one time. Hopefully 1750 prints that ever will be created of the printed work. And 1750 seems like a LOT of prints of a given work. Maybe TOO many. That seems like its not a particularly rare work. The smaller the number (total prints) the rarer the piece. Scarcity bringing higher value. Barring any more context? And once again, returning to my point. This poster will likely not return to a2k and thusly no more context will be provided.

Your above reply doesn't help your argument that any context provided leans towards airplane model.

If "36/1750" is the 36th print out of a total 1750 prints created in that one time - it's a numbered and limited art calendar.

calendar? Is that a German idiomatic term? A mistranslation? Because as I understand the word, I don't understand it's context here.

You get for instance the Large Hundertwasser Art Calendar 2024 , limited in a numbered edition of 2499 pieces, for 48.60 €/ $ 52.46.

So you mean a LITERAL calendar. I guess that could be relevant to the OP because of the large printing number. #shrugs

Model as in a Taurus is a Ford model whether it's on an art print or not.