Help with artist's name on nude painting?

I found this at a local thrift store but I couldn't figure out the name from ghe signature - I can see Philippe (bad photo; maybe Felippe?) , but I can't make out t the last name?
I'm hoping the art is nice enough that someone knows who the artist is?
Also, is it a painting (behind glass).
PS - it's still at the thrift store but I'm getting ready to go back & am hoping someone can help me with the signature while I'm still there (because tomorrow is Saturday & I have to hold my estate sale & won't be able to see it again till Monday!)
Thank you and have a great weekend!

 

This one on eBay.

 

I think 'Philippe Boudoy' is another interpretation of that signature. I suspect there are more.

 

thats crazy how they would do that and yet so revealing at the same time

 

would love to see the full list of the slighty similar names please

 

Made in China imo.

 

Thank you, so glad I didn't buy it!

 

Think I can see printing dots on yours JM. I usually take a loupe with me when looking at pictures.

 

that's been matted recently and u don't put a painting behind glass.

 

I can usually see the dots if I stare at them blankly, go cross eyed and go into the zone. (Like looking at those 3D pictures that used to be popular) Loupe is great if I remember it. Also camera phone photo close up and then expanded reveals lots of detail. They might have poor lenses on them for zoom, but macro is quite impressive.

 

I wasn't sure, but it was pencil signed + behind glass, so I knew enough to wait till I could ask this forum!

 

Good thing you did.

 

Pastels and watercolours are usually behind glass though.
I’ve bought the occasional oil behind glass which is unusual.

 

Gouaches too.

 

Yes.

 

When I was trying to decide whether or not to use glass when framing an oil, the info I found on line said not to use glass if you're not sure the paint is completely dry. Since my painting is 19th century, & New York air is grimy, I put it under glass. Seems to be doing just fine.