Identify these signatures !!

Hello, what is the names of signatures !!

 

Benoit I think on the first.

 

Holly L Ma__?

 

when I search on the internet I don't get anything about that signatures names

 

From what I can see, they're very possibly factory paintings. That's why it would be useful to post full photographs of both works, both front and back, as well as close-ups of any stickers or other markings in addition to close-up photographs of the signatures.

Debora

 

And the backs?

Debora

 

I like the first painting. Without seeing it in person it's hard to tell, but to my eye it looks like good qualty work. There are a number of painters by the name Benoit listed in the link below. You could try researching them to see other examples of their work.

http://www.askart.com/Search.aspx?ArtistSearch=mange

 

The last name in the second signature could start with "McB" or McE" but I didn't see anything that seems to fit in askart.com

 

There's something odd about those. They appear to be "chocolate box" art yet the frames are quite elaborate. This isn't the first time you've posted photographs of (just) artists' signatures for identification. Are you actually in possession of these paintings? I ask because it's difficult to be of much help without a full set of photographs.

Debora

 

holly molly..........could be anyone.

 

Renoir....we'd have an idea......
Benoit....with no other info......... U gotta be kidding me ??
whadda we look like...magicians ?

When I write ...Help us ...to help you ! .... I'm usually asking for a little idea of the items history.......

U don't seem to bother telling us anything...............
so how can you expect us to help you !!@

 

I agree, we need more info than you give us.
Winas, you told us in another thread that you are in the Middle East. Many of your paintings, at least the ones you have been willing to show us, seem to be from, or of locations in the Netherlands and Belgium.
None of them are by well known names that are easy to research, so we really need more information to help you. Always showing the entire painting is a start, telling us what you know of its history is very useful.