Sixty years of bad decisions [ATTACH]
If I recall correctly, I have a number of Irving Amen woodcuts languishing in my print drawers.
Looks like a factory painting
When you see paintings like the second one, best to leave them at the thrift shop unless you plan on re-using the frames. The Minauxis nice but...
The Wonink looks like a factory painting riffing on artists like Jean Jansem.
Bear in mind that L’affichiste is a Canadian gallery and prices are in Canadian dollars. Also a real gallery has significant overhead.
treasure trove?
It is unhinged. This far, no other images available
Dimensions are 4 1/2" H X 2 1/4" W X 1/2" D
This strange piece is part of a collection of mostly Inuit pieces but does not look like it "belongs". Have any of you come across anything...
The signature on the Prather painting does not look particularly old. The Pave looks like a 1960’s decorator painting. I’m not sue either could be...
You would be amazed at how much you can improve your eye by going to art museums from time to time.
Picasso did it better.
It really doesn’t matter. It is essentially a poster. Likely has zero resale value beyond the frame…
Not so valuable on the secondary market however....
It looks like an hommage piece. The original Klimt is so much more confident and skillfully drawn.
MB might be short for Much Better, as in this painting could be so much better. Just a thought.
my thoughts are the same as always. Take a few days off from the thrift shops and visit a few art museums. That being said, this is better than...
The First Arts Ellen Neel is lovely in the flesh. I might be somewhat biased though as I am a partner in the company. The preview looks amazing....
To the best of my knowledge, both Leslie and Theo Waddington are still alive and could be contacted to see if it rings any bells but it is also...
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