Apart from a thirst for knowledge, identifying the artist doesn’t really matter in the grand scheme of things so long as you like the piece. Know...
No offence but this is a business for you. Why don’t you subscribe to services like worthpoint etc. so you can do your own research?
It is also possible that it was produced on a production line where several artists “contributed” to the piece, each with their own color, etc....
His signed and numbered prints seldom exceed the high hundreds. Open editions with questionable signatures would yield far less.
In their own strange ways, most of the Facebook pieces are better than some of the treasures offered up on this group for identification.
The difference is that at least the people who post on the Facebook group know how awful the art is and a good time is had by all.
There is a Facebook group called “Terrible Art in Charity Shops” for those who want to see even more terrible art found in charity shops.
Seriously?
Also it’s a bit of a stretch to call an artist “well listed” just because there are Google results for completed auctions at low end houses. There...
Museums would probably not ever consider stamping inventory numbers on the back of a canvas out of fear that the inks could migrate through to the...
Indeed, some are likely well painted! [ATTACH]
A friend in the furniture biz has a similar expression: “there’s an ass for every chair”
Whoever she is she’s ripping off the work of Amletto Dalla Costa[ATTACH]
I can see why she would want to give it back.
The signature looks off and I would also be very suspicious of an a/p or e/a since they are less easy to disprove compared to a numbered print. In...
I'm guessing that the information on the bottom left (title, date, copyright, etc.) would indicate that this is some sort of reproduction, albeit...
They still make very similar glazing sprigs although these do show their age.
Giclees have very little resale value.
It is Joe Talirunili but doesn’t seem to be signed and numbered.
Factory painting from overseas or perhaps by a French artist plying to the tourist trade. Quantity over quality...
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