The frame might be nice if you put a mirror in it.
It is a lovely but rather generic piece most likely from Povungnituk, Quebec. You can remove the label to see if there is a signature underneath...
Made in the People’s Miro Painting Factory #17.
Again, not star of David...
There’s a fine line between a talented amateur and a less than stellar professional. In my admittedly snooty opinion, the only similarities...
Despite the subject matter neither piece looks Inuit. The jade piece is most likely by a Chinese carver living in British Columbia. Not sure about...
The coffee might actually be the best part of that painting!
Also bear in mind that these are not signed works of art but rather reproductions with what might be the artist’s autograph. Something tells me...
Looks like someone borrowed Picasso's double faces...
Looks like a factory knock off of a Tarkay.
For comparative purposes, here are a few fish by the late Sheokjuk Oqutaq, pretty much the only Inuit artists whose fish sell for more than $1,000...
15 years old is simply “used”
What he said!
Nice enough piece but not particularly valuable. You don’t give dimensions but assuming it is 6-8” in length, retail value would be approximately...
Very hard to make out...kind of sloppy but it hails from Naujaat (Repulse Bay). Nice enough piece but no significant value
Chagall
In theory the number of artists proofs is limited to less than 10% of the size of the regular edition. This would put the edition size at 850 or...
Whatever potential value it may have had as a collectible poster has been destroyed.
Signatures are easier to copy than paintings. This one is an awful attempt at mimicking Johns’ style.
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