Good question. I can tell that it is a reproduction of an original drawing used for a calendar. This page is for February. The first name is Peter...
I’d love to see a picture. I have geen dealing in Canadian Inuit art for over 40 years and cannot recall ever seeing a fishing pole depicted in...
Most likely by the paint farm Ramirez.
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The Inuit generally did not use fishing poles but rather a three pronged spear which would be used from either a kneeling or standing position. It...
In all likelihood, the signed piece is by Elisapee Kanangnaq Ahlooloo from Arctic Bay (1918-?). As Komokwa says, with the copyright symbol not...
Thorn items are cast resin “fakelore” pieces which are not even modeled after Inuit originals. They have no significant resale value.
Daniel Cookie (1930- ) from Kuujjuaraapik (Great Whale River).
Listen to your girlfriend.
Sunol Alvar, Spanish born 1935
Produced by the People’s Webber Factory Number 17 in China.
Nothing to do with Raza
I won’t rule out the possibility of this being Inuit but I am inclined to think that it isn’t. The stone is uncommon, the signature is atypical,...
BTW, not every orthodox Jew is a rabbi...
Signature is too hard to make out but it doesn’t really make a huge difference. It’s a decent but rather generic piece worth about a hundred...
Many people confuse artist proofs and trial proofs. In theory artists proofs are identical to the numbered edition, whereas trial proofs are more...
BTW, they're drawings not paintings
A wonderful return on investment for a rather awful painting.
Why are we ruling out the paint farms in the Philippines?
Looks similar to the work of Esther Wertheimer
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