Factory art
It is indeed a reproduction. For all we know, the numbering was added by a later hand in an attempt to "add value".
I'd do a bit more homework on this one. It seems to be a lithographic reproduction rather than an original lithograph. While it is numbered on the...
Interesting article on Johnny Walker Blue Label which is, imho, grossly over rated....
To me, a “thrift store find” is an item of great value discovered in an unlikely place surrounded by otherwise worthless items.. In other words, a...
Not a thrift store find, just something found at a thrift store.
It's a factory painting and you have to forgive the painter if he or she was not comfortable writing in French. The value of this piece, such as...
The "A" might also stand for, ahem, anatomical detail...
Factory art...
Not even close to either Dufy (Raoul or Jean).
Neither Inuit nor African. Just someone who took a couple of classes at a local art school.
Based on the size of the biography on the back, the OP’s print is significantly smaller than the signed and numbered edition. In other words, a...
Why would anyone forge the work of a virtually unknown artist? These look like factory paintings and any differences in signatures can easily be...
Thrift shops are usually the end of the line and the bottom of the barrel... There are always exceptions of course and good things turn up from...
Then by all means continue to enjoy it.
Thanks! Not a fan of chamber pots. Should also mention, since shipping from Europe costs a fortune, I’d prefer something already in North America.
I bought this lovely creamer in Rome in the early 1980’s because I loved the art nouveau design and decoration. In over 30 years, I haven’t found...
Pretty bad, but as the saying goes “there’s an ass for every chair”.
They look like faults in the stone.
I bought an Ennutsiak on eBay a couple of weeks ago for $115.00....not too shabby.
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