Norma Driscoll is a listed Oregon artist. She was prolific. I have one myself.
AI reads the more pronounced mark as the following: [ATTACH]
Almost looks like an image for a book.
Good stuff. Thanks for the context @folzee.
Good stuff, Whit!
Yay! @Marote 's back!
Maybe we're going overboard.
This board can handle a small disagreement about a board. Plus, it keeps us all from getting board.
So Murtaja Baseer (at the time also translated at Mutaza Bashir) had a solo show in Lahore in 1960. This is the brochure. It lists an oil painting...
The frame is cool. The finish is quite thick, and the striped design is more veneer than solid wood. The little rotating flaps on the back might...
That's a new to me. Wiki says onion skin paper is used, for example in airmail envelopes. I know what that is. That might be what this is. Still...
Thanks for thoughts @bosko69. The waviness is my pics is my camera misinterpreting the kind of raised cross-fiber texture of the paper, if that...
I found this 18" x 13" image at an estate sale on a farm. @bosko69 might agree that it sure looks like one of those gloomy winter days at the...
Nice find @bosko69! Great image.
Thanks Debora. These pics are what I think are contemporaneous paintings and signatures from the link I posted above: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]...
I think this has got to be him. [ATTACH]
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Still trying to identify this artist. Do you think it might be Murtaja Baseer? There is, apparently, some variation in how he signed his name....
Don't know! There seems to be plenty of it around our fair city... houses and estates sales abound.
Might be lead paint on that guy.... just fyi.
Separate names with a comma.
