The store had an art gallery but I think the merchandise was decorative, as this appears to be. Debora
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Dogwood was a popular subject of floral paintings in the 1940s-1950s. Debora
Think the surname might be "Panacionne" and I would think a decorative painting. Would/could you post a photograph of the back? Debora
Or something like this: [ATTACH] Debora
Thank you, @verybrad. Always welcome a (gentle) correction if I've spread mis-information. Debora
That is just too interesting. Thank you for showing us your work! Debora
@charlie cheswick, just a suggestion, not a correction. You might want to generally use "meander" in place of "Greek key" as the border was...
Your piece would have been created when he was the Art department chair at Hill School in Pottstown, PA. Early in his career. And, given a...
You're right. "Devivi." Apologies for the typo. Here's his obituary....
I should add that the giveaway is the HECHO EN MEXICO stamped on the frame. Debora
Try "Carmine DeVini." A Pennsylvania artist. https://www.hotbedphilly.com/wild-ride-card Debora
Yours appears to be a Mexican factory painting. Decorative art in which case the name of the "artist" is immaterial. Debora
Lobster claw. Debora
Don't think he has quite the same sensibility. Debora
Cranes. Debora
1950s-1960s. Debora
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Here's an identical pheasant embroidery. Not identified by seller as to age or origin....
I see "BB" sorta like the Bill Blass logo. And I never pay attention to studio pottery but that is lovely. Debora [ATTACH]
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