And why is it given that attribution? Wood? Motifs? Construction? Debora
So Spanish, walnut, and dating from 1600-1640? According to your English furniture expert? Debora
Someone owes me their first born. Debora [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Anyone else see what I see there? A little bit of obscene 1970s humor? Debora
I bow to @mirana and her superior knowledge. Squeeze bottle art it does appear to be. The monogram is likely that of the creator of the piece....
It's a souvenir from Spain and widely reproduced so very unlikely you'll be able to identify "the artist." Looks like it might be encaustic...
Unfortunately, your father's impressive urn isn't antique. The stickers tell us it's a modern Made in China decorative piece. Here is another, a...
Isn't that interesting. Debora
Student work, I'd think. There seem to be a lot of pencil drawings around the internet done from this photograph. Debora [ATTACH]
Only if he was trained in screen-making and had a commercial printing press. Debora
Went into daddy's auto supply business. Father a German immigrant. Painting full time might not have been an option. Debora
The delicacy of his eye. Debora
Think I found him. George Julius Ernst. Born 1915. Grew up in Los Angeles. Lived in Thousand Palms and Banning in later years. Debora
"CA desert landscapes." Must be an interesting collection. Debora
Exquisite. Debora
I see grapes and vines too. Debora
I'm not in agreement that "we know" Continental and 17th century. Debora
Strongly agree with the above. Debora
Sniped! Debora
Hello back! And let me be the first to welcome you here. Debora
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