Not to worry, Journey. Debora
Too funny! Here's the sweatshirt that goes with your poster! https://www.ebay.com/itm/403682604126 Debora [ATTACH]
I don't see "International" on your poster. Am I missing it? Debora
That would have been helpful information to put in your initial post. Debora
Painter unknown. 17th century. According to the auction site. Debora
Think it might have been part of this: https://aafa.galileo.usg.edu/repositories/2/archival_objects/23298 You can ask here:...
I would think the (very well done) upholstery is later given it is the same for both chairs and the chairs are not a true pair. Debora
From the internet: "By 1952 Europeans comprised around one-fifth of Casablanca’s population (133,000)..." Debora
One of his better works. And one that has a bit of value. Portraiture in oil doesn't appear to be his forte....
Typically they're offered in lots. You can go to eBay's Completed Listings to get an idea of where collector interest lies. Debora
So what as James Patterson doing in Casablanca in 1952? Debora
Duh. The artist's name was in front of us the whole time. The cat = Le chat in French. Debora
That is fabulous information. And explains the knit cap. Debora [ATTACH]
Bastet was a goddess which might point to a female artist. Debora
Kudos to Richard Baker for signature, title, date and location! All artists should be so considerate. Debora
Anything on the back? And what part of the world was your parents' storage shed? Debora
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Don't think that's the work of a fully formed artist; could well be a student work. But certainly done with brio. May very well be a...
Ah, you're right. Think we've seen Nardini paintings here before. Definitely of the "hang and enjoy" school. Some on the internet carry the...
Yes, wasn't it? I found it via a Google Images search. I do think it may be a factory painting rather than fine art. Let's see what others...
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