I contacted Marti Somers. It is not by her.
I did look it up prior to the post but could not find any close ups of her signature. But it does look a lot like her works.
Any idea of the artist? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Here is how Karen Podd learnt to sculpture dragons http://articles.dailypress.com/1994-05-18/news/9405170261_1_lions-sculptures-potters
There is quite of dust accumulated so I guess that may be a sign of age. Also, there are some cracks. Would that indicate real cinnabar but not...
I've seen that. But still, to my eyes the real and the repro look quite similar.
thanks for the replies. It is maybe about 20" long.
Those ended today http://m.ebay.com/itm/391016289410?_mwBanner=1 The way the carvings are done looks like mine but I could be wrong.
Not at all. I am not a big fan of the painting either. It came from an auction lot. I usually bid for certain items from the lots but when there...
thanks a bunch.
Not sure of the second name of the artist, R(B)ills? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Saw this today at the local TS but did not get it because the tag on the back reminds me of the one seen on decorative pieces sold at department...
just a sculpture or turned into? thanks
thanks for the replies. I bought them from an estate sale where there were some old Asian items together with newer pieces. I always stay alert...
Probably recent studio piece and the siggy would not matter but just curious what it may read? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
I would think this is Japanese pieces if I did not see the bottom. I see Karen but the rest is still a puzzle.
sorry, not quite large. about 10 1/2" tall. I searched for similar and almost everything that I find is mostly with flowers and scrolls but no...
Trying to read the writings on the bottom. Any suggestions? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
Can't really tell if they are carved lacquer or molded composite material. Not sure of the age either. Any thoughts? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]...
Studio piece, fairly recent? Thanks [IMG] [IMG] [IMG] [IMG]
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