All I could find online. Gallery opened in 1993. Debora [ATTACH]
Certainly looks something like that. Debora
"Diversity and Harmony." Fitting for South Africa. Latin, of course. Debora
There's the Kingsmead cricket ground in Durban. Debora
Sorry. I don't know either. Perhaps someone else will be able to help us. Debora
I bet that's entitled 'La brocante.' Would/could you post a photograph of the back? And what were you told about it when you purchased it? Debora
Looks like the price to me. Debora
ORIA is just a trade association. https://oria.org Debora
I'd think Bicentennial. Debora
Nicely framed too. There appears to be a fair amount of information about him on the internet. Debora
It does. And identifying location adds to resale value (if that's your intention.) Debora
There's a typo in your title that you'll want to correct. (It's dining.) Debora
There was an Elizabeth Kwaak in Colorado. Think it might be she....
Thank you for joining us! You've find lots of knowledgable and helpful people here. Debora
Hello, Debra, and welcome! I think you'll get the assistance you need here. Lots of people ready and willing to share their knowledge. Debora
That is lovely. Doesn't have the exuberance I'd expect of Latin American design but... sunflowers are native to México, the eagle is a Mexican...
Agree. The Robert Sills Gallery was incorporated in 1973 so that's your earliest date. Debora
"Hecho en México" and COA's usually signify that a painting has been commercially produced. Still, a close-up of the COA would be helpful. Debora
Not terribly old given findings. Lobster claps typically date from the 1990s on. Debora
Alfonso T. Tóran according to the internet. Other examples of his still lifes to be found there. Debora
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