Abstract Original Signature Identification

Came across this piece at the thrift store. Measures about 31 x 42 in. I was able to identify the watermark as the rooster symbol for Hahnemuhle paper. I believe the paper is specifically cotton rag as it feels very much like fabric. The signature looks very distinct so I feel like if anyone has seen it before it would be pretty obvious. Deciphering the title (can't figure out 3rd word) isn't that much of a concern to me until I figure out the artist. Any help would be appreciated!

 

I read 'Torn from a bough in Colours.'

Debora

 

Could it be TOWN FROM ABOVE IN COLOR???

 

I appreciate the help everyone but the title doesn't really matter to me, since it's an original.

 

You , are not an ISLAND !
We , are a community.
With 51 views...every answer....or comment can lead us to scoping out the truth about your item....
Sometimes a title can lead to finding the artist.!!!

Whether is matters to you , or not !

 

My bad, you're right

 

not saying it's Dali...
only that it reminds me .....

so, maybe a Spanish artist..?????

 

Yeah, my pipedream was that that first segment was his signature, as it varies a lot but during a specific period had the distinct hourglass look (as you showed) and the second segment was a variation of the crown marking he would do, but I'm not sure. I know he specifically used Hanhemule paper at least once, but due to his rarity it is unlikely that this is his. Good insight.

 

Kind of a shot in the dark...... Wonder if this is a work by Jeremy Xido. Primarily a film maker but has a degree in painting. Can find no works to compare.

John Simon Guggenheim Foundation | Jeremy Xido (gf.org)

 

Here's a another image with slightly different lighting. Brings the piece out more. This work feels too intricate to me to be just a one-off artist. Still sucks I cant find them.

 

I was able to kind of pick out two of the squares in the lower right of the picture. One looks almost like a car and the other an animal, maybe a cat. Fuels my pipedream a little further since Dali famously had a cat and a grass car that kind of looks like that.

 

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