Another art Question

Discussion in 'Art' started by Tricia Harr, Jan 9, 2019.

  1. Tricia Harr

    Tricia Harr Well-Known Member

    Any help on this would be great.
    A. Pierre? the back says wet mount?
     

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  2. Bakersgma

    Bakersgma Well-Known Member

    Can we see the back please?
     
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  3. Tricia Harr

    Tricia Harr Well-Known Member

    hope these help
     

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  4. 2manybooks

    2manybooks Well-Known Member

    "Wet mount" probably refers to the way the artwork has been secured to a backing board:

    "Q1 : What is the difference between wet mount and dry mount?

    -Wet mounting requires the image to be mounted on a foam board that is often the same size as the poster, or is centered within the poster board using either a glue stick or spray adhesive.
    -Dry mounting is a method of setting the image on a hard backing through the use of a heat-sensitive adhesive material.

    A wet mount is freshly prepared, while a dry mount is pre-prepared and sealed.
    Air bubbles can be trapped in a wet mount but not in a dry mount
    Wet mounts are inexpensive to make and don't last as long"
    http://www.canadaoncanvas.com/include/canvas_faqs.php?id=156

    The use of a wet mount method (or dry mount, for that matter) leads me to suspect that your artwork is a reproduction rather than an original. It seems unlikely that a responsible framer would mount an original this way. Fine art would be secured with "hinges" of paper or tape, not completely glued to a board. (Which is not to say that it has never been done, unfortunately.)

    Can you post a photo of the back of the artwork? And please check "full image" when uploading - we will be able see it better. :)
     
  5. Jivvy

    Jivvy the research is my favorite

    Sniped on the wet mount discussion. :bucktooth:
     
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  6. rink28

    rink28 Well-Known Member

    When looking at the back I believe it to be a print/lithograph
     
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  7. Tricia Harr

    Tricia Harr Well-Known Member

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  8. Tricia Harr

    Tricia Harr Well-Known Member

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  9. Tricia Harr

    Tricia Harr Well-Known Member

    I hope I did it right that time..
     
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  10. Marie Forjan

    Marie Forjan Well-Known Member

    Looks like a water color to me, maybe with crayon accents? There is something like that in the close up of the signature. Or maybe it's just dry brush?

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  11. 2manybooks

    2manybooks Well-Known Member

    It does look like a watercolor, but it may be a reproduction print of a watercolor. If you are willing to take it out of the frame, and are able to take a closeup of the image (preferably under magnification, if possible), we might be able to identify the medium for you.
     
  12. Marie Forjan

    Marie Forjan Well-Known Member

    If you have a loupe, look at it and see if you see a texture, like a dot pattern?
     
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  13. Tricia Harr

    Tricia Harr Well-Known Member

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  14. rink28

    rink28 Well-Known Member

    It's a lithograph of a watercolor. Still a nice wall hanger!
     
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  15. Tricia Harr

    Tricia Harr Well-Known Member

    How about the artist name?
     
  16. Figtree3

    Figtree3 What would you do if you weren't afraid?

    The signature does look like "A. Pierre." I haven't been able to find anything yet...
     
  17. Tricia Harr

    Tricia Harr Well-Known Member

    I know I've search too and nothing
     
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