Featured HELP w/ARTIST'S NAME ON PAINTING OF PEOPLE WITH BIG NOSES

I bought this yesterday at a local thrift store. I had one before & I believe this board gave me the artist's name, but I can't remember - or make out - the artist's name - can someone help me with this again?
Thanks

 

is it me, or have they all got their hands down their trousers ?, disgusting !!

i love looking at your posts mate, its like christmas

 

@journeymagazine OH YOU GOT A GOOD ONE!! Sorry, I don't know the name.

LOL SO TRUE IN EVERY WAY, @charlie cheswick

 

Hum, they noticed the maid big.... ( ° Y ° )

I think I read P. MACCHETTI

 

She has no dress sense.

Maybe R Marchetti?

 

The red 'whiskey noses' are a nice attention to detail.

 

I'm just shaking my head here. What are you thinking today, Journey? Between this and the matador one.......

 

Not exactly sure who the market for this one would be.

Debora

 

Not sure I want to know.

 

Inverted +......best I've got......kinda strange image!!!!!

 

I don't think this was a bad buy. EDIT: Of course, I don't know what the price was.

I also don't think all the guys have their hands down their pants.

 

This style reminds of someone, but "marchetti" is not helping me here.

 

Price was $7.95 - and I didn't notice their hands; I saw the balloon noses and knew it was by a listed artist known for doing that in all his paintings.

 

You can't tell from the pics but all of their noses (and the lady's nipple area) are almost like balloons - they come off the canvas like a 3d relief piece

 

i think its only supposed to be suggestive, a bit like the old uk seaside humour postcards, and people certainly collect them !

like you say though, the faces do ring a bell from something ive seen before

 

I remember those UK seaside postcards Charlie, I was raised in Margate, Kent, right by the seaside, holiday visitors would arrive there in Droves every summer and those postcards would be out on racks everywhere, we weren't allowed to look at them but we did, until the shopkeeper shooed us away, I never understood them anyway but was attracted to the interesting artwork .. this picture is interesting although I don't understand it, It's not exactly my cup of tea ... Joy.

 

i can almost picture that joy, priceless !!!

i bet a part of you knew something was interesting enough to be shooed away from

 

Well, my older brother, about 12yrs old at the time was VERY interested in them .. that's why we made stops at them. I never understood them but I was a drawer and painter as a child and the artwork interested me. My memories of my beloved England are always vivid in my mind .. have been back on trips and loved every minute of it ... Joy.