More paintings

Here are some more of them.





This one with the people has a very strange almost sand like texture to it.

 

https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/w...-winter-landscape-oil-painting/id-f_20252802/

https://www.1stdibs.com/furniture/w...ings/original-oil-edward-barton/id-f_5379433/

antidiem Thoughts ?

 

Oh on the one on the top

 

The one appears to be by Edward Barton but ignore the price on 1stbids as their pricing is astronomical. Go on ebay and type in edward Barton painting and there are listings way cheaper. Most around 150 dollars

 

The rest appear to be factory decorative sofa paintings

 

Thank you I know they are ridiculous lol I would love to get some of those prices they ask for stuff. I just wanted someone to confirm I am on the right track before I spend another hour researching. Thank you so much

 

Actually the sailboat one is by Eric Michael here is a link to his website
https://ericmichaelsfineart.com/watercolors.html

 

wow thank you so much

 

the cobble stone painting is by artist boris chezar.

 

The ski painting looks to be "L. Martin". There is a artist a L martin artist but couldn't find any that matched the signature as yours. Maybe someone else could find that.

 

WOW you have amazing eyes again thank you so much

 

Is the "sand texture" - actually the texture of watercolor paper?

It sort of looks like sprayed sheetrock mud!! But the painting itself is a watercolor or gouache?

 

Just to clarify - it's not mud^^ lol

 

I agree with Rink on the prices of Barton, although in person in a shop, I'd definitely mark it $250 to have some wiggle room and someone will feel they've gotten a good deal. Of course you can def mark it higher too! Someone in Cali may have the money for MCM decorations.

 

Thanks for showing me, DeAnne

 

It's a painting on canvas and really thick in spots and a sand like texture. I stuck my finger nail on there to give you idea on depth of some of it.

 

DeAnne, It may be sheetrock mud, or similar art textured paint. It's not a major work of art, but in time that extra thick surface could flake off of flexible canvas. I would not put a high price tag on that one. The artwork itself doesn't appear to demand it either. The center focal point is faded out, with effort to emphasize the horse drawn cart, but It doesn't really work for me. The fade technique may be trying to emulate fog? Not sure, but a quickly painted and appears to be water based paint.

 

Hmmm.. Not sure it's water based tho!

(THREADZILLA STRIKES AGAIN!)

 

I do appreciate everyone's help now that takes care of all the ones sitting around the living room I will have to start on the bedroom tomorrow I have a clown playing golf in there lol. Probably a print haven't looked at it yet. But now i will have to go look

 

well it's definitely a painting 4 feet tall not the greatest shape