Need help identifying painting and artist

http://prntscr.com/gxqtwc

https://prnt.sc/gxqswh
Sorry i dont know how to make my pictures visible

 

Here it is

 

Well it looks like an original watercolour. As for the signature...J..Perry?
That's the best I can come up with.

 

Very beautiful. It is a Romanian shepherd.
Name Silpessy? S. T. Pessy?
Maybe you have to search for a Romanian name ending in essy.

 

I tryed no results, i've been trying to figure out this painting for a while now..

 

Romanian surnames.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Romanian-language_surnames

Debora

 

No surnames ending with essy, might not be romanian ?

 

The painter could have come from anywhere really, painters travel, looking for perfect subjects.
And Romania is one of those countries with a lot of ethnic groups.
There are many ethnic Hungarians and Germans. Then there are Gypsies, who could have adopted any name during their travels, although many were named by their 'owners' during five centuries of slavery.

 

I have conflicting information to provide to you. I came across the artist Zoltan Szepessy born 1898. This work is one of the only ones that shows up when spelled in that manner (personally I think the signature looks very similar).

http://www.altes24.de/upload/images/170909/z/img_5099.jpg

It also appears that this artist (or maybe there are two different artists) went by Zoltan Sepeshy (or that is the common translation). These signatures really dont look like yours... Here is the link to the ebay listing of the first link...can anyone translate?

http://www.ebay.de/itm/Gemaelde-Sze...D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

(scroll down on that link for more photos of the painting).

 

Another one:

https://galeriasavaria.hu/termekek/reszletek/festmeny/1524419/Szepessy-Gyorgy-Hangulatos-festmeny/

 

Not much info, the painting is called Goose Girl with Flock of Geese, painted ca 1920. Oil on linen. The other info refers to the weight, size, condition, and that it is highly decorative, super quality, good potential, just a sales pitch.

The last link you posted is for a painting by a György Szepessy, not Zoltan.
They could be related, maybe it is a family of artists.
The names are Hungarian, which could be from Hungary, or from ethnic Hungarians in Rumania, where they are one of the main ethnic minorities. Or even another country with a Hungarian community.

 

The Zoltan Sepeshy born in 1898 (in Kosice, now in Slovakia) went to the United States in 1921. There is a great deal of information about him online, eg.
http://www.tfaoi.com/aa/3aa/3aa226.htm

The painting on Ebay is dated 1936, and seems unlikely to be his work, as he'd left Europe long before. It certainly doesn't look the work of such a highly trained artist in any case.

Having said that, even though it isn't by Zoltan S., it may well be by the same artist as Oskar's watercolour. If you take into account the different mediums, the signatures aren't that unlike each other.