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<p>[QUOTE="johnny1234, post: 10231817, member: 82607"]I think my remake is better than the original, assuming that the actual originator was Alfons spring. The other copy you showed is horrible. Not sure why it would be called the "Fortune Teller." The painting depicts a gambling scene where the dealer reveals a card that makes the three others lose a lot of money. The slanted bird cage signifies the chaos of gambling, the religious icons signify the immorality of gambling. like an allegory.</p><p><br /></p><p>So i guess back then they mass copied others' artworks with misleading attributions, to sell them for people to decorate their bathrooms, the way Bed Bath and Beyond might sell a made-in-china oil painting for cheap. Fortunately I only paid about $100 per painting, "ohne rahmen." But they are very high quality paintings with a fine esthetic effect, even though they are copies or pseudo-copies. good esthetic feel or eye candy. But attribution to a specific "Reinhold" is clearly a misattribution, as your brilliant sleuthing shows.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="johnny1234, post: 10231817, member: 82607"]I think my remake is better than the original, assuming that the actual originator was Alfons spring. The other copy you showed is horrible. Not sure why it would be called the "Fortune Teller." The painting depicts a gambling scene where the dealer reveals a card that makes the three others lose a lot of money. The slanted bird cage signifies the chaos of gambling, the religious icons signify the immorality of gambling. like an allegory. So i guess back then they mass copied others' artworks with misleading attributions, to sell them for people to decorate their bathrooms, the way Bed Bath and Beyond might sell a made-in-china oil painting for cheap. Fortunately I only paid about $100 per painting, "ohne rahmen." But they are very high quality paintings with a fine esthetic effect, even though they are copies or pseudo-copies. good esthetic feel or eye candy. But attribution to a specific "Reinhold" is clearly a misattribution, as your brilliant sleuthing shows.[/QUOTE]
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