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the signature of georgia o'keefe look like this :
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Hello, sorry, I can not answer your question, but I would also like to know whose signature is R. Smith, I have bought I big oil painting from this artist in Kentucky between the year 1986 and 1990. If there is a chance to get more information about this artist I will get in touch with you. If you will have more details please give me a note. Thank you very much. Judith
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