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Unidentified Artworks
Do you have a painting or piece of artwork that you have often wondered who the artist is, or what the value or origin is? This is the place to ask questions concerning paintings and other pieces of art of unknown or indeterminate origins, with an eye to identifying the artist, title or value, and the work, . Are you knowledgeable about rare and unidentified works of art? Come on in and share your knowledge by answering questions.
375 Questions
I have seen it listed as "Boy Picking Apples". I bought that painting in 1988, and on the sales receipt it just says "Apples". I think that's an abbreviation.
I'm not sure if this will help but I just bought a print of this piece... It seems to have 2 signatures one in each lower corner. One looks very authentic. If u'd like to see photos and see if u can make out the signature(s)... Email me novuscera@gmail.com
What does Petique or Patique mean?
i think what you mean is batique, it is when you draw something on a piece of cloth in hot wax, and then after the wax has dried, use dyes to create a pattern and colours, then you iron the wax off, and leave a patter. that's a brief explanation, jsut Google it
central system to all points
About a Black and white work of art of a child that appears to be drawing them self?
The black and white artwork depicts a child focused intently on drawing, with a sketch of themselves emerging on the page. The contrast of light and shadow accentuates the child's concentration and innocence, while the simplicity of the monochrome palette highlights the act of self-reflection and creativity. The piece evokes themes of identity and imagination, inviting viewers to consider the significance of self-perception in childhood. This artwork beautifully captures a moment of introspection, where the child explores their own likeness and individuality through art.
What are three things in common that batik and tie-dye have together?
Batik and tie-dye both involve the technique of resist dyeing, where certain areas of fabric are protected from dye to create patterns. Both methods also result in unique, intricate designs, as the final outcome depends on the application of dye and the resist techniques used. Additionally, both art forms have cultural significance, with rich histories and traditional practices in various regions around the world.
Painting signed only tony.does anyone know who this could be.?
I have recently come across an oil painting ( sea scape style) boats in a cove shape waters about 80 cm X 65cm , pretty old, cracked oil paint, signed tony, I have posted it in my facebook page, I am looking for its artist's ID.
Who created the Unity sculpture?
From OAkland TRibune: The public is invited tonight to view a model of "Unity," a proposed public sculpture by North Bay artist Robert Ellison that will grace the new Mandela Gateway housing development at Seventh Street and Mandela Parkway.
Is this the one you mean?
The Resurrection (1499), by Pietro Perugino.
Painted by Millais in 1886 it depicts a small girl with a large umbrella (gump).
Not one of his more famous pictures but issued as a print none the less
Corrections: It was painted in 1881 by Millais for The Graphic and was made into a print. The correct title is "Little Mrs. Gamp" and it depicts a Dickens character - Sairey Gamp - as she might have been as a child. Mrs. Gamp, the Dickens character, was always with a bonnet and an umbrella.
It was displayed in the US in Buffalo, NY. for the grand opening of Albright Art Gallery 31 May 1905
I have much more information on this painting if you are interested
Is there an artist who painted pictures of doors and doorways?
yes, he's from India. His name is Santhana Krishnan, I love his work!
Wow, I have one too. My parents got it years ago when we lived in Germany. I can't seem to find any info on the artist.
Last judgment was the first painting of an Italian painter what is his name?
Michelangelo Answer 2: It is true that Michelangelo painted the famous fresco of the 'Last Judgement' in the Sistine Chapel. However he did that in the years 1534 - 1541, when he was over 60 years old and very famous. It was, then, very far from his first painting.
It is a 1970's picture called "At the Beach" If it is framed and under glass then it is a copy of the original, I have seen them on eBay for $20. However, I am still looking into it myself.
It is not possible to assess the value of a work of art until it is up for sale. It is also not possible to determine the value of a piece of art in this online format. Many factors determine the value of art. The best option is to have the piece appraised.
it is 2,325,667,657,676,543 now do you get it
Need info on Ruth baderians paintings golden cherubs?
Cherubs is a painting by Ruth Baderian that depicts two cherubs interacting. The depiction of the fanciful cherubs is a departure from her usual art style. She is particularly known for her fine art that celebrates nature.
What is the average sales per square foot for a sporting goods store?
The average sales per square foot for a sporting goods store typically ranges from $200 to $400, depending on factors like location, store size, and product offerings. High-performing stores in prime locations can exceed this range, while smaller or less trafficked stores may fall below it. Ultimately, effective merchandising and customer experience play crucial roles in driving sales per square foot.
Which artist signed his paintings g.w.y.?
The artist who signed his paintings with the initials "g.w.y." is George Wesley Bellows. He was an American painter known for his depictions of urban life and boxing scenes in the early 20th century. Bellows was a prominent figure in the Ashcan School movement, which focused on portraying the realities of everyday life in America. His work is celebrated for its dynamic composition and bold use of color.
Who is J Fuller the artist of oil painting of sea captain?
Who is J Fuller the artist of oil painting of sea captain?simular face.I was at an arts and crafts sale in Shreveport, La. in the mid 1970's. One of the booths had many paintings of seamen, woodsmen, and others. There was one painting of a Rabbi and I purchased it. The other faces had many views, and most were the same or similar faces. The outstanding eyes were common to all. All of these were J. Fuller paintings I do not know if the man in the booth was the artist or not.
How long does a glow in the dark paint last on canvas?
It depends on the paint used.
"Luminous" paint will only last a short time because it will lose its chemical reactants (radioactive paints being unusual).
"Phosphorescent" paint may absorb light energy, then release it again. This will last for a considerable time but not for any great numberof years, because it reacts with other chemicals as well.
