Unidentified Artworks

It's difficult to say who painted that, since that isn't a highly descriptive question. It sounds, however, like the paintingHeiliger Schutzengel, by an artist called Lindberg. It is a low-profile painting by a low-profile artist, so information is limited and sometimes contradictory (rumors exist, for example, that it is miscredited to Lindberg, and that the painting was actually painted by a significantly later art restorer, Hans Zatzka). It's really too difficult to give a precise answer for a question so open to interpretation.

Reproductions of art works have no monetary value, whether they are old or new. The value lies in the quality of the reproduction and the ability to hang such a famous art work in ones home.

The Jean Beraud painting is from the well-known Café de Paris in Paris.

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It's in the former Dominican monastery church of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan, Italy. It couldn't be sold anyway. The best price i could come up with is "priceless".

Sometimes there is a signature on a painting that tells you who the artist is. However, sometimes these signatures can be fake. If you are unsure, it is best to take the painting to an expert.

Fold the card in half. Cut from the bent side across, a centimetre to half an inch from the edge, stopping about the same distance from the other side. Now cut from that other side a similar distance from the previous cut and stopping early as before. Continue to cut across from alternating sides until you reach the end; the last cut must be from the folded side, not the edges. Now, unfold the card. You should able to expand it into a loop that is quite large. To change the length of the loop, simply alter the distance and/or number of cuts: more cuts with less between them (which makes a thinner band) means a longer loop, and the opposite is also true.

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Usually an appraiser is the best option to determine value. If the artist is fairly well known you can look up auction prices for similar pieces. There are many variables that determine the value of a work of art.

Charles Courtney Curran is the artist who painted "Woman in a White Dress in a Garden". It is a lovely painting featuring woman in a beautiful garden setting.

He was the son of Lord and Lady Randolph of England.

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Lord Randolph Churchill and Lady Randolph, neé Jennie Jerome .

He had a brother called John Strange Spencer-Churchill

He was an independent and rebellious child.

He did well in English and History, but did poorly in everything else.

Churchill's childhood was not privileged or happy

He played with his brother,didn't talk to his mother that much, and was named after hif father

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Sir Winston Churchill came from a very rich family, so his early years were comertable.

American Gothic by Grant Wood.

Raphael, Dürer, Bellini, Leonardo, Warhol...

What do you really want to know?

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i think its vincent vangoue

its made by people painting in a piccy with dots.

hi my name is joe and i work in a button factory. I've got a wife, 3 kids.one day my boss said to me hey joe are you busy i said no so push that

artist first name R. last name starts with Tauo

Check out tattoo symbolism here: http://tattoo.about.com/cs/beginners/a/symbols_intro.htm But remember, sometimes a rose is just a rose. It doesn't mean or symbolize anything! "I have to colt 45's just under my neck, there is no real meaning behind them, it was a design i drew and liked so i got it done. And im still really happy with it." -Yinzer

"They are like his/hers in some cases just randomly like the image (even though that isn't wise), but usually people's experiences define this one... in my case i have 2 handguns (45s as well) on my hip bones angled down and they have pink roses (full bloom) coming from the barrels (one on each side). This I got after my daughter was born. The guns symbolize my sex drive...the, power and whatever and the flowers are the beautiful child the that seemingly destructive thing created. ^_^ Just be sure not to get a meaningless tattoo...if you really like a design and want it anyway, put a story to it. You can always think of something. Its your life and your skin." -Ani

It depends on the eye of the beholder. A business person who has his shop covered with graffiti will be upset because it looks like gang members have tagged his store and his customers may be afraid to shop there.

Others may see graffiti as a type of art. Some areas allow for murals to be painted such as the Bushwick Collective in Brooklyn.

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There's Lucy Edwards, sculpter; Lucy Edwards, painter; Lucy Edwards, aspiring model; Lucy Edwards, video maker; see the links below.

There are many versions of this subject, the most famous being the sculpture in white marble by Michelangelo.

Aurélia Vartanian is a plasticienne and scenographer living between Paris & Berlin.

She has an interactive website. She has not yet an exhibition in Dijon and region.

He was an American painter of landscapes and phantasy subjects. His prime time was the 1930s, Art Deco style.