Bought from a neighbors estate sale years ago. She was an eccentric old woman who was interested in art, and literature. I think it is oil on wood. Any possibility the frame is original? I would love to know more about it.

Hi all! I bought this at a yard sale in New Jersey in 2007 or so and have always been curious about what its story may be.

The picture measures 12” high by 10” wide.

I don’t see a signature, but maybe you can spot one!

No luck with Google Lens.

In addition to any insight about the painting it, I love to get some guidance on how to gently remove what I can only speculate is a metric ton of tobacco crud on the paintings surface. Appreciate you taking a look!

I’ve had this painting in my bedroom ever since I was a baby, I was only told that it was given to me by my aunt. It has the signature “Di Wright” or D. Wright” on it but I can’t find a concrete artist who may have done it. So here I am

No data on back. Can't make out the signature. 1970. Acquired at an estate sale in Minneapolis. Mostly junk, but a few nice lithographs that caught my eye.

Amazing how hard it is to reverse image search something that's been painted by approximately five thousand different people, huh? 😅

This painting has been hanging in my grandma in law's house in Sydney, Australia for at least a decade, maybe a few decades? Nobody remembers anything about it. I don't want to disassemble the frame to get a look at the back of the canvas unless I have to, sorry.

I believe this is a serigraph but I can't seem to identify the artist by signature. I found it in a thrift shop in Vancouver, Canada.

Who is this artist?

My wife's very strange aunt gave us this. She said it came from a gallery in Martinique.

Usually she gives my wife old stale firs or old boots that don't fit. When I saw the painting I was kind of shocked. It's really really nice.

I looked up the artist and I really couldn't find a signature that was a good match. It's definitely a real painting. The brush strokes are crazy nice.

I confidently identified this art piece. However I am a bit novice and am just wondering if this is rare/umcommon? Can anyone please assist

I really need Help if this is a Real Dali or not. I heard that the Utensil for the signature would not be right and the Signature Looked a little of but i'm Unsure. Thx for any help !

I got this as part of an auction lot recently in southern Ontario, Canada. It was a really crazy collection that was sold through a small house clearing company that knows nothing about art. (The collector had died a while ago and there was only paperwork for some of the huge collection)

I've been able to identify most of what we got but this is one of the ones that has me stumped.

I've opened its frame, which may have been original since it fits the age. It has an archival mat and backing and is in proper conservation corners but there are no other marks or info inside or on the back of the paper.

Any insights welcome!

Just found this and can’t tell who it is by. The back is foam matted so not much help there

Thanks in advance

Hi! I have this oil painting showing Lake Lugano with mountains, a house with flowers and two rowing boats with fishermen. It’s painted with a palette knife in thick impasto.

My father got it from his uncle.

Bottom left it says “Lugano 1941 Novelli”, followed by a mark that looks like “B” or “Bp”. I’m not 100% sure about the name or whether the date is 1941 or 1971.

Size: 65 × 110. cm (with frame).

Does anyone recognize the artist or the signature? Thanks!

I saw this painting in Sir John Soane's Museum in London and wondered if anyone knows what it is. Unfortunately, I couldn't see any names on it or anything to identify it by - the website is just asking me to log in but with no way to create an account.

Thanks

I have a partial screenshot of a drawn reproduction/reinterpretation of Pierre Auguste Cot's Springtime/The Swing. I hope this is still allowed, the partial image is unfortunately all that I have. I saw the image years ago, I think on si.edu or a similar website with a large archive of artworks. I thought I had saved the artist's name somewhere but I can't find it! I am really hoping to find out who it is by because I just find it very interesting.

I found these two paintings forever ago on Pinterest (unfortunately I lost the pins), and I’ve tried all reverse image search tools with no luck. I’d love some help!

Does anyone recognize this artist? I found this image in Düsseldorf. Perhaps it’s just an unknown private individual—or maybe not?

Hello! I recently traveled to Albania and bought a painting that I really liked from a local stall in the bazar.
I’m now wondering whether I bought a real painting or a print.
What do you think? Sorry if it’s the wrong place to ask.

PS. Gemini claims that the Bazar sells a lot of fake stuff, and many digital prints, and that the dotted pattern here make it very likely to be a reproduction print as well (but I have no knowledge in that field, so I wanted a second opinion).

Thanks!

I know the images could be better - I live in another country than my family member, and they are older and aren't the greatest at taking pictures. I could try to get better ones, if needed.

Believed to be an italian artist, something like Fiorella Chiarchidi, or similar. I can't find any information - any help would be so appreciated!

Part of a job-lot of framed pieces from a Dutch (Utrecht) thrift store. The framing is quite grand but there wasn't a sticker or any other indication of where it had been framed. Maybe it was framed by the artist, or a caring amateur? The board on which the artwork is painted was affixed permanently (I think with glue) to the matboard of the frame so it can’t be removed and the back of the work can't be viewed. The piece is in paint and a bit of gold leaf, which is unobvious in the photos. There is a prominent signature and date: Maud Lyan? 2000, so not v old. The statue in the painting looks famous, but classic sculpture is out of my wheelhouse - Google image search is quite confident that it's Bernini’s Angel with the Lance but to my eye that don't look right.

Can anyone decipher the signature? It has been in storage for years. The person who gave it to me thinks it’s from the 1970s. Thank you.