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    Posted 9 years ago

    TinyT
    (24 items)

    Do you have any idea who the artist behind these bronzes may be?
    I have already been through the main ones with similar styles but to no avail. So if anyone has an idea I would be interested in finding out more about them. They were purchased from an auction in Europe. The signatures are slightly worn and hard to read. They are a pair that you can put together almost as one piece.

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    1. kyratango kyratango, 9 years ago
      You may try a rubbing of the signature and see if it is easiest to read on the paper!
      Interesting design!
    2. TinyT, 9 years ago
      Already tried it! I thought it looked like a similar style to Henry Moore, but I have spoken to the foundation and it's not his work. The last few letters of the signature even look like oore.
    3. eye4beauty eye4beauty, 9 years ago
      Didn't Phil post this mark once ????
    4. eye4beauty eye4beauty, 9 years ago
      .... soné
    5. eye4beauty eye4beauty, 9 years ago
      A Bl ...... soné
    6. TinyT, 9 years ago
      If Phil has any info that would be fantastic.
    7. eye4beauty eye4beauty, 9 years ago
      He is not a member here anymore :(
    8. TinyT, 9 years ago
      I have been through lists of sculptors, hundreds of them and I can't find anything that matches, the name could be right but the style wrong. Really had a good look Into it so if anyone can shed any light on it I would greatly appreciate it.
    9. TinyT, 9 years ago
      Have his posts been removed?
    10. eye4beauty eye4beauty, 9 years ago
      Well ... Hopefully someone will remember ...
    11. eye4beauty eye4beauty, 9 years ago
      A B .... hesone
    12. TinyT, 9 years ago
      Umm it's a tricky one.
    13. TinyT, 9 years ago
      http://www.jennmaur.com/scartists%20index/scartistsindex.htm

      I couldn't find a name that corresponded with the style.
    14. eye4beauty eye4beauty, 9 years ago
      Yep ...
    15. eye4beauty eye4beauty, 9 years ago
      I wouldn't think art deco
    16. eye4beauty eye4beauty, 9 years ago
      ...h?soné
    17. TinyT, 9 years ago
      Was a bit limited on the categories.
    18. eye4beauty eye4beauty, 9 years ago
      Ok ... I know I have seen the mark here before ... trying to dig deep into the brain bank ...
    19. TinyT, 9 years ago
      Will be impressed if you can find it.
    20. fhrjr2 fhrjr2, 9 years ago
      Reading marks can be a pain. Try opening the photo in a photo editor and then reverse the colors. That will frequently bring out more detail and you can enlarge it within reason without it going to a total blur.

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