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    Posted 9 years ago

    amyloo
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    Hi, this is an oil painting I remember being in our home when I was younger but has been in my dads attic for the last 30 years, its painted on canvas, I gather paint applied maybe with a knife rather than a brush, its detail is fantastic of the old man. Can anyone tell me who the artist is please as I cannot identify the name and I would love to know more about this painting and the artist. Many thanks

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    1. blunderbuss2 blunderbuss2, 9 years ago
      I would title it "Bad Marriage"!
    2. Gillian, 9 years ago
      Sorry, can't even make out what is on the canvas. Very, very dark.
    3. amyloo, 9 years ago
      Yes it is very dark, so was hard to photograph, thanks for yout comments
    4. blunderbuss2 blunderbuss2, 9 years ago
      Turn the light on ! LOL!!
    5. bladerunner22 bladerunner22, 9 years ago
      Could be a print also, they made a lot of them with raised oil backing on thick paper which they were able to do as early as 1910 on postcards also. They used to call them "oilette."
    6. amyloo, 9 years ago
      I know what your saying but no it's a proper oil painting on canvas, I was hoping someone could identify the signature really that's all. The PIC is dark but when I tilt the screen I can clearly see it, but I will try and get a better picture. Thanks anyway though.

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