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Fine Art1443 of 5783Art by B. Major. Where Terpsichore DwellsArtist Privett 1970's?
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    Posted 5 years ago

    Troublist
    (1 item)

    Found this recently and looking for information about it. It appears original and old, probably ww1 era

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    1. scottvez scottvez, 5 years ago
      Certainly looks to be by the same hand!

      There are some differences-- face shading (light/ dark) and the rank insignia are two things that jumped out to me.

      It is interesting that another showed up!

      scott
    2. Troublist, 5 years ago
      If this is not the same painting it's amazing how almost exact the brush strokes match! Did you ever find out who the artist was? I can't read the signature you photographed
    3. billretirecoll billretirecoll, 5 years ago
      Here's another one I found that's the same, it must be a poster:

      https://www.liveauctioneers.com/en-gb/item/4266240_1253-oil-painting-ww1-doughboy-millhouser

      I hope this helps! :^)
    4. billretirecoll billretirecoll, 5 years ago
      A little fun with this print! :^)

      https://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/267558-trump-holds-flag-hostage?in=user
    5. Troublist, 5 years ago
      Looks like maybe all of us were fooled! I've never heard of an 'enhanced print'!

      https://www.leonardauction.com/auctions/auction-catalog-detail/?auctionID=238&lotID=134
    6. scottvez scottvez, 5 years ago
      I don't know about that assessment. I have heard of the process but thought it was a late 20th century creation. The Giclee print is what I am familiar with.

      I guess the artist could have produced a lightly printed canvas that he painted over?

      The art is not that complicated-- I'd be more inclined to think that the artist created several examples of a popular/ saleable motif.

      At any rate, I am comfortable that it is "of the era" however it was created.

      scott

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