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Description
This 1920s art piece is in its original frame and is rougly 4' tall and 3' wide. It is of an Asian lady/goddess standing in front of a lotus tree that is growing out of a beautiful blue vase. A white dove is landing on the tree. The lady is holding a small "globe" of some sort in her hands. At her feet is another globe that has a lotus tree in it. The colors are still vibrant. In the right hand bottom corner is the name ~Georgina~ This piece came from the Estate of the Blumenthals in St. Louis.
Category
Asian Art
Medium
Wood type frame and painting appears to be on a type of paper
Distinguishing marks
Bottom right corner is the name Georgina
Condition
Good
Size and dimensions of this item
4' high 3' wide
Date Period
1920s
Weight
15lbs
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Re: 1920s art original frame
Re: 1920s art original frame
With Art like watercolors, oils and prints, unless there is a publisher's name or some provenance, bill of sale etc. they nearly always need a physical appraisal to determine what you are dealing with. For example, from the image it's impossible to tell if this is a print, watercolor, or a picture cut from an old calendar. Pieces like this need a physical appraisal.
Re: 1920s art original frame
Thank you for the advice....i'll try and find one in houston.