Egyptian Papyrus Painting 3 Geese, S. Gharib artist

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Posted by cagney22
16 years ago
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Description I know nothing of this picture. I have seen reproductions, but this one has the gold paint that the others do not. It is signed on uncut papyrus S. Gharib. There is a slight yellowing to the paper, but the painting colors are very bright. On black mat with aok frame. Three geese, only the first big gold one is eating. Followed by 2 other blue, gold and red geese. There was a label on the back which indicates professional framing, but it is missing.
Category Other
Medium Papyrus painting, framed
Distinguishing marks S. Gharib, artists' signature
Condition Good
Size and dimensions of this item Roughly 11" x 17" edges of papyrus not cut but rough, frame is 15" x 22"
Date Period Unknown, appears vintage, signed
Weight 2 lbs.
History An old couple brought into a thrift store for donation and said it was original
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Price Paid (If known) 15.00
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Submitted by Anonymous

I have a painting I am assuming is by the same artist. The signature is nearly identical, the difference being the zag attatched to the B crosses above the name. Also painted on papyrus. The only information I have is that it had been stored for approximately 15 years, and I do not know where or when the previous owner aquired it. It is an egyptian painting of Ra and what looks to be a noble, including heiroglyphs. [email protected]
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