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I have what I think may be an original Grandma Moses painting. Painting has been professionally framed with date October 30th, 1973 written on back along with the card of an art appraiser that no longer exists. Winter scene depicted, definately in the style of Grandma Moses. I have attached pictures. They are from my cell phone so not the best quality but I can take more later to post. Any information will be appreciated.
Category
Paintings
Medium
Watercolor painting
Distinguishing marks
Signature on bottom right of painting MOSES.
Condition
Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item
21x17 Its in a frame so that are the demensions I can estimate
Date Period
unsure
Weight
Unknown because of frame
History
Item was found at a thrift store.
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Price Paid (If known)
none
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Re: Possible Grandma Moses painting
<p>Any original art item really needs to be physically examined to determine their origins and value. Nobody can authenticate oil paintings from an image,or even determine that it's an oil painting or a <strong><font><strong><font face="Arial">Giclee´. Any painting that could be by a famous artist really needs to be examined by a Specalist in Fine Arts, I suggest you contact sothebys.com .</font></strong></font></strong></p><p> </p><p>Lovejoy </p>
Re: Possible Grandma Moses painting
<p>http://huntsville.about.com/library/blmoses.htm</p><p>Here is a photo of the same picture, different frame on January 27, 2002. Her works where at the Huntsville Museum of Art. Huntsville is one of only seven museums in the nation to present this 87-piece exhibit of the most important paintings of Anna Mary Robertson.</p><p>This one is named<em>" Sugaring Off</em>", 1943, It is in a Private collection.Only four images, The Old Oaken Bucket, Sugaring Off, The Old Checkered House and Out for Christmas Trees, were ever issued in editions hand-signed by the artist. In the case of these signed reproductions, the signature, in pen, appears in the margin below the image. </p>