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Two architectual paintings by same artist.

By Angienrick, 23 September, 2008
Description

 I have two nice architectural paintings, I believe are lithographs. I think they are water colors, but I don't know for sure. The artist signed on both is MARC. There is also a C with a circle around it in the bottom corner of both paintings and also another circle with a ST/F (in between two horizontal parallel lines) in it. They are very nice paintings. I believe they are in the original frames. The frames have some water damage around the outside edge. The actual paintings have not been damaged, but if they are original frames, should I re-frame them? How old are these paintings? What type of paintings are these? Are they lithographs? What is the value of these two paintings? Thank you for your help..

Category
Fine Art
Medium
Painting, maybe a watercolor.
Distinguishing marks
Both are signed MARC.
Condition
Fair
Size and dimensions of this item
Actual size of painting itself is 4X6, but they are mounted on gold colored backgrounds; making their size 8X10
Date Period
unknown
History
I purchased these two pieces of art at a flee market. They do have some water damage along the gold background border, but the paintings, themselves are in very good condition. I believe they may be in original frames, but I am not sure. I don't even know exactly how to take them out of this kind of frame, it has a paper back, I don't want to damage it anymore than what it has from wearing from years..
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No
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Lovejoy

16 years 7 months ago

Re: Two architectual paintings by same artist.

If there's a Copyright mark, and it carries no edition number, it's more than likely a mass produced print.  Have a look at the print under a magnifying glass, if you see a series of small dots it's not a lithograph.

 

Lovejoy 

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