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End Of The Trail Painting by Michael J. Meketi

By easy0607, 13 April, 2009
Description

This is not a canvas painting. The frame measurements are 30 1/2 inches wide by 26 1/2 high. The picture has one small water spot in the upper left corner. The picture size is approximately 16 x 20. It has the signature "Meketi" in the lower right hand corner. I have seen the same print on E-Bay, but with no signature and a newer frame selling for $99.99

Category
Paintings
Distinguishing marks
Meketi
Condition
Good
Size and dimensions of this item
16 x 20
Date Period
1920-1960
History
This picture is at least 40 years old. We found it in an antique store, and they bought it from an antique dealer 40 years ago. We would like to find any history on the artist and the approximate value of this item.
eBay Auction Link
Price Paid (If known)
200.00
For Sale?
No
Photos

Anonymous (not verified)

15 years 11 months ago

Re: End Of The Trail Painting by Michael J. Meketi

Hello,

My grandfather, Michael Meketi painted "The End of the Trail" in 1970. He was born in Foster, PA in 1918 to Hungarian & Polish/Ukranian immigrants. He moved to Aurora, IL as a child & worked for the Burlington Railroad. He was a talented artist, painter, cartoonist. He loved the southwest & it was a common theme throughout most of his oil paintings. He also painted many religious pieces for area parishes.

He passed away in 1987 - at his art gallery.

If you'd like any other info please feel free to email me at [email protected]

Regards, Jennifer Trudo

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Anonymous (not verified)

15 years 9 months ago

In reply to Re: End Of The Trail Painting by Michael J. Meketi by Anonymous (not verified)

Re: End Of The Trail Painting by Michael J. Meketi

I was excited to see you had some information about this artist. He was my mother (Bonnie Johnson) uncle. (Perry's sister). I was looking for some art work from him. I would like to find a piece for my house. If you know of any artwork for sale, please let me know... thanks...
Sondra Benson
[email protected]

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