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Seascape oil painting

By Jplatten1, 6 September, 2009
Description

Seascape oil painting. Signed by K. Wilson. Signature is printed and the "s" in Wilson in longer then the rest of the letters. Has white sandy beaches, grass, rolling ocean waves, sunset, a lightblue lighthouse and 5 seagulls. Inscription on back in ink says, "To John, X-Mas 1987, Love Mom", there are two initials in red marking pencil," BI" in upper left corner on frame.

Category
Paintings
Medium
Oil painting on canvas
Distinguishing marks
K. Wilson
Condition
Excellent
Size and dimensions of this item
20" X 16 3/4"
Date Period
1980's
History
Found item at a thrift store
eBay Auction Link
Price Paid (If known)
Thirft store find $6.00
For Sale?
No
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Anonymous (not verified)

15 years 8 months ago

Re: Seascape oil painting

i have the exact painting if you find out value let me know

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Anonymous (not verified)

15 years 8 months ago

In reply to Re: Seascape oil painting by Anonymous (not verified)

Re: Seascape oil painting

Thanks for your contact. How uncanny! Does yours have a clearer signature or any more details to identify the artist?

What's the story behind your painting?

Cheers
Sue

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Anonymous (not verified)

15 years 1 month ago

In reply to Re: Seascape oil painting by Anonymous (not verified)

Re: Seascape oil painting

we have the same paintingand it has a very clear signature.
there is no frame on this one. how much do you think its worth

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Lovejoy

15 years 1 month ago

In reply to Re: Seascape oil painting by Anonymous (not verified)

Re: Seascape oil painting

If your painting matches the other, than it's pretty much as I've mentioned earlier.The majority of paintings of this type are generic " Starving Artist" pieces sold at traveling art sales held in hotel conference rooms.

These paintings are done up as multiples, the artist filling an order for an art wholesaler, while not mass produced in the modern sense, they are made for market demand for that type of image. In the resale market most sell for under a couple of hundred dollars

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Lovejoy

15 years 8 months ago

Re: Seascape oil painting

The appraisal of paintings via images it a futile adventure, some items such as oil paintings really require a physical examination to determine just what they are. That being said, the majority of paintings of this type are generic " Starving Artist" pieces sold at traveling art sales held in hotel conference rooms. In the resale market most sell for under a couple of hundred dollars

Lovejoy

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