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TLWilliams
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 Posted - May 25 2007 : 00:19:06
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When asking a question about an artwork post ALL information you know:
1) Medium: Oil, Acryllic, Pencil, Pastel, Charcoal, Etching, Litho, Engraving etc
2) Support: Paper, Canvas, Wood (natural or man-made, denote species of timber if possible), Tin, Copper, Card, Zinc, Porcelain, etc
3) Size; cm, mm or inches (denote which)
4) Provenance: i.e. where you bought the piece; oral or documented history.
5) Images: Front, Signature, Back, Labels etc. Read instructions on attaching images below
To attach an image file you need to click on the Browse button to locate the image on your computer, this is to the right of Attach files - found just below where you enter text (i.e. below this white square!). THEN you have to click Upload which is to the far right of the Browse button. If you don't click upload then the image will not upload to the forum. There is also a file size limit - so if your image exceeds the limit it will not upload - in this case you will need to either compress the jpeg file (using photoshop or practically any other imaging software - google 'compressing jpeg' for instructions) or alternatively, you can upload the image to Photobucket, Flickr etc and paste the URL (web-address) into your post.
Please do not post numerous threads on the same topic/object - any additional information and images can be added in the same thread by following up your initial post or indeed using the edit button. The members of the forum would appreciate it if you refrained from deleting your initial post (or editing it beyond all recognition) once your query has been solved for reasons twofold: firstly, these threads are invaluable research tools and when members come to reference them at a later date and the inital post has been deleted we then have no reference! And secondly, when members are busy researching your query and the thread has a number of follow-ups we often don't look back at the first message, so if it has been heavily edited with information such as 'problem solved' we're still busy researching!
This is a great forum with very knowledgeable contributors from across the globe, who will endeavour to solve your questions. If there has been no reply to your post it is more than likely still being researched so keep checking back!
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bornfrst
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Posted - Mar 10 2009 : 19:43:39
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ok, Thanks for the info. I will try & upload the picture right away.
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thehobo2011
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Posted - Apr 19 2011 : 18:07:27
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| I just want to know the value of a painting by a person, name p, esphna .dose anyone know his work
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shellistwrt
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Posted - May 08 2011 : 19:17:13
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new2u
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Posted - May 18 2011 : 22:18:18
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davidlewin
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United Kingdom
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admin
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Posted - Jun 22 2011 : 16:51:02
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The size of a picture in this forum can be up to a maximum of 150 KB.
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Vietato
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Denmark
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Posted - Jun 26 2011 : 01:28:06
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Also: Make a headline to your post that is descriptive of the art piece, like "abstract oil on canvas", "19th century landscape" or "watercolor portrait", rather than "help ID artist", which doesn't tell anything!
And: descriptive text on the photos also helps speeding up search: "front", "back", "signature", etc.
Regards,
Vietato
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jade30
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China
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Posted - Sep 19 2011 : 00:40:25
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Also: Make a headline to your post that is descriptive [jade]url:http://jadebuddhashop.com of the art piece, like "abstract oil on canvas", "19th century landscape" or "watercolor portrait", rather than "help ID artist", which doesn't tell anything!
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Dwan
Starting Member
France
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Posted - Nov 03 2011 : 20:12:58
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hello !
ok, I read the informations; thanks
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tlark0717
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Posted - Dec 14 2011 : 12:56:47
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okay thank you for the help
tupree larkins
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Jace11
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Posted - Mar 20 2012 : 19:16:53
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What is a locked topic please?
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Vietato
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Denmark
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Posted - Apr 22 2012 : 01:50:04
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A "locked topic" is one to which you cannot reply ; )
A "sticky" post is one that stays on top.
Both things are properties of the administrator only.
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I am webmaster on this: Art Talk - Foredrag om kunst (in Danish - about art lectures)
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1st Art Gallery
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Posted - Sep 11 2012 : 06:03:28
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quote:
Originally posted by admin
The size of a picture in this forum can be up to a maximum of 150 KB.
Admin
Thanks.
http://1startgallery.org/
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bulydog
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Posted - Feb 22 2013 : 04:50:09
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| I am embarrassed to admit that I didn't go back and read your very important information before reposting. I will not forget to do it the next time mea culpa.
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yawngie
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Posted - Mar 19 2014 : 09:20:22
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This is the best art forum on the internet. There are some very knowledgeable people on this site who have the skills and interest to benefit people like myself who are searching for answers.
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arb
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Posted - Aug 07 2014 : 06:44:27
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| Yes yawngie, it still is the best forum. But for how long.... I do wish Findartinfo would get the features up to date. One still has to go through all this archaic clicking to see the images it is all about. Not only time consuming, very confusing too, since you can't remember which one you already saw, resulting in a lot of unnecessary repetition. I notice, unwillingly, that this limits my enthousiasm for this forum. And it limits chances of getting answers.
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MTC
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Posted - Feb 17 2019 : 08:09:05
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E Steele, Water Colour and Gouache Painting
This artist is the same person referred to as Edwin Steele on the auction sites, but with incorrect dates of either 1803-1871, or 1837-1898.
There is another Edwin Steele, but this one was the son of this painter. Edwin J. Steele who was born in 1861 in Stoke on Trent. Apparently he died in Birmingham in 1933.
Edwin Steele was a painter at this Rockingham china and porcelain patter book, and his father, Thomas Steele was a painter at the same factory before his son.
E Steele is known as a painter of fruit and flowers, although there are some landscapes listed. He was quite a prolific painter, although he did not appear to exhibit, as there are no biographical details listed in our reference books, which are drawn from exhibition records.
I reckon this painting is authentic because there isn't any indication telling me otherwise. I have acquired many prints and one learns to distinguish between a copy and an authentic painting.
In England and France, when it is a copy, most paintings have a copyright
stamp of the company where the copy was reproduced. Also the colour of the painting is too good for being a copy. In this watercolour and gouache painting, there is nothing telling me the same is a reproduction.
In some parts of the painting I can feel the brush strokes, when I pass over it with my fingers. In particular over the waves beside the boats.
It was not painted in paper, but in cardboard.
An Art house with whom I entered in contact with, told me that the painting should be from Elvic Steele and not Edwin Steele, as according to this person the painting is modern.
However, these boats were used in Brighton in 1824. So the painting is not modern at all, but very old. It is ca 200 years old. I am posting here the boats I am talking about for you to see. Besides, Elvic Steele’s signature, is a completely different one.
I have bought this painting in "heart foundation" store in Islington, London.
Can you please help me to ascertain if the painting is authentic or a copy?
Many thanks beforehand.
Teresa Coutinho
ATTACHMENTS:
E Steele Signature.jpg
Beached Vessels at Brighton 1824.jpg
E Steele Good Picture.jpg
Back of the Painting 6.jpg
E Steele Waves 2.jpg
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