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Sunday, September 19, 2010
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2 comments:
I have seen several watercolor paintings at markets throughout NY and PA that are almost exact in style and age, but of different subjects. I was very interested until I saw at one market, two completely identical paintings of a black union soldier in a casket. I asked each dealer if they were aware of the other and they said they were not. I have a feeling these are being reproduced somewhere in the Northeast. Just a thought. If anyone has any info, I'd like to know your thoughts.
VERY interesting! I can see that happening since I've seen someone knocking off a lot of American folk art sculpture lately. Recently at Brimfield, I saw two knockoffs at two different dealers: one was a crude knockoff of a sandstone bust of a Capt. Miller that I actually posted a long time ago. The other was a pretty good knockoff of a boundary marker that Fred Giampietro has in his inventory. It's always a minefield out there!
Thanks for the tip Daniel!
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