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Re: Who knows the baroness ?
« Reply #30 on: June 12, 2013, 06:05:18 am »
 Mmm,,, didn`t know that !!  Not that familiar with Dutch spelling !! Misspelled words irritate me !! Could be the pic I guess !! Didn`t look right !! Still need to see the back !!

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« Reply #31 on: June 12, 2013, 06:24:25 am »
Its become...a load of Double  Dutch.....to me.....thats,bull shit...in Texan.... ;D
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« Reply #32 on: June 12, 2013, 07:13:03 am »
Now that's a language I know well !! :D

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« Reply #33 on: June 12, 2013, 08:32:05 am »
Need to see back of painting !! You would think the Baroness,, would know how to spell it !!

This ole dude agrees with you, to wit:


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« Reply #34 on: June 12, 2013, 08:37:00 am »
here's the back and maybe nice if we stay at the subject ?  So about the painting and the artist and who she was en where she lived ?

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« Reply #35 on: June 12, 2013, 08:37:54 am »
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there are times when you crack me up.....and today is one of them.....if we can,t find the "baroness".....what chance is there of finding the nationality of the girl....


Bigwull, like Gerspee said, ….. look at her clothes.

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Has anyone ever signed a work or art like that other than on a toilet wall ?


I believe so, to wit:

http://www.yarddog.com/blogs/yard-dog-art-gallery-1/6331698-jon-langfords-prints

And this one ............

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The paintings in my collection were part of a lot of paintings by Bernice, some of which were fully signed "Bernice Ozmun". Several also included an early 1940s date. Ozmun sometimes signed her work verso and sometime both on front and verso. http://kevindaniel.x10.mx/illinois.html


And here's 2 more:



Source link for above: http://www.manevolves.com/raymond-rowley-king/

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Re: Who knows the baroness ?
« Reply #36 on: June 12, 2013, 08:39:55 am »
Need to see back of painting !! You would think the Baroness,, would know how to spell it !!

This ole dude agrees with you, to wit:



Hahahahahahahaha !!  ;D


Back to the Barones

It's been relined, board backed and then placed within another frame.

Still don't like it - sorry !

There's nothing about this person online so you need to have the picture looked at first hand

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« Reply #37 on: June 12, 2013, 08:42:09 am »
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there are times when you crack me up.....and today is one of them.....if we can,t find the "baroness".....what chance is there of finding the nationality of the girl....


Bigwull, like Gerspee said, ….. look at her clothes.

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Has anyone ever signed a work or art like that other than on a toilet wall ?


I believe so, to wit:



No, they just have the place name and the date - very common.

This one has, allegedly, the place where the painter lived and where she painted it signed on the artwork itself - never seen that before.

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« Reply #38 on: June 12, 2013, 12:03:40 pm »
here's the back and maybe nice if we stay at the subject ?  So about the painting and the artist and who she was en where she lived ?
I thought that was obvious...she/...stayed in London in 1900.....as for staying on the subject.....Na!!...its become  a big yawn.......we need our little distractions.....ke eps us sane.... ;D
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« Reply #39 on: June 12, 2013, 01:26:54 pm »
here's the back and maybe nice if we stay at the subject ?  So about the painting and the artist and who she was en where she lived ?
i don,t see an overlap of the canvas...furthermor e...i would have expected to see a stretchered frame....can i just say.....do not give up your day job just yet....
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« Reply #40 on: June 12, 2013, 01:28:48 pm »
He said it had been re-backed in the third post.

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« Reply #41 on: June 12, 2013, 02:39:24 pm »
fair enough.....but i still think its canvas print thats been overdone with acrylic..or maybe oil...but whatever it is...i don,t think its worth what cloggie thinks its worth....as for finding out who ,what, where....he,s got more chance with a needle/ haystack....
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« Reply #42 on: June 12, 2013, 03:29:44 pm »
I'm curious to know if this appears to have been varnished/shellac'd (surface of the canvas) , gerspee .

It's not unknown for members of 'royalty' to be rather egotistical , so perhaps this was a painting done by the (as far as I know) unlisted Baroness in Rome 1900 , hence the unusual sig on it .

Nice little item , however damaged & improperly (by todays' standards) preserved !
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« Reply #43 on: June 12, 2013, 03:31:26 pm »
As a wee answer to bigwull just some advice . As a former victim  off traffic taken out off my car with a severe brain damage and some broken bones and classified as a invalid in 1994 . It has never taken away my positive thinking with buying and selling antiques or art or electronics's what's my daily time occupation now to avoid being bored and depressed . What also means that I do know what could bring a decent return on my bought items .

When it comes to this picture it's only to pin it to a certain member off this family and it's closing down to this Baron Riemsdyk and his family now . There where no other members off this family who where allowed this title . And trust me that it's a real painting and not a print on canvas like been mentioned . Even with the UV light (paint reflex's) it's okay and shows the repairs made on the canvas before it's been put to the wooden frame . There's also no pieces been cut of the painting from original and the holes off the nails are there carefully painted in with colour . So the restorer even took the trouble to keep it as made instead off cutting the nasty bits and sides off the painting .

Second fact would be a simple one because why make a copy as a canvas print from a artist that is almost unknown as a very good painting artist ? Who would even buy this copy ?

So when it will be establish t  as being painted by the real Baroness who ever she was then it will be a good return if I would decide to sell   ( And it's in the room now and I think I like the girl and the way she looks to me ......Must be the mid-life crisis kicking in  ;D
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Re: Who knows the baroness ?
« Reply #44 on: June 12, 2013, 03:56:23 pm »
As a wee answer to bigwull just some advice . As a former victim  off traffic taken out off my car with a severe brain damage and some broken bones and classified as a invalid in 1994 . It has never taken away my positive thinking with buying and selling antiques or art or electronics's what's my daily time occupation now to avoid being bored and depressed . What also means that I do know what could bring a decent return on my bought items .

When it comes to this picture it's only to pin it to a certain member off this family and it's closing down to this Baron Riemsdyk and his family now . There where no other members off this family who where allowed this title . And trust me that it's a real painting and not a print on canvas like been mentioned . Even with the UV light (paint reflex's) it's okay and shows the repairs made on the canvas before it's been put to the wooden frame . There's also no pieces been cut of the painting from original and the holes off the nails are there carefully painted in with colour . So the restorer even took the trouble to keep it as made instead off cutting the nasty bits and sides off the painting .

Second fact would be a simple one because why make a copy as a canvas print from a artist that is almost unknown as a very good painting artist ? Who would even buy this copy ?

So when it will be establish t  as being painted by the real Baroness who ever she was then it will be a good return if I would decide to sell   ( And it's in the room now and I think I like the girl and the way she looks to me ......Must be the mid-life crisis kicking in  ;D
welcome to the invalid club....i,m an invalid also.....
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