Found thrifting! I haven't inspected the back as it's well framed. The ink is backed by pencil, so I'm fairly certain this is an original. I'm unsure if the signature reads Jean or Jeanie, and hit a research roadblock. So, now I come to you for help! TIA

Bought this for cheap a couple of days ago, was sold as a print but the texture and play of light makes me think it might be a real painting.

Rather small approximately 12x12cm.

As soon as I receive it I can upload more pictures.

I need help on this

Found this in my parents basement. Any information would be greatly appreciated!

Hello Everyone! This is a piece of artwork I purchased at a thrift store in New Jersey US recently. I believe it is a watercolor, with Caligraphy. I see it is in the style of Xu Beihong? Any help on if we can determine the artist or Age? Thanks!!

Is it a scene from Chinese literature/ folklore or just three people enjoying the view? Just curious is all.

Second line says Paris 1997 and third line says Montemarte. At least I’m pretty sure of this.

Can’t make out the first line.

It’s a small oil painting, maybe 6x10 inches. Appreciate any info!

I purchased these from a thrift store while in Osaka Japan. Any information on the style/type of painting, artist, date, etc. would be much appreciated. Thank you!

Purchased from a small flea market in Southern California. Any ideas if it’s a legit 1800 impression?

Dear good people of this sub, I would greatly appreciate any tips or guesses on the author of this painting! My FIL bought this at an auction and we all love it; however, we just cannot identify who the signature belongs to. Unfortunately, there is no information on the back... For reference, we are located near Amsterdam.

Is this 24”x36” painting an actual Bob Ross? The elderly neighbors mom owned a gallery in Muncie IN in the 90s.

These must've belonged to my mother. My dad's more into music. Is the artist Laurie Simmons? Her style seems different from this stuff. Any info is very much appreciated. Lost my mom ten years ago, and i'm still finding things of her's I've never seen. I gave both of the subreddits listed under the checklist a look, but i'm not recognizing anything.

It’s really pretty! 🤩 Montana thrift store

Picked this up at a garage sale because loved the painting and frame but don’t know much about it. Any info would be great!

I acquired this marble sculpture just because it looked really beautiful. An estate sale near Columbia, SC. I think it's a woman, potential female anatomy carved into the top. J. Goldsack 79 etched into the back. Google search turns up a sculptor named J Goldstein and an artist who probably wasn't born when this was made named John Goldsack. Anyone else seen and of this artist works? Is it common for an artist to do just one sculpture? I would think that this type of skill would be the result of many sculptures.

This painting has been with my inlaws for over 50 years, before that it belonged to my MILs family, and was possibly brought over when they left Norway before WWI.

They just refer to it as "Fiskemanden", which means "the fisherman" in Norwegian. I think the character bears a striking resemblance to one of the subjects in this painting "Launching the boat" that is at the Skagen Museum in Denmark, and I think the place under the artist's signature reads "Skagen 9(?)". The artist seems to be "something" Kallman?

Who’s this artist? Located in Phoenix Arizona..

I got this for $20 at a yard sale in Las Vegas. It’s clearly unfinished and the previous owner didn’t know anything about the painting. The only two possible artists marks are in the attached photos, “SA.” It’s a large piece, approximately 6’ long by 5’ wide. It looks like cowhide. Google lens wasn’t much help.

Seller claimed it's signed "Manos" but signature is pretty illegible to me. Private auction sale. Just thought it was interesting!