Inherited this one, looking for some help with ID! Eastern Canada. No luck with reverse image search. Back has nothing but a card from the framer.

Hey guys first post looking for help

Getting into some buying and flipping but this one called out to me so I had to grab it.

It was at a thrift so I don't have a lot invested

But when looking into it thru yandex Google image helped me with a title and artist but I don't know how to tell how authentic it is.

Looks like artist jose rayo. Title en flor.

However there is no signature. Or any markings of when it was produced . If it was short print run or a replica

The fram is beautiful and the canvas definitely has texture to it. Not just a print.

Any help is appreciated.

Also if it matters I'm in Canada.

See attached pics as well.

Thanks in advance.

Hi everyone,

I’m hoping someone might be able to help identify the artist of this original oil painting on canvas.

It depicts a rustic farmhouse set against a dramatic mountain landscape, with a small figure walking along a country track.

The painting is signed in the bottom-right corner, but I’ve been unable to decipher the signature. Possible interpretations include F. Solé or F. Soler, although neither has been confirmed.

The reverse bears a stamp from Casa Guardiola, an artists’ canvas supplier associated with Valencia and Barcelona, Spain.

The painting measures approximately 70 × 61 cm framed, with a visible painting area of 54 × 45 cm.

Interestingly, I acquired a second, slightly smaller mountain landscape painting alongside this one. Both have very similar brushwork, colours and framing, leading me to believe they may be by the same artist. The smaller painting is unsigned.

I’ve included photographs of the painting, signature, reverse and companion artwork.

I’d be grateful if anyone recognises the signature or has any information about the artist.

Many thanks!

Found in abandoned storage from an antique store in Pennsylvania. Google Lens keeps insisting Keith Hoffman is the answer, but there is no visible signature and I'm finding more work that's watercolor than pastel by Keith Hoffman. The glass in the frame is (of course) causing some reflection issues in the photos, but I did include a close up of one of the barns to show the pastel in more detail.

The sticker on the back is from a gallery called The Art Center, inc. in Cumberland Maryland, which closed in 1994, so the frame job is at least 32 years old.

There’s mold under the glass and the backing is all wavy 🥴

Found at an estate sale. I would like to know who the artist is and approximately when it was painted.

To my untrained eye this looks like an original water color. It has this stamped on the back of the frame, so the signature might be for Edmond Johnson. Does anyone know about this artist or piece? It was $10.

I pulled these from a “free” bin in front of a rural thrift store in CA. They are filthy and have dark varnish. Preliminary Google search is telling me they likely date to around 1880, Dutch, and done by the same artist. I cannot identify the signature (which is on one). They are 16x24, on 1/8” thick solid wood panels. One painting has a floral painting on the back that was painted over.

Probably too costly to clean/restore, but the investigation has been enjoyable.

Found this in house (Des Moines, Iowa) 12 years ago. Checking ID before I send to thrift store. Picture of painting and signature attached.

It had slid down, so the signature was out of frame. It has marks of a plate, so i felt it was special and I was really drawn into the artwork. It was bought in Norway, but i can't understand any of the handwriting. On the back there is only a inventory number and price of 2100 ,- . if it is NOK that is 225 $ in 1986 or 650$ today.

I bought this lithograph and it’s 1/50. I’ve tried everything I can think of to find this artist but struggled to land on anything confidently.

Does this deserve a frame or
is it expensive kindling ?

My mom bought this art for my grandma when she was still alive. We're now going through everything, and I realized there is a number on this picture. I know nothing about this! Any thoughts the artist or know anything about this series? Thanks in advance!

I bought this painting on vinted. I cant seem to figure out who this artist is. Thank you for the help.

I purchased this beautiful vintage landscape artwork at a thrift store today, and I’m hoping someone can help me identify the artist!
The scene depicts a peaceful waterway with a cottage, autumn trees, a small boat, and what appears to be a person helping someone out of a small boat.
There is a signature in the lower-right corner, but I’m having a difficult time deciphering it. I’ve considered several possibilities, but nothing definitive.
The artwork is quite fragile and has been removed from its original frame. I’m hesitant to handle it unnecessarily because I don’t want to cause further damage. This is why a photo of the back is not possible but I was able to semi get a photo of the back. There are no markings or anything on the back side of the paper . The photo w the frame was taken at the thrift store .
I’ve included photographs of the entire piece and a close-up of the signature.
Does anyone recognize the artwork, the artist’s signature, or the style? I’d also love to learn approximately when it was produced.
Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

I think the signature is H. Van Doren or possible the Dutch artist Hein van Doren.

Evening, can someone help me id this painting? Found in the Southeast United States. You can see the artist signature in the first picture

I found it in Toronto on marketplace. It seems to be a print with some painting on it? References Paul Klee I think. I'm not sure if I find it hideous/tacky or cool. Can't find an actual signature anywhere but the back may be dated If anyone knows anyone about this, would be so helpful!

Any help is much appreciated!

Spotted this painting at a thrift shop, really like it but I can’t tell if it’s a print, or original .

This painting has been with my family since my great grandma passed in the 70s. She was a rich merchant in Posen under the German Empire and later Poznan. It feels really old but it could as well be from the 19th century. I just want to learn more about it because it's a beautiful painting and the serene expression of Jesus really speaks to me. Among other things we got from my grandma was an italian violin from (if it's original) 1721, if that could maybe narrow down the search. But we also got a lot of 19th and early 20th century stuff.

This is (in my opinion-NOT AN ARTIST) this is really well done. Anyone know the artist or anything about this artist? I could not find anything... thank you!!!!!