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Wed, Sep 5, 12 at 16:16
| I took your advice and contacted an art professor. Just got off the phone, he told me my painting is an orginal. He confirmed it's a water color, from the pictures I sent him. He told me the value of the painting (without the frame) is between 5,000 and 7,000.
Thanks for the suggestion of contacting an art department. |
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| Whew!!!.. nice to know isn't it.. |
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| Congrats, ilene-84! It's a pretty piece. Can you believe someone threw it out in 1923?! |
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| Must say, I'm somewhat surprised that an art professor can tell an original watercolor from a picture (probably in an email)and also put a value on it from a picture. Good for you if, in fact, that is true. |
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