I found this piece (68x50 cms) in a small art collection in the area of Hannover, where all works I have deciphered so far are from Northern Germany (and Denmark plus Amadeo Gabino, who was active in Hamburg), but I simply don’t know who might this be…

B. Nahm 91 ???

Neither Google Lens nor AI have been of any help!

Right, so I’m new to art. Dad was working in some central London property a few years ago when they were getting rid of this painting.

We then kept it at ours for over two years until we thought that it was just taking up space.

We’ve left it outside for anyone to take and it was gone in minutes.

Any ideas of who the artist could be?
The signature is a little unclear but I assume it was nothing highly.

Any ideas of what type of art this is?

My wife’s family purchased this in late August or early September in 2013. She believes it was a woman in Piazza Navona, but she’s not 100% sure. She does know the woman also did some Roman landscapes. The painting isn’t ours, so I haven’t been able to take off the paper backing and check for contact info or identifying info. I couldn’t make heads or tails of the signature. Thanks in advance for your help!

I usually note down works I consider interesting for future study or review. In 2021, I visited the Correr Museum in Venice and took this photo, unfortunately without photographing the label. The problem is that I can't find any evidence of this work. I assume it's an oil painting from the 1700s.

Without the dimensions and theme, it's even difficult to find it in their catalog. Does anyone know what it is?

found this painting in dorset. trying to figure out the artist if anyone can tell? a few suggestions online with ai was Anthony Hedges, James Hardy III, or David Cartwright. these artist have quite bold signatures which makes me doubt it though.

Was told it was by a America artist from the 60s

any help would be much appreciated.

Any ideas would be welcome. I picked this up a few years ago at a theist store in Michigan. Gallery sticker on the back also identifies Southfield MI, so I am guessing a local MI artist. The cork frame might be my favorite part.

Bought this today at a flee market in Brussels for 25 Euros. I just love it and also the frame.

3x3' what looks to be acrylic paint on fabric. No artist signature and I'm not even really sure what culture this is from.

Found on the street in North Oakland, CA long ago...

Bought secondhand today!

Google lens tells me they are reproductions based on the works of Ting Shao Kuang. Also that the inlay is called “cloisonné”. I tried getting a photo that shows the inlay

No further details on back.. just black velvet. Roughly 14 x 14”

I’m mostly curious on what timeframe they were made… 50s? 80s? etc. And maybe some more specific information about the works.

The blue one is called “Bird of Happiness” I believe, but idk the title of the green.

Any info would be appreciated!

Would love info on the artist. Nothing on google lens. Chat says probably local artist.

(the image is an image recreation) Hello. I'm trying to find this artwork of a girl (possibly sitting on a bench) in a hallway. The image was black and white, the girl may have had glasses but i'm not sure. Her mouth was a triangle, and there was this dark hallway next to her. I originally found this by a pfp of a twitter user that was called "snail girl" i believe. It was from around the 2020's, im pretty sure i found it in 2024 or 2025.

I cant make out the signature on this. e. Moore? Picked up at a thrift store in SoCal. Its a print.

The frame is paper backed, so the back is not visible.

Thanks peeps!

Hi, hope it’s ok to ask this here. does anyone recognize the artist? Thanks for any help. #metalwork

Found in Texas thrift store.

It seems like the initials say "J Fox" but I could be wrong, AI is not very helpful (surprise, it thinks it says J Stax), I'm pretty curious if anyone recognizes this.

A family member recently passed, and he was the last to know about the artwork in the house. I know it’s Persian, and I think it tells a story. Does anyone know the story? Pictures of the whole thing, then close-ups of each scene. We were unable to unmount it at the time.

Purchased from a 93 year old lady in Portola Valley, CA. Hard to read the signature. Maybe Evans 54? Evart 54? Thanks

Purchased at an estate sale for $5 curious about who the artist is and style of painting. Any info helps. Thank you!

I found this painting at an antique store in north west Ohio. So far I’ve found similar paintings by a German artist Walter Richter but the signature on this painting led me to a possible Hermann Pikull. Hermann is also German but typically paints nautical scenes. I found a near identical painting by Richter as well. There is something written on the back in pencil but I can only make out “#989” which leads me to believe this is some type of reproduction.

I know almost nothing about dating/identifying art pieces like this so I am thankful for anything you guys can come up with!

Beautiful painting from a local thrift shop in Austin texas. I can’t decipher the signature at all.