Tuesday, 30 May, 2006, 00:00
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The seller, www.lauritz.com, Denmark:
Peder Severin Krøyer 1851-1909
Lot number: 739585
PEDER SEVERIN KRØYER. Oil on board. Skagen houses at dusk. Signed S. Krøyer, November 1901 30 x 38 (39 x 47). Provenance: Private collection of Skagen art, acquired via several generations of Skagen inhabitants.
artfakes.dk:
This painting has nothing to do with the world-famous Danish artist P.S. Krøyer. It's a cheap piece of canvas worth about $100
Monday, 29 May, 2006, 00:00
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The seller, yg_spinsation, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia:
This amazing drawing was acquired in Western Europe, part of an estate which contained a lot of artworks. It is attributed to the revolutionary master PABLO PICASSO, with "Picasso" signed clearly on the lower left. The date is unknown and the drawing is intact in GREAT condition, quite a big work measuring approx 12 inches wide and 16.5 inches high. The medium is graphite, pastel and colored pencil, and it has been stored unframed. It would look spectacular if framed. The provenance is uncertain, thought to be part of a private European collection.
artfakes.dk:
The drawing is a fake.
The signature is a fake too...off course.
The seller can't sell it as attributed
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Sunday, 28 May, 2006, 00:00
Winning bid: US $1,025.00
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The seller, galleryduval, London (No pickup), United Kingdom:
Signed and dated "Villy Bille" for Vilhelm Victor Bille (1864-1908), a listed Danish marine painter. He studied with his father the marine painter Carl Ludvig Bille and briefly visited the Royal Academy in Copenhagen
Buying from Gallery Duval is your guarantee for a qualified partner.
Sincerely Gallery Duval.
artfakes.dk:
Willy Bille is not Vilhelm Bille (1864-1908)
Willy Bille (1889-1944) is a son of Vilhelm Bille.
Saturday, 27 May, 2006, 13:57
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The seller, dennydoodit, San Marcos, California, United States:
Right off the bat I must tell you that I obtained this mixed media drawing, along with another that I may list on eBay next week, from my grandmother long ago and until recently it has been sitting in storage. She loved art and gave a lot of what she had to me because she knew that I was also fond of art. Now, I don't know where she obtained it and there are no docs (I mean...it was my grandmother...I didn't ask for any) so I have to offer this art as a replica or decorative art to comply with eBay rules. The other two pieces of art we have presently listed on eBay are authentic and have been appraised (Kees Van Dongen and David Roberts). This mixed media drawing of a woman on a beach (?) looks like watercolor and either crayon or colored pencil. I can't tell. It looks a little beat up and I appologize for that but maybe it adds to the 'character' of the piece in some respects. Some of the close ups show brush strokes and/or scratches. The art is about 8.75" X 11.5" and was framed about 2 years ago with a kind of antique-looking frame. It looks quite nice. Money back guarantee (see shipping info). No reserve but a fair starting price. NOTE: We'll be in Palm Springs for a little R&R over Memorial Day weekend (Thurs pm thru Mon pm) and won't be able to answer questions at that time. If there is a winner and the art is paid via PayPal, we can ship Tuesday. Thanks for looking. This is a great looking piece of art.
artfakes.dk:
Nice story. Nice drawing. Nice fake.
Friday, 26 May, 2006, 00:14
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The seller, vintageboston, Burlington, Massachusetts, United States:
Pablo Picasso. Signed Original Drawing.
Incredible piece of Original Art created by Pablo Picasso. This piece was obtained in trade through another collector and need to sell. It measures 8 inches tall by just over 6 inches wide. It is pretty much a "Nude Abstract" and is done in pastel, (not an oil), which is a catagory that is very entertaining. The signature is on the left side in Pencil and is dated 1/5/57.
When people think of Picasso they think of large oil paintings. Picasso always painted or did drawings. Many of his "doodles" were never published due to the offensive nature. Many of his pieces would have been outlawed at the time. This piece comes from that era and therefore makes it at least as rare as many of his famous oils. The quote below the image confirms this statement.
artfakes.dk:
It's funny picture all right! But Picasso didn't draw it.
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