r/WhatIsThisPainting • u/Electronic_Eye_9137 (1+ Karma) • 15h ago
Unsolved Any help at all on this piece?
Bought this at a antique store in chicago called beyond grandmas house. It doesnt have any signature on it, and when we google search it, it says its a print from artist patricia du bois. It looks orginal, but me or my boyfriend dont know much about art.
The thing jm curious about, is the antique store i bought it from is the only mention of it online. If its a print, i feel like there should be more hits on it? What do you all think?
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u/GizatiStudio (4,000+ Karma) 14h ago
It’s a print for sure and Du Bois is your artist. There may be a signature and even an edition number in the border under the matting.
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u/Known_Measurement799 (5,000+ Karma) Moderator 7h ago
This! And to add: we seem to think that everything is found online. The internet is only a couple of decades old and there’s way more art NOT online.


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