Anyone know the dimensions of the "Anna" painting?

magiccarpetrides wrote:Anyone know the dimensions of the "Anna" painting?

48x24

So, just to be sure... These are authentic (hand-made) signed pieces of artwork? I'm not an expert when it comes to this stuff, but I like a few of the items. I'm interested if I can have some more info on why this is such a good deal... Thanks

I thought this painting I hope I'm satisfied when i get it.

I thought this painting I hope I'm satisfied when i get it.

tmat3 wrote:So, just to be sure... These are authentic (hand-made) signed pieces of artwork? I'm not an expert when it comes to this stuff, but I like a few of the items. I'm interested if I can have some more info on why this is such a good deal... Thanks

The "Anna" piece is the only one that claims to be painted, and the description carefully avoids saying that the artist did the painting.

None of the pieces list a country of origin.

None are unique, based on the sales stats.

Given the above, my guess is that none were painted by the artists, and, if they were painted, they were done so as a copy of the original work, possibly overseas.

Way too expensive for replicated art work. If I am paying $200+ for a painting, I want to be the only person who has it.

clevernamehere wrote:Way too expensive for replicated art work. If I am paying $200+ for a painting, I want to be the only person who has it.

HA! never go to a gallery then, if you expect to only pay $200 for a professional painting! (And why would you think a commercial site such as woot would offer professional paintings for only $200? Real paintings don't get mass produced and therefore cannot be sold en masse!)

stinawargo wrote:HA! never go to a gallery then, if you expect to only pay $200 for a professional painting! (And why would you think a commercial site such as woot would offer professional paintings for only $200? Real paintings don't get mass produced and therefore cannot be sold en masse!)

The trick is to go to coffee shops near schools, or shows by artists collectives, or just bars where artists hang out and/or work. Charity silent auctions are good places, too.