Family heirloom painting

Can anyone help me identify the artist of this beautiful wild boar oil painting? It was my Uncle’s, who traveled Germany and Japan extensively from 1950 thru about 1995. Thanks so much for any help given.

 

It looks like Bachmann 1968, but I'm not finding a match for the signature or style.

 

I havent had any luck matching it to anything under that signature so far

 

Looks like Bachmann 1968 to me too. My parrot question... Anything on the back?

Debora

 

Any chance of getting a 'crisper/sharper' image of just the signature???? Thanks!

 

Have looked at the back and there isnt anything but dust back there. Just latge framed stretched canvas. Am getting signature photo again. Thank you so much for your help

 

Heres photos under overhead light and with flashlight.

 

Sorry i had to post it under the art gallery due to file size

 

@wiscbirddog .....what did you do to that signature???????????????? Did you 'paint' it??? NICE job if you did!!!

 

@Aquitaine - I just looked in JoLeander's media page after she mentioned she put it in art gallery. It was slightly over the 1MB limit so I just grabbed it & cropped it with my Corel program.

 

Thank you so much! Any ideason the signature?

 

In popular usage, an heirloom is something that has been passed down for generations through family members. Examples are antiques or jewelry.

The term originated with the historical principle of an heirloom in English law, a chattel which by immemorial usage was regarded as annexed by inheritance to a family estate. Loom originally meant a tool. Such genuine heirlooms were almost unknown by the beginning of the twentieth century.[1]

1968..... not an heirloom...

Just sayin..

 

I do think that sometimes we use the word "heirloom" in an emotional context. Something that's been passed down to us which we value because of sentiment.

Debora

 

It belonged to my uncle and was passed to my mom when he died. It then went to my dad and then to me. So actually only 2 generations but in the family for many, many years. If i used heirloom in a context that was offensive here then my apologies.

 

Ha, not offensive in the least !!
& who knows...one day your great great grand kids....may indeed have an heirloom..

 

Thanks!!! Was wondering how it was SO CLEAR!!!! I missed seeing that's where she posted it!!