Thoughts on beautiful floral oil on board painting? Help decipher artist's signature?

Hi all,
I found this today & I thought it was beautiful & well done (I like the flowers' colors against the dark background; makes them pop) - and was wondering if I was right & my art taste is improving - or if it's just another factory painting?
Also can anyone tell me who the artist is; looks like Julio maybe?
Thank you for any help, it is appreciated!

 

China. (Sorry.)

Debora

 

Still, very pretty.

 

Agreed! Lovely compared with a lot of what’s out there. The use of severe black is called “chiaroscuro” and it’s quite collectible in paintings (I am a big fan)
EDIT: what an attractive rabbit hole!

 

As I inadvertently come across flowers painters, I add their names to an arbitrary list (no particular rhyme or reason):
Daniel Seghers 1590-1661
Heinrich Christoph Pickart 1700-?
Peirano Genovese late 17th – early 18th
Paulus Theodorus van Brussel (Paul Theodor) 1754-1795
Jan van Os (Georgius Jacobus Johannes van Os) 1744-1808
Jan Baptist Bosshaert (Bosschaert) 1667-1746
Francesco Lavagna 1684-1724
Jean Françoise Eliaerts 1761-1848
Rachel Ruysch 1664-1750
Francesco della Questa 1639-1724
Christian Berents 1658-1722
Jan Frans van Dael 1764-1840
Johann Daniel Bager 1734-1815
Jan Evert Morel 1777-1808
Abraham de Lust active 1650-c1695
Jan van Huysum 1682-1749
Jacob van Huysum 1688-1740
Justus van Huysum 1659-1716
Michel Bruno Bellange 1726-1793
Jan Philip van Thielen 1618-1667
Jaun Battista Romero 1756-1804
Cornelis van Spaendonck 1756-1839
Gerard van Spaendonck 1746-1822
Nicola Malinconico 1663-1721
George Clare 1835-1890
Vincent Clare 1855-1925
Oliver Clare 1853-1927
Abraham Mignon 1640-1679
Francesco Lavagna 1684-1724
Michele Antonio Rapous 1733-1819
Jean-Baptiste Monnoyer 1636-1699
Gaspar Lopez 1677-1732
Kateryna Bilokur 1900-1961
Louis Tessier 1719-1781

 

Have you guys found any rabbits yet?

 

This has a rabbit:

 

Wee one in the garden, doesn't cause much trouble. (Not what you were thinking?)

I too like journey's painting.

 

Thank you guys - I didn't think factory/China I guess mainly because it was done on board.

 

So what is the back like? The surface does look rather like canvas to me. Board as in wood?

 

It has the look of tole painting to me.

 

Masonite? (Reason why photographs of the back of works always helpful.)

Debora

 

Sorry - back is covered with black paper probably from whoever framed it, but I'll get a photo of it

 

Doesn't really matter. Just curious. And probably sold pre-framed.

Debora

 

It is very attractive. You find such interesting paintings, @journeymagazine -- I've looked locally, and almost never find any interesting art where I live.

 

Thank You (when they're not factory paintings!)