Linda Stein

I only know one Linda with a phone ...

 

been trying to get photos posted; however, after i click on file i am not given a choice of full image as the tutorial shows; uploading begins automatically and then red dialogue box comes up saying image too large

images are in jpeg with setting in dslr on fine and in cell setting is set as factory set it ... both ways are rejected as being too large and both ways give me no choice of "full image"

 

Here's an eBay item that may be the same artist:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Or...=true&nordt=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557

 

problem appears to be jpg setting. had to go to basic jpg to get it to upload. guess full sized image has too much info so it will not print. will cut it in two or three pieces if necessary but other images such as coa, typed bio, and signature come through. i will get to other artwork later

 

First, please edit your message and click "full image" (so we can see without clicking). (edit: thank you, lightning fast @i need help )

Two, can we please see the full piece?

 

i am going to probably have to photograph it in two pieces as even on basic jpg with all the white cropped out that i can get dialogue box still says too large

 

Looks a lot like the same writing

 

View attachment 173340 ok, here's full image with as much white as possible cropped out. had to set camera image setting to small as well as basic jpg

 

I suspect this is she and suggest you contact her. Just as a mid-century piece of feminist art, think there would be some interest on the market.

https://www.lindastein.com

Debora

 

i tried a few days ago but have not yet received a reply. I will do so again. Thank you.

 

S

i did get a reply from Linda Stein and she verified that it is her work.

 

Terrific! Whadayagunnadonow?

Debora

 

Now I’ll keep it with rest of items I’ve found over the past few decades—and eventually I will put it on the market as I can try to keep it forever but I can’t take it with me. To me, finding this piece confirms one thing : I may not always know what I’m looking at, but I usually have a good eye for things.