BRUCE LEE, MICKEY MOUSE & FRIENDS, VERSACE & A FANTASY LADY PAINTINGS - ANYONE HEARD OF STANLEY D.?

I bought these off a friend who found them in a storage unit he won at auction today. They are all signed by a Stanley D. / No Limit?
It also looks like they were done in '73 except one that's dated 2012 - also he puts the date as day/month/year instead of month/day/year - so probably not originally from America?

Anyone know of him?
Any thoughts on the paintings? Could this be by a commercial artist? He's not just a week-end artist, right?
I paid $90 for the four of them - did I do OK?(!)

Thanks all, I appreciate any help.

 

I think all the Stanley D ones are 2012.

The surreal lady, can't read the sig on her.

 

Versace wasn't founded until 1978. That's a "12" for 2012.

Debora

 

Stanley must be European. I'd think a young art student or artist. These are all copies of somethin', except for the Surrealistic piece so that gives you a better idea of his skill and talent.

Debora

 

Surreal Lady......Sig does not come up very clear........"V lanntura 10".....or some such????

 

Here is Versace - thought it was '72 - and yes tha fantasy lady is a different signature - a tough one!

 

"Surreal lady" very reminiscent of the works of Frederick Haucke... except, ehhh, a little less nightmarish. Incidentally, word is that a treasure trove of "lost" Hauckes and Haucke studies will be coming up for sale or auction soon...

 

wonder why they were all taken off the stretchers...

 

Maybe VL Nantua? Nantua like the crayfish sauce and the French town it was named after?
I know, I'm going on about food again.

If several paintings are taken off stretchers.....

 

Probably storage issues.

Though I don't recommend rolling them up for for the long term.

 

The first thing that came to my mind was the comic book artist Stan Lee, a.k.a. Stanley Martin Lieber, of Marvel Comics fame...Spiderman, X-men, etc. But the "D" after Stanley doesn't make any sense, so I guess not.

 

THAT would be the find of a lifetime (especially for a comic book collector like me!).

 

Stan was a genius in many ways, but he couldn't draw a stick figure...