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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Antiquefab, post: 9470960, member: 79338&quot;]Just to clear up a few points.I did not say that the painting was of the Matterhorn,but that the painting by A WALTER was a scene of the Matterhorn but of that region Swiss Alps,also his other painting a still life, painted in 1909 which to me is Edwardian period as the dress of the lady would suggest.I was merely&nbsp; trying to find an artist of same name,who was active in that period in that region and with a similar signature.As regards Walter Goodall being the artist well ,Goodall&nbsp; died in 1889,[Victorian period to me], but also that he had a stroke 14 years earlier and was unable to paint for many years before he died.&nbsp; IMO he is clearly out of the running to be the artist.As regards the partly concealed name being a homage&nbsp; to Van Gough I&#039;m&nbsp; not so sure.Many artists used similar ways of&nbsp; concealing their name so that it was not clearly obvious to the viewer.So the question still remains who is the artist and is he a Walter somebody or a somebody Walter.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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