Featured Picaso vest

so let me get this straight
there is a guy, or girl , somewhere in america, between Montreal and California , that paints perfect old Picasso's on abstract things (doors, chairs, and vests ) ages them , signs them PICASSO , dates them , and then goes around to arts and craft fairs selling them ? I'm going to need more proof than someones word/opinion on this .
I'll have to go to more arts and craft shows lol. a tree stump , Picasso or not ?

 

I'm afraid I'm with Debora on this.

 

well they do say that the Picasso family gets 700 submissions a year , they won't tell you how many are found to be real ,signed prints or original works of art ,( but when one is found it hits the world news and spreads like fire ) as well a good fake Picasso , I believe that most of them would be prints , or copies of prints unsigned , no fingerprints ,wasting money trying to get it authenticated (maybe that's why they do it for free) . everyone else wants $10,000 or more to do it .
as it stands it doesn't matter what anyone else says , he owns the vest , i own the chair , and someone else owns the door,( i don't know who) , so the decisions, and cost are ours . as well as the rewards or failures .

 

i copied your picture and will open it in windows xp (security camera computer lol ) and reverse the color (reverse negative ) and post the results , if that's okay with you ? like this

 

Sorry, but the waistcoat (vest) for tails is backless to avoid showing any lumps or gathers on the back - particularly if there is no (optional) pocket in the tail, which weighs down the fabric and helps to keep it smooth.

In addition this vest is too closely cut - a dress waistcoat has a much deeper V. This vest is from a lounge suit.

Of course common fashions have changed since informality became the byword in the 1950s...........................but what is PROPER has not changed................

 

well maybe just a regular suit vest from the 1800's . this one claims to be 1800' on ebay , same buttons in white

 

we could argue this all day and night heehee lol but the only way is to have the Picasso family tell him/me "no it's not done by him " or "yes it is " , here is your certificate

 

Examples are not hard to find. Here's a "Guernica" motorcycle jacket, for instance.

Debora

 

Here's "Girl Before a Mirror" sneakers.

Debora

 

Or if you prefer to sit on it...



Debora

 

yes i have seen these before and talked to the maker todd fendos , he lays no claim to my chair, and states "it's not one of mine" and congratulated me on my find , and are the sneakers signed ?

 

cool shoes i haven't seen them before lol
and you can clearly see they are new and have no age or wear to them , if they had been around in his day he might have done it to a bathed out pair someone had tossed out lol

 

Todd Fendos did this one also

 

i'm sure it would take very little effort ,or research to debunk these as modern repos .

 

IMO each artist has his or her own unmistakable style of how they do their art , i saw this at a distance and recognized the artist right away without looking at the signature .so i bought it to go with my other 3

 

even without signatures you can see they are done by the same artist with the same paint and brushes

they are all signed also

 

My fault clearly here, I was in a hurry and posted this before going out last night and should have mentioned this vest was picked up in San Francisco in the late 80's from a woman that had vests painted with Monterrey Bay / Beach scenes hanging on a rack. This one stood out from all of them because of the Impasto style paint and the only one depicting a Picasso painting. It was assumed that the woman was the artist. When I posted this, I was asking if anyone knew how this was painted and what worth something like this might be. But I knew it was not a Picasso original but a very well done replica of a Picasso painting in Impasto. Sorry for any confusion

 

yes everyone it's true it could have been painted by some lady selling replica/fake Picasso's , Monet's , van Gogh's ,and andy warhol's painted on clothes on the beaches in the 80's , that is why we have experts and authenticaters , if it was so easy you could just look at a pic and tell yes or no they would be out of a job . I'm just suggesting to get a free appraisal from the Picasso administration , nothing to lose and everything to gain , or live with not knowing or caring , let the next generation figure it out hahahaha but they might not care ether and history lost .

 

heeheeheee ya that's a real Picasso masterpiece and you are just proving my point that fakes are easy to spot .