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<p>[QUOTE="Mill Cove Treasures, post: 28242, member: 60"]Yes, I just read through that entire thread. Now I'm wondering if he was contracting with an Art Broker here in the USA since that woman's husband bought the painting in a department store in NY.</p><p><br /></p><p>A few years ago, I had several paintings by an Artist from England. I had a date wrong in his bio and his niece was nice enough to contact me to correct it. She gave me a short bio of her Uncle. He had gone to art school and had shown at the RWA in England. However, like so many other artists, he got a "real job" and painted for pleasure. An art broker from the US saw his work in a Gallery Show and contracted with him to buy his paintings to be sold here in the US at high end retailers. </p><p><br /></p><p>His niece said they wanted scenic landscapes of the local area. That may account for the Barsi paintings being so similar. It was the same time period and he passed away around the same time as Barsi. It could be the reason so many of the Barsi paintings are here. </p><p><br /></p><p>I need to find my notes, I don't remember if she gave me the name of the broker.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Mill Cove Treasures, post: 28242, member: 60"]Yes, I just read through that entire thread. Now I'm wondering if he was contracting with an Art Broker here in the USA since that woman's husband bought the painting in a department store in NY. A few years ago, I had several paintings by an Artist from England. I had a date wrong in his bio and his niece was nice enough to contact me to correct it. She gave me a short bio of her Uncle. He had gone to art school and had shown at the RWA in England. However, like so many other artists, he got a "real job" and painted for pleasure. An art broker from the US saw his work in a Gallery Show and contracted with him to buy his paintings to be sold here in the US at high end retailers. His niece said they wanted scenic landscapes of the local area. That may account for the Barsi paintings being so similar. It was the same time period and he passed away around the same time as Barsi. It could be the reason so many of the Barsi paintings are here. I need to find my notes, I don't remember if she gave me the name of the broker.[/QUOTE]
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