Signature #4

The first initial is likely "P" with the "PS '75" date. How big is it?
Stollom or Stollow is the best I can make of it, with a star at the end.
Unpretentious, it looks like a 1970s lithograph made by a university art student, and I'd bet they cut the mat for it too... I really do like it a whole lot!

 

Stollows?

 

The artist could be the bulgarian Stoimen Stoilov.
https://www.kunstveiling.nl/items/s...n-stoilov-1944litho-lifes-struggle-ges/200531
http://www.stoimen-stoilov.com/works.html

 

the artwork is 7x9 inches

 

https://findartinfo.com/english/list-prices-by-artist/141116/stoimen-stoilov.html

 

Anyone else see what I see there? A little bit of obscene 1970s humor?

Debora

 

7 x 9 inches isn't the print , isn't it?
Is it about something else??????
This is a funny place , really.
Well so!


Bye

Angelo

 

i didn't say my artwork I said the artwork. Calm yourselves.

 

the more i look at the Stoimen Stoilov signatures the more it seems to resemble it with the Sto look at the cross of the t connecting the top of o. This work would have been early in his career.

 

But if it was early in his career wouldn't it be signed in Cyrillic like this one?
https://www.mutualart.com/Artwork/Six-works--UNTITLED--Fantastical-Illustr/CF36A153B06C4A34

I think the name probably is Stoilov, or Stoilova, but I'm not convinced either from the style or signature that it's Stoimen

 

Agree with Architrave ,definitely not Stoilov.If you look at anagram the artist first name starts with P surname S.

 

I'm not sure how you find what appears to be the name "C Cromwell or something like that with '80" to be in "Cyrillic" but this graphic piece was not done by the same artist as the graphic of the trees.

Hmmm, I don't get that, please enlighten me!

 

Georgia O'Keefe. 'Gray Line with Black, Blue and Yellow." 1923.

Debora

 

Ah, thank you! ::blushes::

 

Flowers: ok.

A tree w/ boards etc? that's a no.