Posted 2 years ago
TeresaD
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R.ROSINI Oil painting 11”x15”
If you like flowers this is a vary nice painting
I don’t know anything about it so
I am here to see if anyone can help me
Is it worth anything maybe an age
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not listed in askart or in Davenports, but surely must be European.
Any kind of information may help me
R. Rosini: born in Mantova in 1924. Trained at the local art college for 3 years, and due to 2nd world war breaking out, was not able to continue studies but turned professional in 1952. Since then has earned his living by painting floral pictures. This artist offers a simple and delicate style of work most of which are florals and painted in a technique and style that looks as though the artist had painted the work at the turn of the century. He is well known in Italy and abroad.
Dave
how much would a r rosini sell for, we also have a beautiful rossi flowers in a vase wooden frame
I have looked up a few and the ones I have seen go for 150 up But I am looking for someone to help me out and tell me what this one may be worth
I have a oil canvas painting signed by Rosini. It is a floral display which looks like the flowers are in a large green goblet. The frame is crarcked Gold with burgundy in the insert.
I would be very happy if you could give me a rough estimaste of the value as I may be keen to sell it at the right price.
The painting is very nice; I have a picture that is similar.
Thank you
What is the value of the first oil painting above on the left?
They are the same oil painting just different angles
And As far as the value that's what I'm trying to find out myself
But why were you asking do you have 1 similar