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pamara
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These are two western stage coach paintings that I also dicovered in the basement, no signature but they are oil on canvas, any info appreciated.
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I'm no pro but paintings like that could worth a lot of money. I have a friend thats has a Tom Haas Print not an oil painting of horses that is worth $500 to a $1000.00 So I would say that they should be worth lest a few hundred dollars Each! But if you have names of the artist maybe more!
looks like they are the same painting? their really nice thanks for sharing!
Yes I realised that after I posted them, but the one one the right looks more original.
The one on the left may be a print but still worth money just not as much as an oil painting. I realy can't tell but the one on right may be an oil painting!
Are you sure they are paintings? The one one the right looks like fabric, as the design is repeated. If you look closely, you can see that all the design elements are repeated. The stagecoach and passenger is the same on both and the row of buildings is also identical, as are the two horsemen riding into town and the horses being saddled at the bottom. The left one is an enlarged version of the right one, with different colors. Maybe they were an artists sketch for a fabric design, or maybe someone had the bright idea to paint with oil colors over a fabric. They are very cool, and I love the frame with the brands.