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This is a painting I was givin as a leftover at a yard sale for free. I cannot make out the name and I have done some research online and have found nothing. I can feel the paint raised when I touch it like a 3d painting. Please let me know if anyone has any information on this painting. Thank you.
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I can't tell you much about it, but it does have a desirable look to it.
Do you know anyone who can tell me anything about this painting? It has been a puzzle for years.
Dear flea,thanks for your comment. I suppose it could be "Caire", I thought it was "Caine" but as much as I have researched this, i didn't think to try different letters or rearrange the letters . Thanks again.
I think it may be a painting by Osmund Caine?
could be Osmund Caine, Brit. painter, as Cindy mentioned in her comment. He did landscapes, etc.... it does look European to me. I would research Osmund Caine, and see what I could find. good luck.