Who is the painter?

[Laurence Hogg]

No descriptions with them I suppose??

[Ray T]

No descriptions with them I suppose??

 

Unfortunately no. This is Ron Hough's work though, by coincidence the stool appears in Autumn 2016 NarrowBoat.

 

Edited October 3, 2016 by Ray T

[David Schweizer]

I cannot offer any suggestions on most of them (Dave Moore will proably know) but the footstool is definitely by Ron Hough, it is almost identical to one he did for me some years ago. And the Dipper in the first photo could also be an early piece by him, if not it is definitely a Braunston (Nurser) influenced one.

[alan_fincher]

Does anybody recognise either who the painter here could br, or particularly the manufacturer of the can.

I though I had a lose up of the arrangements for hinging the hanle, which look unusual to me, but it seems I do not, though they can just be seen.

I doubt this is anything special, (unless someone wants to suggest otherwise), but equally I think it was probably painted some considerabe time ago.

 

As you can see he condition is not great, (particularly the top!)

 

[pete harrison]

Interestingly I have a Can from the same manufacturer and painted by the same person, although mine is smaller and has a wire handle with a wooden roller - and is in considerably better condition 

[alan_fincher]

20 minutes ago, pete harrison said:

Interestingly I have a Can from the same manufacturer and painted by the same person, although mine is smaller and has a wire handle with a wooden roller - and is in considerably better condition 

And are you able/going to say who that painter and/or can manufacturer is/are?

 

EDIT:

And my apologies that I have gone past the point where I can edit my last post to insert introduce all the letters missing from words in it!

Edited July 9, 2018 by alan_fincher

[pete harrison]

22 hours ago, alan_fincher said:

And are you able/going to say who that painter and/or can manufacturer is/are?

 

EDIT:

And my apologies that I have gone past the point where I can edit my last post to insert introduce all the letters missing from words in it!

Nope, because I have not got a clue as to either 

[alan_fincher]

On 09/07/2018 at 20:30, alan_fincher said:

Does anybody recognise either who the painter here could be, or particularly the manufacturer of the can.

I though I had a close up of the arrangements for hinging the handle, which look unusual to me, but it seems I do not, though they can just about be seen.

I doubt this is anything special, (unless someone wants to suggest otherwise), but equally I think it was probably painted some considerabe time ago.

 

As you can see he condition is not great, (particularly the top!)

 

Biump! 

 

Any ideas. anybody, please?

[max's son]

Did you buy it, you hid the price

[alan_fincher]

1 hour ago, max's son said:

Did you buy it, you hid the price

No, I don't own it, and am I think unlikely to.

To my untrained eye, the can is a bit of an unusual one.

I don't particularly have an opinion about the painting, which to my eye is neither "the best" or "the worst" around, but wondered if any of the experts might have.

[Pluto]

Just found this in an advert for an exhibition about water technology in Augsburg. The castles look familiar.

[Ray T]

Whilst on the subject of familiar, one Victorian painting, the other from 1860. "James Baker Pyne, figures on a path in an Italian landscape."

Edited July 23, 2018 by Ray T

[Paul H]

And typical boatwomen.  Ideal for bow hauling up the bottom road! ?

[mark99]

2 hours ago, Paul H said:

And typical boatwomen.  Ideal for bow hauling up the bottom road! ?

A feedline for Frankie Howard.  

[Derek R.]

I have no idea what Pluto's advert is attempting to depict, it makes no sense at all. Looks like marquetry on a drawer or door of sorts.

 

One Victorian glass painting. Measures about 30" x 20":

 

No idea who painted it. Probably commercial in output. A bit clumsy in places.

Edited July 23, 2018 by Derek R.
Added text

[Ray T]

I have no idea what Pluto's advert is attempting to depict, it makes no sense at all. Looks like marquetry on a drawer or door of sorts.

Look at the castle at the top back of the picture.

 

Those trees look very Bob Ross.

Edited July 23, 2018 by Ray T

[Derek R.]

I see the castles. Perhaps they belong to 'Stag/man', who appears to be wanting to cleanse him/its self of a smell that attract the dogs (upper left), and which the maidens(?) are throwing at him. Awful lot of work for a strange representation. As an advert, did it work I wonder?

[Pluto]

3 hours ago, Derek R. said:

I see the castles. Perhaps they belong to 'Stag/man', who appears to be wanting to cleanse him/its self of a smell that attract the dogs (upper left), and which the maidens(?) are throwing at him. Awful lot of work for a strange representation. As an advert, did it work I wonder?

Well, it got you interested, even if you hadn't seen the full advert for the museum's exhibition. http://kunstsammlungen-museen.augsburg.de/wasserkunstaugsburg and scroll down.

[Derek R.]

The town appears to be depicted in the marquetry(?) image in castle form, along with Hercules(?) being showered by the three graces, maybe. Some fine sculpture shown, and a history of the town developing from the power of water. Still an odd image though, but as Mike says it piqued an interest. It's good to learn.

[pete harrison]

deleted - see below.

 

 

Edited August 29, 2018 by pete harrison

[rusty69]

Deleted. See below 

Edited August 29, 2018 by rusty69

[pete harrison]

2 minutes ago, rusty69 said:

Banksy? 

Thank you for your help.

[rusty69]

12 minutes ago, pete harrison said:

Thank you for your help.

Deleted see below 

Edited August 29, 2018 by rusty69

[pete harrison]

4 minutes ago, rusty69 said:

Twas nothing! 

Obviously it is not worth posting a sensible request here anymore so I have taken down my question.

 

Thanks for that 'nothing'.

[rusty69]

8 minutes ago, pete harrison said:

Obviously it is not worth posting a sensible request here anymore so I have taken down my question.

 

Thanks for that 'nothing'.

Deleted see below 

Edited August 29, 2018 by rusty69