Help identifying impressionist oil painting signed "Vincent"

Here's Van Gogh's signature.
http://painting.about.com/od/famouspainters/ig/famous-paintings/Van-Gogh-painting-signature.htm

Thanks for the link!

From what I'm aware Van Gogh had various different styles of signatures as shown if you look at his famous works in large scale on Google Images. Not by ANY means arguing this could or would be THAT Vincent, but I only didn't rule it out because he is known to have various styles of signature including this one which isn't so far away:



The similarities with this one are the reason that I initially wondered whether this was simply someone's attempt at a painting "after Van Gogh".

My legal signature looks different every time I sign. I'm not sure it's easy to copy, because I have a certain tail at the end that's not easy to replicate.
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Its definitely not that Vincent.

I think the Vincent was added later by a smarty pants.

Good afternoon!

I too have an old painting signed "VINCENT" but underlined and more subtle (signed in the same color scheme as the painting itself). Unless the artist varied their style quite a bit from one painting to the next, I would assume it is not the same person (they are very different). Did you ever find out who the artist is?

http://www.askart.com/artist/artist/11157139/artist.aspx