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any one know about Alan Curtis old swimming hole painting

 
 
Dav id Smith
 
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Reply Sun 18 Nov, 2018 09:31 am
@Metallicakid4187,
I have one, 865-548 -2854
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Dav id Smith
 
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Reply Sun 18 Nov, 2018 09:49 am
I have a painting signed by Alan Curtis Old Swimming Hole
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aimeewcomer
 
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Reply Sun 24 Mar, 2019 03:46 pm
Can anyone help me value this piece? It appears to be called First Step.

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william connor
 
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Reply Tue 7 May, 2019 08:55 am
i have a24x36 print a curtis ole swimming hole how much is it worth
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Glenn260136
 
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Reply Sun 13 Sep, 2020 01:50 pm
@john evans,
I have The Watering Hole by A Curtis and framed by Illinois Moulding Co. Chicago 8, Illinois, Made in U.S. A. but I can’t tell if it’s a print or actual painting. I feel texture when I rub my hand across the picture but not heavy texture like I would expect in an original. Do you know anyone in Ga. that could verify the authenticity? I’d like to sell it.
farmerman
 
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Reply Sun 13 Sep, 2020 10:50 pm
@Glenn260136,
If youre famliar with the genre of swimming hole paintings of the late 19th century, you know that Curtis' version i kinda take off and an homage to Thomas Eakins own "Old Swimming Hole". Eakins painting was highly discussed as a symbol of homorerotic art.

Curtis is best known for his "plein aire" scenes with good colorist values as well as some of his more Detlefson style paintings of small town life of the 1800's. I doubt that anyone has the original. many of you may have giclee prints (giclees , by their process often capture ome of the brush strokes in the printing process.(
In the decorator market, prints are only values if signed and enumerated by the artists hand. (Not "in the stone")

When artists signatures are included in the print process, its sorta like owning a poster. You shoulld try to find out where the original painting is hanging.
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bobsal u1553115
 
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Reply Tue 15 Sep, 2020 04:48 pm
D'ja ever think about posting a photo or three? One of the back would be nice.

However if its on cardboard as opposed to Masonite or wood, I wouldn't get my hopes up.
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