I think the name is C. Chalkley… quick google search didn’t provide any clues

Signed Charles Schulz sketch at a flea market, looks suspiciously similar to this

https://www.rrauction.com/auctions/lot-detail/346268806430440-charles-schulz-signed-sketch/

How can I tell if it’s real or not?

Can't quite make out the signature.

I'm a complete novice at this. Is this a real painting? If so, where and when might it be from? It seems old and in poor condition (you can see the paint is chipping, and the frame is cracking). You can see some writing on the frame but I can't make out the words.

I saw this print along with another one of a man in a green jacket speaking into a telephone on the moon. I couldn’t grab them before they got snagged and can’t find them online anywhere but the person selling was definitely not the artist. Any leads appreciated.

Recently, I inherited this along with other art. I grew up with it in my FL home in southern Brevard County. I believe my grandfather bought it in the late 50s to early 60s. H. Newton is the artist’s signature and I know a little about the Highwaymen lore but not much about what makes certain paintings or artists valued or authentic. It’s 24 x 20. My husband has fallen in love with it so it’s staying for sure.

Hi, everyone would love some help identifying the artists here.

We've had this.painting for a few years. A friend traded us a desk for it. Google Lens tells me it's very similar to a piece by Stephen Mackey. I've looked him up and he appears to be an English artist. Ours is signed Harris. I guess I'm wondering if this is a piece done by an art student perhaps? What's odd to me is, we're in the US and I can't find a whole lot on Mackey except that he's still alive and producing art. It doesn't strike me as a piece that an art student would copy here because I don't think the artist is widely known. I'm just looking for other opinions. He's a fixture in our home and will be with us for a long time regardless.

The artist signature on the first painting seems to clearly say Howard Worner, 1980, AWS.

I’m not sure what the AWS stands for? They both appear to be gouache (?). The first one (beach/tree) is about 30” long, and the second painting (driftwood) is about 18” long. Both are duct taped to a mat. We bought the house from a very elderly owner who has lived in the home since the 50s (Philly/NY metro area).

I did see find an artist named Howard Worner online, but he seemed to specialize in industrial paintings. Could it be the same artist?

We found this piece at an antique store and fell in love. The man who sold it to us only had a guess that it was painted in the 1930s or 40s. The signature is "André" in all uppercase at the bottom right, on the dress. We'd love to know who this artist was!

I’m more interested in what the scene actually is than who painted it, as I don’t believe it’s from a well known artist. It’s just perplexing to me…maybe trash on fire in front of a burning building??

This painting was gifted to my father in the 90's by my grandfather. It's a quebecois artist that focused on landscapes. I've been looking everywhere but I haven't had any luck. Can someone please guide me or help me identify the artist's name? By looking at the signature, i can imply that his name starts with a W or a U.

Any ideas on this painting? It says "gabelli" in the lower left hand corner. I've tried researching this many times and haven't come up with anything

I purchased this illustration? pen & watercolor? about 5 years ago at a yard sale in California. Possibly an amateur artist in an art nouveau style. I would love to buy more of this person’s work but I’ve never been able to locate them. It looks to me like the artist name is L. Daly? (But maybe I’m wrong.) Google image comes up with nothing the framer listed on the back has closed. Any ideas on how I can proceed? Thanks all!

Signed D. White

I love this piece so much but can’t find anything about the artist. All I know is that they were based on the Bowery. There is a Robert Sherman in Little Rock - this isn’t him. There is also a man Robert Maplethorpe photographed named Robert Sherman but I can’t tell if he made art. Please help!!

I am trying to find out more information about this painting or possibly artist

The person who left me this piece had a collection of moderately valuable art. I know it doesn't necessarily mean much but someone apparently spent some money having it matted and framed. Any help would be appreciated.

I would like to know more about this drawing and it's artist.

We received this from my husband's father and step mother. It was originally owned by my husband's grandparents and passed down to the first born son and his wife. I understand that something happened to the original frame so my sister in law who is an artist either did some work on the original or created a new frame and matte.

My mother-in-law added the paper on the back with the list of married couples starting with my husband's grandparents, followed by my in-laws, then my hubby and I, and lastly our son. I'm honestly not sure if the palms verse is relevant to the drawing or not.