jtw1313
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Can anyone help with this artist signature it was cut when someone framed it and I can?t figure it out. It is a watercolor
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Google chiara watercolor painter and you'll see another landscape. I'm unable to zoom in on the signature - but if you can you might be able to see if it is a match.
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Yes, invent4hir has it.
Alan Robert Chiara (1936-1994) studied at the Cooper Union School of Art, Cleveland and Cleveland Institute of Art in Ohio. Awarded a Silver medal by the American Watercolor Society in 1966, won the Adolph & Clara Obrig Prize in 1967 and the William A Paton Prize from the National Academy of design in 1970.
He was a master designer for American Greeting Cards between 1958-1970 and president of Chiara Galleries from 1969, both based in Cleveland.
You can see auction estimates for many of his works here:
https://www.invaluable.com/artist/chiara-alan-robert-o86raw0pbf/sold-at-auction-prices/
Alan Robert Chiara (1936-1994) studied at the Cooper Union School of Art, Cleveland and Cleveland Institute of Art in Ohio. Awarded a Silver medal by the American Watercolor Society in 1966, won the Adolph & Clara Obrig Prize in 1967 and the William A Paton Prize from the National Academy of design in 1970.
He was a master designer for American Greeting Cards between 1958-1970 and president of Chiara Galleries from 1969, both based in Cleveland.
You can see auction estimates for many of his works here:
https://www.invaluable.com/artist/chiara-alan-robert-o86raw0pbf/sold-at-auction-prices/
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jtw1313, you're welcome. Please to mark as [solved].
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