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oil painting

By liaison20, 5 August, 2008
Description

Oil painting on canvas by Robert Lox. Yellow flowers in vase.

Category
Paintings
Medium
Framed canvas oil painting of flowers in a vase
Distinguishing marks
Robert Lox
Condition
Excellent
History
given to me
eBay Auction Link
For Sale?
No

Anonymous (not verified)

16 years 2 months ago

Re: oil painting

Was given a Robert Lox painting...or believe it is...signed Robert Lox...can't seem to find anything about this painting...any suggestions? Not interested in keeping it, just want to find out about it and sell it.
Many thanks,
Bonnie

[email protected]

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Anonymous (not verified)

16 years 2 months ago

In reply to Re: oil painting by Anonymous (not verified)

Re: oil painting

It may be by the artist Robert Cox (1934-2001), an american floral artist. I am researching a painting as well and just came across your post. I've seen asking prices anywhere from $75-225. Good Luck.

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Anonymous (not verified)

15 years 10 months ago

In reply to Re: oil painting by Anonymous (not verified)

Re: oil painting

I also came across a beautiful oil painting of pink, red and white roses inside a base signed by Robert Lox, would also like information.

maria m.

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Anonymous (not verified)

15 years 10 months ago

In reply to Re: oil painting by Anonymous (not verified)

Re: oil painting

if you found any further information on this artist please call me at 614-871-0790 and ask For Rhonda. I also purchased an oil painting of his and found a dealer in NH called the Emporium. She has a set of his paintings she is selling for $60.00 but they are much smaller than the one I have.

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Anonymous (not verified)

15 years 4 months ago

In reply to Re: oil painting by Anonymous (not verified)

Re: oil painting

It's most likely Robert Cox...google him. If it's pink roses it's definately him.

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Anonymous (not verified)

15 years 10 months ago

Re: oil painting

i purchased oil painting signed by Robert Lox (vase of flowers). Does anyone have any information on the artist? I am particularly interested in its value....

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Anonymous (not verified)

15 years 3 months ago

In reply to Re: oil painting by Anonymous (not verified)

Re: oil painting

I also have a lovely oil painting by Robert Lox , Yes its a vase of flowers, A blue vase with white flowers, Have been told these are painted by more than one person, Robert Lox is not a famous artist possibly a made up name , Give away sign is white canvas often darkened to fool people, White canvas printed on to and over painted to give it texture.
Another sign is if you take it out of the frame and look at the very edge and its clear to see it printed by the way the edges fade out in a perfectly straight line with no texture at all which would be impossible to acheive by hand and also pointless.And another sign to look for is a variation in signatures , If Robert Lox was a famous artist he would be known and easily looked up, These are mass produced by hand onto printed canvas in the hope of fooling people to think its an antique or undiscovered work of art so they part with lots of money.
They are however very nice looking and convincing.True value probably £30-£60 at the most and half of that value is the frame .

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Anonymous (not verified)

15 years 8 months ago

Re: oil painting

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