Anyone know this Artist

[brick4956]

recently acquired a painting that was created by a Native American artist named Robert Redbird just trying to see if I may have e something Valuable.

 

[tussin]

first

 

[brick4956]

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[wizards8507]

That looks like a print my dude, not an original. Might be worth about a hundo.

 

[NorthDakota]

Is it an original?

 

[irishnd31]

"recently acquired" = stolen from the wall of a dentist office

 

[IrishLion]

That looks like something from my Grandma's collection. She lives in Tucson and collects all type of Native American "art" things.

Did you rob my grandma in Tucson?

 

[brick4956]

Yea it's an original and I actually got it for from a relative that was going to give it away at Goodwill haha

 

[Veritate Duce Progredi]

Brick, you're the same guy who comes in and rips into Justice Scalia after he's found dead and then you post something like this.

Truly the most dumbfounding of posters. In regards to your physical placement in reference to bridges, are you more of the over or under type?

 

[ACamp1900]

My mother in law would like something like that, her style for real... I am a bit aware of Redbird, all of his works come out with that gloss/finish that looks like a reproduction.

 

[connor_in]

I like how the artist makes it appear like there is a ceiling fan in the image to offset the rest of the content of the piece

 

[IrishLion]

I like how the artist makes it appear like there is a ceiling fan in the image to offset the rest of the content of the piece

I like the ball of energy that appears to be emanating from the central figure.

It's as if the spirit is visible, intentionally playing on the usual symbolic spiritualism to be found in paintings. The "in your face" presentation is a very nuanced criticism of millenials' views of art in general.

Or else that person is a warlock and is about to go HAM with a ball of energy.

 

[ACamp1900]

I like how the artist makes it appear like there is a ceiling fan in the image to offset the rest of the content of the piece

So Interpretive, Very Steampunk

 

[brick4956]

Used my phone's camera so definitely a reflection

 

[connor_in]

I like the ball of energy that appears to be emanating from the central figure.

It's as if the spirit is visible, intentionally playing on the usual symbolic spiritualism to be found in paintings. The "in your face" presentation is a very nuanced criticism of millenials' views of art in general.

Or else that person is a warlock and is about to go HAM with a ball of energy.

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"... humanity of the ..."
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"Into whatever it was the poem was about!" he yelled. (7.22-30)

Art and Culture Quotes: The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Page 3

 

[irishnd31]

Used my phone's camera so definitely a reflection

 

[ACamp1900]

I personally like how they are each 50 feet tall....

 

[irishnd31]

I like how the artist makes it appear like there is a ceiling fan in the image to offset the rest of the content of the piece

Are they cold because the ceiling fan was on too high?

 

[connor_in]

Are they cold because the ceiling fan was on too high?

prolly explains the blankets, eh?











or









could be Ancient Aliens

 

[irishnd31]

LOI =Laughing On Inside

 

[brick4956]

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[brick4956]

Don't really know what the ending marker means on the piece I have

 

[NDBoiler]

You know Brick, I have a car that used to be owned by John Voit. Yes, that John Voit.

 

[NorthDakota]

I'd suggest someone get ahold of Bogs, he probably has a close friend who is an expert in the valuation of modern Indigenous American painting.

Or go to Vegas, visit the Pawn Stars. #FreeChumley

 

[military_irish]

On average $100-$200 but some works could go as high as $1200.

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[Henges24]

Is Brick a troll or is this guy always real life?

 

[ND87]

so...
Question about a Painting ?

Brick, the "mark" you're referring to... the c in a circle? that's copyright notation. Guessing the mark before that is a stylized feather.
not to hard to find info on him, originals going 500-1000. Died 2016.

Are you Koon?

 

[woolybug25]

 

[tussin]

Brick is Koon's burner account that he uses for questions that even he is too embarrassed to ask about.

 

[PANDFAN]

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