Camille PISSARRO
1830–1903, France
Also known as: CP
Signatures & monograms
12 signatures and monograms by Camille Pissarro on drawing, graphic, print, painting and watercolour. Compare authentic and documented counterfeit examples to study signature characteristics.
Signature proven counterfeit
Oil on canvas, signed "C. Pissaro 1894", 45x65 cm. The painting is done on a previously used canvas. The signature has been moved to the lower left corner from the lower right. The over-painted canvas is from the 19th century second half. The now visible painting is quite fresh, probably from 1930-1940's. Pissaro was impressionist and has never been painted with such sweeping move that this artist has used. Brush Scripture is indeed released, but it is not Pissaro. It's a good painting probably made in the 1940's. The district court's assessment: The painting is a so-called spurious forgery. It is not painted by Pissaro nor signed by him.
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