Lage LINDELL
1920–1980, Sweden
Also known as: LL
Signatures & monograms
19 signatures and monograms by Lage Lindell. Compare authentic and documented counterfeit examples to study signature characteristics.
Signature proven counterfeit
Oil on canvas 60x74,5 cm, figure composition. The painting was submitted to a major auction house in Stockholm for sale, Estimated SEK 50000-70000. Lage Lindell's widow, Kerstin Lindell, and his son Johan Lindell discovered the painting in the auction house,s catalog. They condemned it as a forgery, in which police were called who took the painting seized for further investigation. In questioning Kerstin Lindell says that the painting might be painted by Lage, in that case before 1945, however, the signature is definitely not made of Lage. Submitter states that he bought the painting along with another person in a gallery in Stockholm held by a brother of Lage Lindell. According to Kerstin Lindell had Lage Lindell no brother who had a gallery. Lage Lindell,s son, John Lindell, who is familiar with Lage,s earlier painting of the same opinion as the mother, the painting may have been made by Lage, but it is not he who signed it. The painting has, subsequently, signed by someone other than Lage Lindell and therefore become a forgery.
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