Doc Brasso, the award-winning spanish painter

Upon moving into a new part of our office building, I found an old painting in a coat closet.. framed and everything. It's about 2'x5', and an original. I really like it.. and seems like it could be worth a lot of money. Funny thing is.. It's got Brasso's name on it. lol. I spent like an hour researching who this 'brasso' artist is, and all I found is him being referred to as an "award-winning spanish artist". Does this look familier to anybody?

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the players tried to take the field
the marching band refused to yield

Paint doc infront of it, just for s**ts and giggles.

<span style="color: white;">that's pretty good
it was probly a planning sketch for one of his maps
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i own the award winning painting by brasso. its called pavimen. it won 3rd place in the spanish nacionals in 1941. its fully documented on the back. it was recently appraised at 10,000.00 if you would like to see it . i can post some pictures on here. thank you

Hmmm this is an interesting story (a thread from 2006!). How did you come by this thread? (all powerful google?) And please post some pictures, get these forums going.

The plot thickens.

Bewbies said:
The plot thickens.

I got a spoon and am ready for supper.

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The best things in life, aren't things.

jamie66 said:
i own the award winning painting by brasso. its called pavimen. it won 3rd place in the spanish nacionals in 1941. its fully documented on the back. it was recently appraised at 10,000.00 if you would like to see it . i can post some pictures on here. thank you

I too have paintings by this artist, Brasso. I've had them for a few years now. I've been trying for years to find more information on the artist. I have seen many people that have Brasso paintings with some sort of tag on the back indicating that it won an award. I was wondering where you had this appraised. And if you would mind posting a picture of your painting. The 2 that I have are incredibly similar to many others that I have seen via forums, but there are subtle differences that do indicate they aren't machine printed replicas which I have also seen people comment. Any sort of information would be awesome. I would love to know more about these goodwill treasures that I found. Thanks!

I, too, have an oil painting signed by the artist Brasso, about two by five feet, a Paris street scene with the Arch of Triumph in the background. On the back, an old piece of paper stapled to the frame documenting the painting and the painter. Brasso, born in Barcelona March 6, 1921. Winner, tercera medalla nacional. But internet search reveals nothing more about this artist, except for posts such as this. Any answers?

Doc Brasso, thanks to irresponsible use of Google, has actually become a an Award-Winning Spanish Painter.

http://www.shopgoodwill.com/auctions/4289972

he there

have you found out more on your brasso painting... i have talmost the same one that you have. . only half of it... de left site is not on this painting 80 by 55 centimeters cm

i hope you can tel me more

cu jack

Maybe? - http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Who_is_the_artist_A_Brasso

Interesting read.. may help.

http://www.iphf.org/hall_of_fame/Inducties_Bios/Brassai_Bio.html