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Art by John Castagno

You can now view my personal art gallery, including my famous series of art based on the American Flag online by clicking here.

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8 Responses to “Art by John Castagno”

  1. tabitha
    December 14th, 2009 12:18
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    I just have to say this was probably one of the most effective posts I have read on the subject so far. I do not understand where you gather up all your information but I am impressed! I’m going to send some people on over to check this out. Fantastic, just plain fantastic. I’m have just started getting into spitting out articles myself, nothing close to your writing skills (doh) but I would love for you to check out my stuff sometime! here

  2. john castagno
    December 14th, 2009 22:33
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    tabitha:
    I checked out your Bowflex. I am pleased that my blog was
    interesting for you. I am a self taught high school drop out…..
    I just say what comes naturally……perhaps if you try the same
    way of speaking on your site …..it may make a big difference
    for creating more interest and more clients.
    Wishing you more & more success,
    John Castagno.
    PS: Write me anytime with any thoughts.

  3. Bob Bjork
    March 15th, 2010 11:13
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    I am trying to research a O/C painting that is signed M Wanker. I think that it may be Maude W Wanker. Does anyone have any information that they can share?

    Thanks,
    Bob

  4. John Castagno
    March 15th, 2010 14:35
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    Bob Bjork:
    I researched the name Wanker. In all my 30 years of working
    on artists signatures, and dealing with artists that have similar
    names, I firmly believe your painting is by Maude Walling WANKER.
    For reference information you can check Who Was Who in
    American Art. Wanker is also listed in Davenport’s Reference
    book, which also gives you other book references.
    Good Luck,
    John Castagno

  5. Vincent Coppola (Lees son)
    May 17th, 2010 14:09
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    Hi Uncle John,
    Hope you are doing well.

    If anyone can help with this I know its you.
    I recently picked up 2 original watercolour pictures. Each one is a silhouette of a cat, very plain, very simple black honey based watercolour on high quality professional watercolour paper. Each are signed in blue ink by a woman named Olda Young. I found on the back of the picture a small note she left discribing the picture and a very brief history of her life. She states that she started her life as an artist in Moscow. After she married she moved to the UK where her husband purchased her a childs watercolour set and its there where her career as an artist took off. She states that her work is collected thoughout the world and is available from a number of galleries in the UK as well as the internet. I have used Bing, Google and a verity of other search engines and I can not find anymore about her. I would like to get a little more info about her and see some of her other work. Can you help me out with this? No matter what I find out about her, I still love the pictures and they are going to hange in my house.

    Thanks
    Vincent Coppola

  6. Vincent Coppola (Lees son)
    May 17th, 2010 14:35
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    Sorry there were numerous mistakes in my previous blog. Note the name OLGA Young.

    Hi Uncle John,
    Hope you are doing well.

    If anyone can help with this I knew it would be you.
    I recently picked up 2 original watercolour pictures. Each one is a silhouette of a cat, very plain, very simple black honey based watercolour on high quality professional watercolour paper. Each are signed in blue ink by a woman named Olga Young. I found on the back of the picture a small note she left describing the picture and a very brief history of her life. She states that she started her life as an artist in Moscow. After she married she moved to the UK where her husband purchased her a child’s watercolour set and its there where her career as an artist took off. She states that her work is collected throughout the world and is available from a number of galleries in the UK as well as the internet. I have used Bing, Google and a verity of other search engines and I can not find anymore about her. I would like to get a little more info about her and see some of her other work. Can you help me out with this? No matter what I find out about her, I still love the pictures and they are going to hang in my house.

  7. Vincent Coppola (Lees son)
    May 19th, 2010 07:56
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    Hi Uncle John,
    Please disregard my previous blog. I was able to find Ola Young on the net. Her website is down but I was able to email her. I hope she will respond. Thanks.

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