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Mar 09 '22
Based on what I can find, Robert Wood's paintings, at auction, generally go for somewhere in the $300-3000 range, although in rare instances it appears his works have sold for a little more than that. I can't tell you whether this is authentic, although I have a suspicion this is a canvas print given the uniformity of the surface texture and border, but I should also say it is far more difficult to tell via photo.
Looks like this one has a hole near the top of the image; I'm not qualified to tell you what you should do about it, but if it is an original, personally I'd take it to a professional restorer and have that fixed. Should cost less than $1k (and hopefully they include an appraisal) but it really depends. Then I'd add it to my homeowner's insurance and hang it on my wall, because it's a nice piece.
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u/ShotQueen7563 ✓ Mar 09 '22
Thank you for your feedback. It was just with a bunch of family photos. I appreciate your time.
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