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Permalink Reply by BILL T. on September 12, 2011 at 7:28pm

the signatures i have and have seen of glen are really neatly written.  if you post the picture maybe someone else has the same lithograph. that way you can see if the signatures are exact.   the cost on those sets are really high so i suspect it should be legitimate.  look to see if the website says hand signed.  hold up to the light and have the reflection rebound off the lithograph and signature.  look to see if there is a difference in gloss/texture.   good luck...

Permalink Reply by Diane Smith on September 13, 2011 at 9:55am

I checked the reflection and it looks the same.   When I turned the lithograph on the other side, the signature does not appear.  The website says it is hand signed.

Permalink Reply by BILL T. on September 13, 2011 at 11:15am

Hi Sally,  I checked the website and it says "A Limited Number of Hand-signed Lithograph Editions will be available!!"  If the limited number he signed  is100, if you are 101 then you are out of luck.  If the signature looks like it is part of the print then chances are yours was not one of the signed sets.  I received the email about this deal from Surfdog.com also and was reluctant to purchase.  If I were you I would contact the customer service dept at Surfdog.com and file a complaint if it is in fact not authentically signed.  Then I would request a return of said item .   Then I would call my credit card company and let them know the purchase was not what was advertised.   When buying these types of things you really need to read the write up of the product like a lawyer.  Just for the record I do not think Glen is behind this possible misrepresentation.  Just for giggles I have an email into the customer service dept for surfdog.com to see if they have any authentic signed lithographs.  I will post their response if they respond at all. 

Permalink Reply by Diane Smith on September 13, 2011 at 5:45pm

Thanks for the good advice.