Authenticity is Everything
Help with this Clint Eastwood! Thanks!
Hi everyone!
I would really appreciate your help with this Clint Eastwood autograph, said to been signed in the early 80s. To me it has MANY similarities to the known authentic examples that I’ve attached, but when paying for a SWAU quick opinion it came back as ”Likely not authentic”. And I simply can’t see that.
So if anyone can educate me on what I’m missing, I would really appreciate that! Thank you!
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Permalink Reply by Eric Keith Longo
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I don't like it. Not for me.
It seems atypical in my eye. - the way it presents.
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+1 very odd looking.
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Anytime :-)
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I think that is a preprint. It is all over the net.
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As Gleason would say "...anytime pal."
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Permalink Reply by Steve Cyrkin, Admin
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The signature in the OP looks real to me—a really nice '70s Eastwood. But I'd need to see it in person—or super-high-resolution, front and back, may work.
It looks like it's signed on a lobby card. They were mostly rotogravure back then, and that's the look and print pattern.
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This is not offset lithography? Cost and speed? Those are halftone patterns, no? Every still or lobby card I have from 1973 or so is offset lithography.
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