Antique portrait info

[lucf20]

Hello all of you.I took pictures of old computer scans I had from school for an oral presentation on various painters.I can't remember the info on the painters or the paintings.Can any one help me please?Or just an era of a country of origin i could refresh my memories.

[touchofsky]

Try Van Dyke for the first one, and Rubens or Gainsborough for the second one.

[Medym]

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:El_Greco_051.jpg

Found this on the first image, no idea on the second

[rockgarden]

I believe that this the info on the second one:

GAINSBOROUGH Thomas, 1727-1788 (United Kingdom)
Title : Portrait of Georgiana, Duchess of Devonshire (1757-1806), three-quarter-length, in a pale blue dress and black hat

I don't do paintings or weddings 

Ron
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[Stussi613]

Isn't the second one a portrait of Rosie O'Donnell??

[lucf20]

thanks alot guys

[HomerJ]

Not sure if you are aware, but you can search for pictures based on pictures you have.  For example, just go to images.google.com

Then take your jpg or whatever file, and drag and drop it to the search bar on the images.google.com

It will find images that look similar (or identical) to yours.

[touchofsky]

Neat.  I didn't know that 

[daworldisblack]

Not sure if you are aware, but you can search for pictures based on pictures you have.  For example, just go to images.google.com

Then take your jpg or whatever file, and drag and drop it to the search bar on the images.google.com

It will find images that look similar (or identical) to yours.

If you have a smartphone you can also download Google Goggles and then take a pic of the image to get similar results/ info!

[freshfishies]

Not sure if you are aware, but you can search for pictures based on pictures you have.  For example, just go to images.google.com

Then take your jpg or whatever file, and drag and drop it to the search bar on the images.google.com

It will find images that look similar (or identical) to yours.

+1 on NEATO! Had no idea you could do that! Thanks!