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I am looking for information about an artist, Clark W. Valentine.?
My wife bought a signed numbered print at a garage sale of some Canada Geese. The artist's name is Clark W. Valentine and we can't find out anything about him. If anyone has any information about him or who handles his art, we would be only to happy to hear from you.
Thanks
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Mr. Valentine never attained any fame or notoriety and is not exhibited widely if at all. A print by him would have only a nominal value, approximately $35.
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