These stamp paintings have become Clapper's signature trademark in his gallery and museum shows as the viewing public always has a lot of fun with them. Can you tell which is which? You are invited to submit your answer for each painting directly to the artist (no touching allowed).


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Ernest, Which Stamp Is Real? Oil on Panel 12 x 16 Inches Largest Comparison Piece to Date SOLD

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Frankly My Dear Oil on Panel 8 x 10 Inches SOLD

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Which Duke Is Duped? Oil on Panel 11 x 14 Inches SOLD

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Which One Is Real? Oil on Panel 8 x 10 Inches SOLD

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L.C., Which Is Real? Oil on Panel 8 x 10 Inches SOLD

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Pauline, Which Five Is Real? Oil on Panel 8 x 10 Inches SOLD

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Quote From The Artist: "As far as I know from my research, this is the first ever "Which is Which" Money painting. One side of the $5 Bill is Real and the other is meticulously Painted. It was quite a challenge but it was truly gratifying after I finished the work. This is a companion piece to my stamp comparison series. Please take a good look and email me with your answer at clapperart@cox.net

Dorothy Oil on Panel 12 x 16 Inches SOLD

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