Who is the artist of this religious painting?

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The painting in question is titled "Rainbow Star" and was created by German artist Sulamith Wülfing, who lived from 1901 to 1989. Users attempted to identify the artwork using Google Images and Tineye, but faced challenges with the search results, which often returned unrelated images. One user noted that the best guess from Google Images was a "rainbow greeting card." The discussion also touched on the limitations of reverse image search engines, with some expressing frustration over the lack of effective tools. Overall, the thread highlights the difficulty in accurately identifying artworks through online searches.
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Who painted this beautiful painting?
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Have you run it through Google Images?
 
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Artist: Sulamith Wülfing
"(January 11, 1901 – 1989) was a German artist and illustrator." [source: wiki]​

Title of painting: Rainbow Star [source: illusionsgallery]

search engine: tineye

ps. I had no luck with the Google Image search engine.
 
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berkeman said:
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EDIT -- Om beat me to it! :smile:

YEARS of practice, until we decided to ban their use. It wasn't a game anymore when the search engines got too good.
 
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Thanks for the info . I didn't know you can do an image search.
 
OmCheeto said:
YEARS of practice, until we decided to ban their use. It wasn't a game anymore when the search engines got too good.

The last one is the Colony hotel in Maine

It had been used by Turbo1 in one of the first pages of the now lost part I of the landmarkgame in 2008-something.
 
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Andre said:
The last one is the Colony hotel in Maine
Thanks! I assumed I was going to die before I figured that one out.
Now that I've checked, it shows up in neither Google nor Tineye, and there don't appear to be any other reverse image search engines left.
It had been used by Turbo1 in one of the first pages of the now lost part I of the landmarkgame in 2008-something.
Sad. Sometimes I use old threads as reference material. Guessing that one was a memory hog, and had probably hundreds of broken image URL's.
 
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