No. PB-004 In case of a counterfeit: We offer a money-back guarantee. Please note that the authentication fee will be the responsibility of the buyer. "Highbell Art" is a brand that handles a wide variety of wall-mounted interior items and storage items, or the general term for those products. Specifically, it offers interior art called "Art Deco," "collection frames" for displaying collections, and wall storage items such as "wall racks." His ancestry is English. Born in New York, he attended art school and began drawing for magazines such as those of the Boy Scouts of America. He was later awarded the Silver Buffalo Award, an honor given to only a dozen or so people worldwide, for his significant contributions to the Boy Scout movement. He was a painter who depicted the joys and sorrows and warm human relationships of ordinary people in rural towns, but his own upbringing was different; he was born into a wealthy family in a big city and did not feel affection for his parents[1]. His paintings graced the cover of the Saturday Evening Post from 1916 to 1963, with those from the 1940s to the 1950s being particularly popular. His paintings are commercial, and some modern art critics do not consider him a serious painter, sometimes calling him an illustrator, but because he skillfully depicts the joys and sorrows of American civic life and captures the hearts of Americans, he can be considered one of the most American painters.