[QUOTE="mcshan;3338031"]
Court of headdresses and mind of the people in the boat, it is likely Ukraina@
The scenery along the river banks.

Manner Bychkovsky, here's the 30-ies and presented.

Ukraine, no options.

[QUOTE=Кирилл Сызранский;3338091]Style Bychkovsky, here's the 30-ies and predstavlyayutsya@

That is, someone from the "boychukists"?

Or in their style.

Steamboat word "Komunar" written with one "m", as used in the early 30-ies.
Photo 1930: "the Assembly of the first harvester factory Komunar in Kiev."
Although this does not exclude the fact that the work could be done later.

[QUOTE="Пряник;3338341"]steamboat word "Komunar" written with one "m", as was customary in the early 30's godov@

It's just written in Ukrainian.

Good day,

My version of the mark point for a story(or Chapter) will be one or the other illustration.

Sincerely,
Vladimir

And MB this thesis from the archive? Painfully themes model: drift, boat, beach, sports, and all with water.

[QUOTE=artcol;3338451]And MB this thesis from the archive? Painfully themes model: drift, boat, beach, sports, and all with vodou@
Good day,

It may very well be.

Sincerely,
Vladimir

Boris hooks or Boris Ermolenko "on the river"

Good day,

Thank you so much for the detailed discussion and for sharing Your opinions. They helped me a lot. I hope that in the future I will be able to know the authorship of these works. As I understand right direction for this book graphics. With Dating more difficult.

Most likely this is Ukraine, however why not Moldavia...

In my amateurish opinion these works I can't call weak and dependent. But this is my subjective opinion.

Don't really agree with the "boyfucksmom". That way any rural naive can be attributed to the "boichukism".

And suddenly it Tatiana Glebova... Not so different in-plane solutions. But it is once again my amateurish opinion. And don't judge me strictly.

1. "Where is the bear?" figure I. Glebova from the book hidden images "Where am I?"

But this I'm dreaming...

Two more works from my album:

2. The first snow.
3. Skating

Thanks again!

Sincerely,
Vladimir