On the website you're referring to the page about guinet created today ;)

Updated on 24 Mar 2015: Alex. Vassilievich GUINET (1830-1880) is an artist born in 1830

[QUOTE="Marassa;3412661"]Because Giné, if such a name existed in nature, it would read Gina@
What?

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Admit that Gina had French roots, but in principle they can sign as he pleases.

Yeah, and a page about Picasso yesterday: http://www.artprice.com/artist/22796/pablo-picasso

In General, gentlemen, all I wanted to say, I said: as the saying goes, sapienti sat. But from the discussion on could the Russian nobleman to sign as he pleased I am with your kind permission to depart ;)

[QUOTE="Marassa;3412621"]Last guinet in the original written Guinet, there may be other options, but that's not exactly Giné, not in this Vselennaya biographical encyclopedia[/URL] insists that the name of Alexander Vasilyevich was Hinné

Thank you, I was not able to find biographical information. A very strange name - not even where such hypotheses could take.

In any case, A. C. guinet was a Russian man who was born and lived in Russia and all of his famous works that have been able to see, signed English "gine".
If, suddenly, there is anywhere his signature Latin, it is strange that the "experts" timing it isn't referenced,
when you write: "the signature is beyond doubt" :rolleyes:

And what was up with the price?!
How many are willing to part?!

A. Guinet
 

Illustration from the book:
Agapov V. M., Hakkarainen, T. A. Artists on Valaam. Petrozavodsk Karelia 1983. 48 p