Catalogue of the lost property of Ukraine, help!
 

Where can I find a directory of lost property in Ukraine during the Second World War!


Russian site is, and not Ukrainian!

Thank you!
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And probably in the coming years and will not :)>

Now to save at least that there is, and even then, energy and finance is not enough ....

There are some books published by another 20-30 years ago.

Thanks for the reply , and that the book you mean ? :) >

And yet , would like to know your opinion !
There is a painting, for which the museum offered us 5,000 rubles, while the pay was average - 150 rubles , which means that it has value , or for any painting could give that kind of money ? Maybe they knew what the artist and decided to pay this amount ?

Maria Venecianova, and you show it here and we'll help you find out.

Or please send us the photo on my mail.

Here it is!
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I would like to clarify that the beggar Soviet museum offers for it 5000!

I would like to clarify that the beggar Soviet museum offered for it 5000!

Something suddenly remembered Konstantin Sergeyevich Stanislavsky!


(Perhaps the lasting consequences of a terrible restoration)

Here I am about the same thing: "Do not believe it!"

Already somewhere on the forums were walking this photo.

I cheat you do not make sense!

What it can not be adequately assessed?

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About Signature anything sensible can you say??
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About Signature anything sensible can you say??
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On the contrary can read who would guess, over the monogram TR (RT) to consider ...

Have to wait Amateur, it is only by force!

[QUOTE="Toinen; 1662373] It is necessary to wait for Amateur, he is only on the forces!
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He already wrote about this artist.

[url]http://forum.artinvestment.ru/showpost.php?p=1582091&postcount=13[/url]

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This K. Rednelloh wrote the copy.
Here's your picture.

http://www.art-in-exile.com/forums/p...=24100&cat=all

And here is the original of the picture that you pokazali.Nahoditsya Folk Art Museum, Warsaw, Poland. Author Frantisek Zmurko 1859 Lions - 1910 Warsaw

Polish artist. Studied painting first in Lviv, and then transferred to the Cracow Academy in the class of Jan Matejko, who studied in 1874-75 and 1879-82 respectively. Between 1875 and 1879 years was in Videnskii Academy in Monaco. In 1882 he moved to live in Warsaw.
In the work of a preference of ancient and religious issues.
 http://izoselfportrait.narod.ru/simple15pol.html
 
Una donna
Olej na płótnie. 143 x 195 cm.
Muzeum Narodowe, Warszawa.
Franciszek Żmurko
Lwów 1859 - Warszawa 1910

Someone suggested - you? So it was necessary to ask those who predlagal.No rented me that this bike, which the author you exactly known.

Now about the signature - read it quite simply K. Rednelloh
Charge it to the search engine and more-easily as dirt.
For me so it is unknown to anyone copyist, and rather weak.

K. Rednelloh wrote this copy.
Here's your picture.

http://www.art-in-exile.com/forums/p...=24100&cat=all

1.
The only painting by F. Zmurko, oil on canvas.

2.
K. Rednelloha picture painted in oil on canvas.


This painting by F. Zmurko is in the museum.


What do you like more?
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