Ivan Choultse
 

Hello!

I would like to know the opinion of experts , this is a Chultse , ( not sure whether I am writing his name in Russian ).

The painting was bought by me in Paris for more than ten years ago at an auction. Just like it.
Still good to know the approximate cost of this work now.

thanks


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Oil on board .

Schultze Ivan (1874 - 1939)
Russian artist . Born in St. Petersburg , Russia. Pupil K. Kryzhitsky , which made ​​two trips to Norway. He participated in exhibitions of the island to them . Kryzhitsky K. , T -va Artists (1912 - 1917) and O -va artists individualists (1912). In the early 1920s he settled in France . Many traveled long worked in England and the United States, where his paintings were a great success . Exhibited in the gallery Magellan ( Paris , 1921), Salon of the island by French artists (1923 , 1924). Solo exhibitions were held in Paris ( 1922, 1923 ), London ( 1927), New York ( 1928, 1931 ), Chicago (1933). Landscapes are often reproduced in European and American magazines. Master of lyrical landscape , famous for the ability to subtly convey the solar and lunar light.
http://www.korners.com.ua/russian/painters/549
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You need to necessarily examination of your work and if it is confirmed that it Schultze Ivan (1874 - 1939). You can only congratulate the good work ..

Dear Peace. I'm afraid to disappoint you , but this work does not fit into the framework of handwriting known works of Ivan Schulze. Your question: " Is this real Schulze " is rhetorical , that is you the correct answer to it. Here is some pictures characteristic of Ivan's picture and signature.

Work to be seen live .. just do not grieve, you show great work, and it's just a small study ..

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"Hope - the last thing that dies in man"

Dear Eugene and OlegTsi!


Thank you very much for your reply.


I, of course, disappointed, but not much.
It is better to know the truth and not deceive ourselves, and the picture still seems to me pretty.
Only now I think someone tried to write under Ivan Schultze, so could not be lazy and signature represented as follows.

A good essay .. I also like.

Of course , that upset is not necessary. The last word is always for vysokoklasnymi experts. We here at the forum, we help determine the correct direction for further expertise and attribution . Sometimes , these tips helps save time and money searching for the truth. That is our general analysis allows the questioner to make the right decision.
Continue. Submitted photo (№ 4) with a caption that clearly indicates the presence of the letter S. At the end of that something like the digits 17. Prior to 1920 , Yves . VF was in Russia and signed in Russian. I think that in 1917 his concept of a signature should not be very different from the signature in 1915. If we compare the signature of the foreign period, then simply sign has been replaced by letters of the alphabet frantsuzkogo .

Shoultse searched on the internet, was a big fan of the rich sunsets, but there are also more modest landscapes.
 
Signed found different, sometimes all the letters separately, they flourish.

 
Professionals to show this picture, we have in New York, unfortunately, no.

Peace,

Feel free to give to the examination essay. Shasy. That Schulze almost ......
interest.
Paper in case of sale of all potrebuetsya.a one, if not to sell all one's worth it and the soul good.

Dear mihailovoh!

 
What are the chances - already good.
A specialist in the west do not.
There are dealers who do not trust, at least those who have come across.

Peace, I 've been wondering how you are such a
can see

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Little chance.
Such signatures have not seen Schulze.
By painting very little in common, which is only shown randomly grass.


The New York dealers - even those liars ...
Burned myself a couple of times ...

Russian dealers have these, they have to face, in large letters: "Well ka, Daughter, come closer, right now, we'll dissolve."


Cyril, there name on the back shows, the pure French :)>

Peace,


The fact that the inscription for the back side in most cases is not any reliable indication of authorship, as a rule ...
There are, of course, exceptions, but in this case.

Usually "poddelschiki" thus trying to make the work of the "right" look.

Picture wow, but Schulze somehow not very similar.

Rather, at some later imitator Barbizon.