Help identify the author and the cost of
 

Watercolor on paper, ink, dimensions - 19 x 16 cm
18 century?
Below the signature Ingers?

Wow, Ingres ...:)

Drawing interesting, but so soon, Ingres, I would not hurry with conclusions.
You can sign a bigger picture and more clearly, please

Yes, I just translated the inscription, what conclusions? : rolleyes:

Well, Ingers, it is not Ingres, it Ingers some:)
Ingres, we will have Ingres

LCR, described by the theme, it happens ... Ingres, Ingres-believe. :)

So, describe, or made a mistake by topic? It is interesting to know, however.

I pomoemu wrote the author as it is written on paper. I know that Ingres signed on another - and so wanted to ask who might know this author!: confused:

Generally, it seems to me a beautiful picture.

Here's a signature with a picture (I increased), and the second signature - a drawing by Ingres, compare, gentlemen professionals:)

But the two signatures on one picture - you see, I simply do one's climb to create your ideal conditions!

Yes ... And what is the beginning of the sort!

LCR, Here is the third letter in the signature I can see a "q". Do not you?
I had thought that the word "onqle" but this word is written with a "c"
So wondering.
Although the picture is clearly a good and professional.

Yes. A search of autographs of artists. But this is such a jungle ...

I think that in the inscription means not the author's name, but rather the act depicted in the picture.

Sorry not an expert, just opinion.


1.There may inscription is made by other material or at another time.
    (Ink such a tone and color in the picture is not found)
 
2.Forum messages and messages from the community to help users find the theme Re: Surname Ongers /Ongers.
boards.ancestry.it/surnames.ongers/1.3.1/mb.ashx - 35k - (German)

3.ondes - Technology
    onde - wave (water)

ungersi (Italian)
Synonyms-cream, oil, stain, dirty. rub ointment.
(Possibly on a plot - to rub ointment)

Yura, theoretically, the third letter can really be "q" (not visible from the lower end), but in almost all European languages it must necessarily follow the letter "u", which is absent here (qualité, quart, enquête ...) The last two letters exactly "rs". First in my opinion still "I" (could be "J", but again, then for sure it must follow some kind of a vowel).

In my opinion it's still a signature. I looked in some databases, Ingersa not found (there are several Ingerzoley), but this does not mean anything - in these databases gape "black dyri, especially on old art.

That such parsley is obtained:)