Beggrov?
 

Picture.
41h31sm.
Beggrov claim.

How often does an artist signed Cyrillic?
Like all those pictures that I found and signed by Latin letters.


The picture sold for 1800 euros.


But it is clear that not Beggrov or wrong?

Quite often.
If we, of course, talking about Alexander Karlovich.

I understand that a rhetorical question?

In this picture podis later, I do not think it Beggrov.

Hardly Beggrov.


Painting frankly weak and, in general, stupid.

Yes, I'm afraid that some more recent than one might think at first glance.

Toinen, it would be rhetorically if it were not for my clarification question: "or wrong"

Added after 3 minutes
Guriev , Igor, " in general , stupid . " I agree . There is no charm to the more that we are talking about Peter and people like clumsy little people scattered shows - this is what first catches the eye . I was also always interested to know what motivates people who give such sums for obvious forgery?

This is much more expensive (not bite), and it will hang on the wall - is elegant.
As for the forgeries, the smart

do not say a fool not to guess.

Toinen, :)> well said ! But this self-deception , which psychic satisfaction and proper sense of the correct picture , which you can experience while enjoying the original, the author's own work + written back in time to get his spirit , at least to me , will not succeed. For almost 2,000 euros to deceive ourselves ... can I somehow do not understand ..

I talked about the utilitarian use - to cover the stain on the wallpaper.

I might, mind, went behind the mind, but it seems like the picture was Aivazovsky, with Isaac, early, sold Christie-type Sotheby's a few years ago.

Now reluctant to climb check.

This thing Ivan Aivazovsky, "Isaac on a frosty day", Christie's in 2004, -2,125,597 USD, estimate - 1-1.5 million GBP.

Cyril Syzran, :)> If the painting by Aivazovsky, turn left, arrive at a picture Beggrow.

The author's inspiration pictures ...