Bombasy, picture from Germany, help to identify the author
 

Dear experts!


Please help with attribution author.
The picture was taken from Germany to Russia in 1940.


I can not make out the signature :(>.


Thank you.

J.Bombasy?
Obviously, the author of the inspired works of Hans Zatki.
;)>

Maybe Bombasy ...
According to you, it can cost more $ 3000?

Added after 7 minutes
Maybe this is not the signature, and place a cloth?


Is it likely that this alone Zatska?

gosu29, and the size of which, what technique?
Not a paper you have not print it?

After all, perhaps it's just a reproduction.

50x120, oil on canvas.

And in the glass?

Glass owner recently put up that was not glass.


also recently changed the frame

Still, I tend to reproduce.
Perhaps there and canvas, but with paper glued to it.

Look for a flaw below the swans at the very frame.
This, I think, is a break of the paper.

Tomorrow I will try to clarify this matter.
Yes, very similar to the torn cardboard /paper ...


Who else could theoretically be a writer, if we assume that this is the original and oil on canvas?
the artist with the last name similar to "Bombasy" international EXP no ...

In theory?
Yes some gang art, signs his pictures a false name.

Thank you, I get it.
Today I find out about the technology

How reliable is the information?
Here you have the information , it will not be superfluous in any case:

Dafen - city of artists in China

just like that , copy the text and read well, and take a closer look to the one that you set . As an option in case your source of information about Germany is not reliable.

reliable source of accurate, her grandfather brought back in 1940, was created earlier, she had long kept.
only that there is no one who could say for sure where it came from ((

An interesting question is how and who in 1940 drove from Germany picture?

Highly doubt that someone drove .
There went great Soviet engineers, sailors swam , but it is doubtful that someone bought pictures .
Most consumer goods, and then in small quantities.

In general, it looks like a reproduction, it is unlikely to copy oil.