Portrait of a Boy
 

Members help to identify the author ! At an auction in France this portrait with 100 euro up to 4600 . I signed myself can not read , but very curious who the author of the dearest and classy portrait of the boy. Nikolai Fechin thought to , but not quite like his style of writing , and cardboard newer.

It seems that those who have raised the price of thought so too.
The catalog is listed as n /s?
Size?
Color and style, in my opinion, quite feshinskie ...
but in the composition of something alarming.

pretoriann, in that the image signature is much more visible.
For yet, neither signature nor the work itself to Nikolai Fechin is irrelevant.

Jane Doe, it is currently feshinsky portrait

The catalog is listed as a Russian school . size 31 x 23 cm, oil on cardboard . Here cardboard then certainly too new to be Feshin I think.

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So what does not Feshin it clear why I did not buy it <! - ~ 1 ~ ->


But it is a fake or someone other signature?

So what does not Feshin it clear why I did not buy it <! - ~ 1 ~ ->


But it is a fake or someone other signature?

That would buy myself MAIMERI Canvas Board for oils and acrylics.
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The company, then the old Gianni Maimeri created it in Milan with his brother Carlo in 1923.

I'm aware of, but the "canvas board" was made no earlier than 1990 (plus /minus)

Miraculously such as:




and caught up with 100 to 4600 Euro ...
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pretoriann, a link to the auction, if you can, give, pzhlst.

Maymeri products sold in Russia.
Why not Russian school?
Blokhin, for example, writes.
Work is not the old paint is not chipping in thick places.

More Feshin
 

size of about 18 to 14.
no signature, but it seems he

Cardboard for oil and acrylic colors.

It is believed that acrylic paints were introduced in 1950 in Mexico, then acrylic paints , enamels and varnishes have been producing in the United States and Europe.

In the mid- 50's New York-based Bocour Artists Colors introduced in the market alcohol acrylic paint " Magna ", which were intended for painting.

Feshin died in 1955. The question is . Had he managed to buy cardboard, already sold in the United States and intended for acrylic painting ?

Do not believe it, but today it was on the pre-auction viewing and saw this boy ( <! - ~ 1 ~ -> )
(auction did not wait , and then , perhaps , care would be higher ) ) ( name of the town to report it makes no sense .)

The boy was noticeable .
( ... Or some trails go ? )

But the really strange story with him.
In my opinion - a good boy for a small , quick sketch , and the style is quite feshinsky - has both the speed and elegance of a virtuoso ragged smears ( <! - ~ 1 ~ -> ) with a good result , the color .. etc.

Cardboard on the back of the picture was new - OK, auctioneers also report date - circa 1990 , but :
why desk , clothes, boy's haircut - the style of the 1940s 50s .?
It is written with the pictures? but they were then mainly b /w .

More precisely, in the 50's acrylic already began to trade.