Help identify the author's picture
 

Wood \ plywood, oil. 40 x 40. Monogram (who is the author?)
Thanks in advance.

All thanks. Showed in Odessa. Attributed as Turzhansky Leonard. 30e-40th years.
Locked.

At Little Arnautskaya attribution? Judging by the manner of writing, and signed (although it almost did not make out) - it is not Turzhansky.

at Sophia, in the museum. Similarity of its marinas. And the signature LTUR. And what is written on paper pasted on a board. Vobschem arguments. At first I thought someone from the West Impressionists. In terms of work strong. First showed Gorb. he immediately said no one from the Ukrainian could not have written this - rather weak, our bubble and Gluschenko. Or Russian or zapadnik.1-2 train.

Here's another picture of the same subjects, but not signed. In comparison with your Tourjansky. Perhaps, too, will he? It would be nice.

  Few excerpts from an essay on creativity Turzhansky Leonard (Leonid) Viktorovich

  In 1920-1940-ies Turzhansky wrote mostly fairly dark rural landscapes. However, experts appreciate his painting for the freedom of manners and transmission characteristics of light, typical of the native artist Urals. Landscapes by Leonard Turzhansky always lively, with horses, cows, pigs or chickens are written with knowledge of the case. A constant source of creative inspiration for the artist was the nature of the native Urala.Hudozhnik liked to depict a peaceful life of the earth, the silence in which we hear the familiar rural scenes zvuki.V masters dominate rich "earth" colors - red, brown, green and yellow. His gift colorist, subtle sense of decorative flowers, with an impressive fully apparent as in this particular genre, as the image of interiors.
About marina word.
About podpisi.Privedennaya monogram of the artist Tourjansky LV nor any relationship is not fully subscribed imeet.On and his handwriting is different from the above sample graphology characteristics.
Interestingly, someone from the art Hud.muzeya "at Sophia" You obtained "reasoned" attribution?

No one at the marina Turzhansky never seen.
Who saw? Give the link.

And who is the hump. ?

And it is not D. E. Gorbachev, about which so much has been said in recent days?

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Ahotnik, could you take pictures of large monogram?

On this site Turzhansky many, including pictures. Something is very hard to believe that it is his job ...

Lost write pomoemu. And for me nothing special, even if it Turzhansky L.

Concerning the authorship Turzhansky is still a speculative opinion. The experts still take counsel from various museums and so far only opinions. And while only about Odessa, oral advice and no one residual findings does not. Interested in the views of all. Who thinks that it is a Russian who work the western though judging by the monogram Russian, but pro prof.uroven artist has already noticed a dozen art historians because the search for and maintained. If only work was mediocre nobody would have an interest vplane authorship would have been a Hx and that's it. In the evening lay out the opposite direction, apparently was not a single exhibition, and litter in the back rooms to spare. And when cutworm was bought in St. Petersburg, along with other works including and avant-garde. In any case, be grateful for all opinions.

Any member of the Union of Artists of the USSR writing professionally, and the work of this size are $ 200, so that God forbid something it were L. Turzhansky, then we will sell well.

Here are found on this site a lot of reproductions of works Turzhansky and no marina there.
If he wrote them, at least one shown for comparison.
http://www.maslovka.org/modules.php?...e&pid=2513

So the handwriting of the work itself does not look like handwriting Turzhansky.

All thanks. Showed in Odessa. Attributed as Turzhansky Leonard. 30e-40th years.
Locked ????.
  It is not known who was shown the painting at the Odessa Art Museum, who is hump. - Can only guess. And whether it was appropriate at all mention of them in connection with this picture?

A bit like the Baltic States: Estonia, or Riga seaside. Yachts in the Baltic Sea artists love to write. The fact that the painting was purchased in St. Petersburg, also indirectly increases the probability of origin of paintings from the Baltic basin.