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Please help with attribution prints...:confused:

Cyril Syzransky,well, help me please

So I in graph drawing no boom-boom - there is no any distinctive features thousands of graphics did the same Esenin, Panfilov...

Да ! similar to Hero of the Soviet Union major-General I. C. Panfilov" by Boris Yakovlev.

Petr, and the technique works, You understand?

Panfilov
 

[QUOTE=Бумбараш;3320331]Yes ! similar to Hero of the Soviet Union major-General I. C. Panfilov" by Boris Yakovlev@

The original of the portrait-risunok and butter work of Basil Gureev Yakovlevich, brother of Boris

Yes, the author of "portrait of a Hero of the Soviet Union major-General I. C. Panfilov" 1942 Vasily Yakovlev.

Except for the first (unclear technique) of the sheet the rest of the etchings. See the extraction and characteristic stroke.

[QUOTE="Acland;3321101"]Except the first one (unclear technique) sheet all the rest oferty@
In as. I took it prints in lithography.

[QUOTE=Acland;3321101]Except the first one (unclear technique) of the sheet the rest of the etchings. See the extraction and characteristic strich@

I would not be so categorical. The similarity is, of course. But to define techniques for such photos, I would not. That's why my question was addressed to the author of the themes in his arms originals.

[QUOTE="Petr;3312921"]please Help with attribution amtiskaw@

Where Esenin and " binoculars" is similar to lithography. The other two drawings with charcoal and sanguine. The signature is, but after the war was drawing so much that....?

[QUOTE=K-Maler;3325231]Signature is, but after the war was drawing so much CTA@

However, not all of the painter, K-Maler, sat in 1943 in the dugout on the banks of the Neva river, you will agree. And if and techniques to understand, I think, the authorship of the work can be set. I would suggest to the author of the theme to consult with the St. Petersburg artists or art historians.