Anatoly Zverev selfportrait
 

Self Anatoly Zverev, 1978, oil on canvas 47-42, rear seal is allowed to export from the USSR. Price 8 000 $.

I do not want to upset you, but most of the forum and sign style and birochka. In Zverevo well on the forum understands spigo - his opinion worth considering.

Since labor is Anatoly T., procured canvas for self-portrait :)

How I can to frustrate you? :shy: Birochku so I meet for the first time, believe me no malice I do not have, except that I want to sell previously purchased the work, so you can easily frustrate me :)- >
P.S. To view the distinguished spigo gladly listened to your recommendation, thanks !:)

And what birochka? And do not see any birochki ...

I understand refers to print

If you print, it says only that the canvas had already bought fabrichchno-primed. This is a print production, where the canvas grounded.

rear seal is allowed to export from the USSR, no other marks

This version did not exist in nature. :D
This is fantasy!

I did and I say, met for the first time, and some on the forum, it is well known :shy:

He wrote it on canvas, of course, when peddling, but in this case do not bother the canvas and manner of execution, and the image itself ... I would have refrained from such a work without the expertise Silaeva or at least "Zverev Center

Sad-known. It is too often put to legitimize the wrong things.

Expertise is enough to make a visual, sending the image Silaeva V.S.na e-mail here, but my opinion is that the chances of authenticity approaching nulyu.Ruka not Zvereva, even the signature does not bother to make pohozhey.Drugoe case, we should not all this seller?

Here people asked around and found, Vlasov, AE (shown in the Japanese edition of "Artists of the USSR"), it is doubtful that it would have needed someone or legitimize :)

Not to mention that the version of the self-portrait can be completely deleted - just look at the photos Zvereva, who had a very characteristic, very Russian face with full cheeks and lips. And the painting shows the thin man with an aquiline nose, more like, I think, on Melika Agursky.