Identify the author and the cost of
 

Dimensions: Length 53.5 width 38.5 without a baguette (oil on canvas)

Very similar to the Dutch master's hand, maybe I'm wrong.

Lelik, is a Dutch painter Pauvel de Vos (1596-1678), he has a hunting bears.

Lelik, you have very bad pictures.

According to him can only speculate about the story, you really try with photos.

Work dubbed?

General impression of the second half of 17 century.

What Inönü made such an impression?

Overall impression.

Some kind of authenticity and strength of painting.

Colleagues, I can not help wondering: Why are people turning for a free consultation, do not write "please."
It's as simple.
It is not worth the trouble, honestly.

[QUOTE="Guriev, Igor; 1347791] some kind of authenticity and strength of painting.
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A view of the back side of the canvas which makes an impression?
 
Strength certain material?

[I][COLOR="Navy"]How much is still coarse, my dear?[/COLOR][/I] (c) :D

Cyril Syzransky, inspired by memories ...
When I was studying, MM Alen gave us a sardonic essay on the clichés of art historians. There was a phrase: On the reverse side of the canvas thread that runs thought ... Do not put quotation marks because I do not remember. Something like that ... There was laughable. Can be published?
Sorry for offtopic. Carry on, gentlemen. :)

In the present picture of it (the idea) "fails" because, according to just remark Sergejnovo, duplicated.

Very good, there, on the flip side, always "goes the thought."
:)

This often happens - duplicating the canvas.


Do you think this is a copy of the type of picture Trubetskoy?

It was already such an assumption:

And to me more like Snyders (Frans Snyders, 1579 - 1657). Especially from him, together with paintings by Rubens, "Bear Hunt", where the Snyders wrote the animals (vlozh. 1). The pose of the torso bear virtually the same (in mirror image). Close and right at the scene of the attack dogs of another bear, lost on the very picture of a fire at Madrid's Alcázar Palace in 1734, but survived on her sketch. (http://www.bampfa.berkeley.edu/proje...s2detail2.html)

Agreed. The level of high art, the composition is similar to that of Snyders and his followers (see attachment). The author might have "a circle" or "follower" Snyders.

Yes, yes, and Snyders, too, of course ...

old masters wrote such works on a large scale, usually from the meter and more on the smaller side.
Miniatures from the size, type 40 x 50 cm, are rare, have not seen. Typically, 1,5 x 2,5 m and more, such as in the original size of characters. I do not want to say, but such work in small amount, usually copies of followers.
On a good photographer (the structure of painting) could say more, but so fucking - fucking ... up to a decent print on canvas :D