In a raspberry beret
 

Dear experts!

This girl has many years hanging in my home.

I would like to know something about this picture.

Signatures have been found.


Oil on board.

63h43


On the back of the inscriptions there.


Thank you!

Good girl!
Under the frame signature is not looking for?
A picture is better to make macroshot, in daylight without flash.

You expressly museum home of the World.
:eek: "I think it's your great-grandmother.

Laugh at the poor amateurs amateur, Mr Ika-Ika.

I quite understand you. This drop in brilliant professionals and show them the third grade, or worse.

So I awkwardly hang out here every Moore, in the hope that a sudden, there's a percentage that is just a "horror" rather than "the horror, the horror, the horror."

But reading this forum is a real pleasure, especially if someone decides to experts illustrate the course of his thoughts.

And again, thank the creators of the forum!

Peace, nothing you hesitate. Your artifact quite think of anything, especially compared with what is often shown. Here are just shooting podkachala - not in focus. And try to find a signature on the front side (this is written Mimoprohodil) and photograph, please reverse side and an inscription on it (if any)
Shl Ika-Ika is not ironic, just jokes (jokes he has such) :)

consider a good job in the bright sun, on the street.

See also at an acute angle to the light.

In jobs with a total black background, just does wonders can be seen.

You do not flirt, it's a good job and you know it yourself.

Sergey, thanks for the advice.
Take pictures as prosvetleet.
Outside, I have now the Egyptian darkness.

Something in it.

That these disappointing results:

Old canvas, pasted the new one.

Density and the "sound" in the picture (if you knock on it) creates the impression that this board.

In the lower left corner when viewed at an angle to the light, much enlightenment background and it is possible that there was an inscription, but do not think she's amenable to perusal.

Ika-Ika, surely it someone's great-grandmother, but not mine. The painting was bought about 12 years ago at a provincial auction in the states of "funny money" was on the floor among the sagging sofas and carpets with holes.

With thanks to all who paid attention to this artifact.