Watercolor, monogram
 

Maybe someone encountered such a monogram?
"ML", "LM", or "MA", "AM".
Who could be an author?
A small watercolor, 16h14 cm, 1929

Well, if you do not know what we are about to speak.

Such variants of letters may only be a Russian-language author.

And such - and at the western, Latin ispolzovavshiego.
Sami then you see the author of this watercolor? "Our", "not ours"? I, nevertheless, this dog seems to west.
"AM" Markov was used in the "Fortune and the beggar," for example.
A twisted the letters "ML" are found on the plot of Michael Varfolomeyevich Leblanc. And this is how they are intertwined, already forgotten. :)

Hopefully, the author of "us". Thing purchased in St. Petersburg. Neither the http://www.artsignaturedictionary.com/, or even to http://www.artistssignatures.com/index.php this is no monogram.
And about the author ... think that he (or, for some reason it seems to me, she) is more plot than a painter, probably as hard hands in the small format. But the "fruitful debut of ideas yet ...

Dear Amateur, there are a couple, "the debut of ideas," truth in their degree of fruitfulness to me that something is very hard to believe, but you never know ...
Because our business to throw a bone :)
Mogilev, Al-P Pavlovich (1885-1980). He worked mainly in the book. In style of book illustration rather far from the presented sample. But signed his work with the letters A and M, sometimes placing them one above the other.
Avilov Mikhail Ivanovich (1882-1954), by the way, the student Roubaud and Samokisha. And the signatures, which are known to me, just the letters A and M, but he wrote them "in writing", with rounded and placed side by side.
Generally, the rich

There was another Alexander Moravia, but his watercolors I have not seen.


That's like a little bit.

Enjoyed a similar monogram

Alexander A. Mirolyubov (1898-1987)