In Sweden, sold Aivazovsky painting "The Battle for Bomarsund"
 

Painting by Ivan Aivazovsky, found in a box with old stuff, was sold Tuesday at auction in the Swedish city of Uppsala for 7.6 million Swedish kronor (1.2 million dollars).


The painting, dated 1858 year >>>

" Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky , 1817-1900 . Battle Bomarzunda . Cyrillic signature and date : 1858 Oil on canvas . 121 x 202 cm. On the reverse number#48 , size , and print : Russian . Feder . Council . Republican . Petrograd . Labour Commune 5 Department of ocher . and register . works of art and antiquities " ( c) Auction

" The picture of Ivan Aivazovsky , found in a box with old stuff "( c) Culture News

What would Stirlitz thought about this?
Very simple - in Sweden boxes with old things have a size of at least 121 x 202 cm :D >

On this press!

What did not invent?

Well , RIA Novosti , rather zhzhot . They are the same as the source indicated . In general, The Local writes that she had hung on the wall yet .

However, a couple of paragraphs below, written by the owner at the auction house sent two boxes , one of which was rolled canvas , and in another - all sorts of gadgets . Sending accompanied by a note : " Everything will turn out - sell the rest - pass to the Red Cross . "

It is quite common that relatives do not want to mess with the legacy of deceased elders.

As for the word "box" in this context, then there is likely to impact nedoznanie translator old vocabulary. The word "Låda"=box is in tune with the old Swedish word infrequent "Lada" = barn.
Internet publication "The Losal"-in English.

Now read the note. The main character in it - an art dealer Knut Knutsson, a great joker and a showman. Leads on television programs about antiques neskolno.
I can not exclude the possibility that the history of the Red Cross - just a publicity stunt. Could not have heirs Estberga be such idiots and evaluate a huge battle canvas 10 thousand crowns? Although I emphasize once again that it is the ordinariness of things offered to transfer to the Red Cross and gives the story its "intriguing."

"Neskolno"!
"Programs"!
"About the antiques!"
:eek:>

Yeah-ah, and if we take into account that in the entire Swedish people live less than one in Moscow ...
:)>

shoes, but shoes, sandals so my,

Ah, shoes, yes shoes, sandals so my. (c) :D>

Added after 6 minutes
At-t's for sure!
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And I liked this combination more :D>

I would like to see a couple of programs that entertainer about antiques.

Probably has something to learn.

Well, here for example:

Knutson
 

Very clever and thoughtful guy - Knutson, in addition also the owner of the auction house Upsalaauktsionkamera