Attribution avant-garde
 

Hello dear forum users!

Help identify this artist who kartiny.Po preliminary data a professional artist from Moscow.

Cardboard akvarel.Podpis and date below.

Thanks in advance for any information.

The style is very likely that this is Igor Voroshilov. In addition, the last years of his life ( until 1989 ) he spent as a time in Kiev , from which you write . Fairly well-known artists of the sixties , made friends and interacted with Pyatnitsky , Grobmanom , Aigi and so on. Unfortunately, the abuse of all kinds of harmful liquids and substances impact on his talent of painting and destiny. He never went in the first cohort of non-conformists, but perhaps someone from the collectors will be interesting, although his works are very inexpensive. Unfortunately, even very strong artists of the time ( take the same Pyatnitskiy ) almost do not know what to say about Voroshilov ...

Here, on the site, based on the artists it something to eat.

It seemed to me that the monogram in shape closer to the "PIM".

I think that this is not Voroshilov.
The human figures Voroshilov actually a little elongated, but still way different than the pictures shown.
Besides, I never found him a monogram.

I rather enjoyed the circumstantial evidence than a signature. The artist, with Moscow, rather well-known avant-gardist , a request from Kiev. The most suitable candidate - Voroshilov. And that's all Well its late period ... I saw him a couple of similar things, but from the seventies. Work of the Kievan period I , frankly, did not see .

And most of the " well-known avant-garde artists from Moscow" for this role does not fit - either in style or on the above facts. So either Voroshilov, a " avant-garde " was in fact no one can call . Differently from asking now has some sort of reference point.

Alec Sander.AllenA.U Z.

Thank you very much for the information.

After reviewing pictures of the artist Igor Voroshilov, I had a clear sense that my picture is not the case of his hands.

It seems to me that the UZ are right about the signature.