Signature, help determine
 

Hello!
Help, please, read the label.
How to name the artist.

Well, do you understand?

Under the rules, the picture should be shown in full. Why do not you do ? It is not strange whim of the forum, it is easier for those who want to help .
So do not be surprised no one answers, you do not want to facilitate the work of assistants, and you do not want to.
As such, the message will hang until Sunday (well, suddenly there are good people ), then it will be removed.

Sorry, that does not put the photo picture right away.
It was not possible.

Oil on canvas.

Size: 102cm x 131sm with frame
            
76cm x 107cm without a frame.

Hmm, I personally Internet gives nothing.

Lukovin?


In principle, the picture polulyubitelskaya (if not quite an amateur), so it is unlikely that he went somewhere and exhibited.

But who knows ...

It seems to me that the signatures have the streaks of paint in craquelure.

And it's tempting to think that we are dealing with an attempt to Russification picture is not too prominent European artist.

Guriev, Igor, picture of a salon, but not "completely amateur."

Toinen, I, too, the first impression that the signature on top of the paint layer and craquelure.

I agree with the Guriev , Igor, that picture of amateur writing . Also support the view that we are dealing most likely with the creation of a foreign artist.

Help to read the signature correctly and if possible to attribute the author.

Dear Members!

I know two of the this of the author,
which asks the Marc CM: :)>

One of them -"blue", x /m, 64h117.5 see the beginning. 20. ,
 by reading the signature "LutseviNev" in the lower right corner of the picture , exhibited 28.02.2008
at the Kharkov branch of the " Gelos " http://www.gelos.kiev.ua/2008/02_february/kharkov.shtml,
 and is currently in Kharkov ... :)>

The second -"Salvation", x /m, 100h136 see the beginning. 20. ,
by reading the signature "Lutsevich" in the lower right corner of the picture ,
located in Kiev ... :)>

I am familiar with both the owner of paintings
and photos taken by me from life ... :)>

I believe that the author of more "Russian" than "foreign" , and
who worked in the style of painting by Ivan Konstantinovich Aivazovsky .

One would of foreign artists in the early 20th century worked
under the "obscure" ( hi Cyril Syzran! :)>)
Artist of the Russian Empire -Aivazovsky...? :)>