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Who is the author? help determine the

I apologize for the photo, but can someone saw a picture or technique is similar to someone specific)

more detailed picture will set later.

thank in advance all.

There are rules for such matters.

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1. The Author.
2. Materials and Techniques (canvas, cardboard , paper, pastels , watercolors , lithographs , oil, pencil , etc.).
3. Size ( horizontal x vertical for painting).
4. Creation time (1899 /early. , Middle of the twentieth century . And so on).
5. Captions, labels , stamps, birochki (if there is - necessarily images) .
6. Condition ( breakouts, debris , scrapes ).
7. Expert opinion ( if any) - Name of organization + expert.
8. High-quality photograph of the picture , the back of the picture, photo captions ( if any).
9. The origin of the picture .
10. Any other information useful to the attribution of the picture .

They are rules , there is not a fool . Responses to the items of great help for those who want to help you.
In this case, interested in the item number 9. One thing you will say that the picture bought a year ago in the Crimea and other waterfront 100 years hung on the wall.
In the lower right corner does not sign ?

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Сообщение от Konstantin (Сообщение 1927081)

In the lower right corner does not sign?

... I also think there is something there

Yes, there is a signature of course, better resolution photo throw off later

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Сообщение от agl (Сообщение 1927111)

Yes, there is a signature

Well, with this we must begin.

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Сообщение от uriart (Сообщение 1927331)

agl, Nolde?

Deny ...

In my opinion, still is an abstraction

Thank you all - defined

And it's painted?

I did not understand

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Сообщение от SVGAllery (Сообщение 1929001)

What is it drawn?

I still do not understand

This August Macke painted dancers by Edgar Degas.

He was assisted by Franz Marc and George Rublev.