I.N.Pavlov?
 

Linocut, cut off , apparently , to the borders of the image size of 16.5 x 21 cm paper is old, it may well be the 1910s - 1920s . It seems to work , IN Pavlova - the manner of images cobblestones , tree branches , shading. However, the image is exactly the prints I was not caught . However, the prints he had hundreds if not thousands . He is ? As respected members of the forum view ?

And another question: does anybody know what is depicted in the temple ? Most likely, in Moscow.

In fact, like the Temple of miracle workers of Chernigov in the Chernigov Lane near Pyatnitskaya ( Zamoskvorechye ). But the location of the fence a little confused ... In Telegram . If it seems to me it's somewhere in Zamoskvorechye .

In Pavlov , of course. Pts. similar. But we all know that there are often very similar to his prints from other authors. Here we need a specialist.

Thank you , I-V! Thanks to you I found a temple - it is really Zamoskvorechye , the church of St. Nicholas in Golutvin (see 1 photo end of the XIX century , the form , but with a different direction than in the engraving ). Now this church is somewhat different (see 2 ) clearly restored in its original form of the XVII century . The fence , however, remained the same as that shown in the engraving . The drums under the lateral cupolas - also identical. By the way, this church was baptized PM Tretyakov.

It remains to verify (or disbelieve ) in that the author prints - IN Pavlov.

Wow, this church has always somehow looks , standing in the New Tretyakov Gallery (in the hall , where the " leader of the two after the rain ") from the huge windows overlooking the Moscow River. Its really crushed , " President-hotel " unfortunate ...

On your engraving , of course, she said. But now that she has that first church in Chernigov . zakomary restored - without identifying the pre-revolutionary photographs would, of course , difficult. It is good that you've found it Amateur, and is now engraved somehow alive in time - it is both pleasant and interesting. Thank you, not me! ) )

Yes, surprisingly, the Tretyakov Gallery (although new ) right next to ! )

Gravyurka preprelestneyshaya, very similar to Pavlov's, but somehow awkward, Pavlov is usually milder.


Excellent, in general, little thing!