A question for connoisseurs of inventory (account) numbers.
 

Tell me, please, which means that the inscription on the reverse side of the canvas, the following format:

Roman numeral, a dash, Roman numerals, dashes, Arabic triple-digit, dash, Arabic numeral?

For example: VI-V-432-2

Or the first signs are not numbers?

Dmitri, you laugh or what?
Give the photo.

Who will understand this abracadabra?

Do not place an issue according to the rules - the message will be deleted.

I apologize for the "abracadabra", this is my first post.
I will try to improve, to formulate, as is done in the museum catalogs.


On the reverse side of the canvas inventory (accounting) number: VI-V-432-2


Who does he bear?

Here are the rules :
They are taken not from the ceiling.
If you really want to get an answer.

I have little versed in the art , so I ask the more experienced comrades.
But as I understand, all the information on the basis of what is written in the 10th paragraph , is required for the attribution of the picture. And I ask only that those who applied such a system of accounting , rather than asking to attribute the picture. Museums and art galleries give other numbers , so maybe he was featured at the show or something .
Picture the back of the picture , on which he marked with a number , I , as I wrote to you on a personal, I can not lay out before tomorrow night.
Very sorry if I do something wrong.

Let's wait .

So wrong , it's nothing to do with .
Just a lot of practice developed that form of matter , after which the people find it easier to help you.
Since you are asking now is likely the answer will not be.

What change, if the experts did not see the account number printed on your computer, and that - the same number of hand-written on cardboard ? If they do not know now who his accents , then nothing will change after seeing the photos. Or I do not understand something ? True, I am not an expert in the field of painting.
And about the photo numbers - I will go , photograph , if so needed.

So there is oil on canvas or cardboard?

In my paper, I do not remember exactly.
Tomorrow or the day after take a look and write.
But again, I do not understand how it can help determine who was marked with a number.
Here, in my opinion, everything is simple.
Or anyone seen similar in structure to account numbers and know who they are applied or not.

Sometimes it helps the mere sight of the inscription as it is made, what, etc.

Possible different options: owners' inscriptions, internal accounting of the author, exhibition rooms, inventory, etc.