V.Basov (19) 61 and one decent picture.
 

Today was a guest of the decent people ( decent in the sense that a full trash can not be there in principle).
" V.Basov 61" , oil on canvas , about 60x70 or more. Hanging from the ceiling in a dark hallway , photographed as he could.
The second thing - less can 30h35 , also oil on canvas , signature not found, but does not look after the 70 th year .
Do not even want to look for, who is Basov, forewarned is tangled in their inevitable amounts to the same , I am in the morning - the " Peregrine" , I go to sleep.
I do not need the pictures and the owners is not too hold for them .
If anyone is interested, for a reasonable price (of course , to somehow justify it ), it is , I think, these things can get.

And it seems , in my opinion, Sasha Bella. Let me see ...

Now, look at - very good. like : the color and the way the texture of the canvas shows through from the paint .. pretty sure this is Bella Alexandra (St. Petersburg ), but for years , I think - early. 90th

There's a very dark and dusty , it could be mistaken with the age thing.
For any information will blagadaren , but most importantly - would help owners with sale.

Good night !

Bass Benjamin ( Benjamin) Matveevich ( Moiseevich ) 10/12/1913 -
graphic artist http://artru.info/ar/1631/
His signature . He lived and worked in Moscow - Moscow landscape probably does .
 Godsend for those who collect the views of a bygone Moscow.

Dark corridor with decent people - zavsegda.
This is precisely point.
:D>

Oh, well , thanks for the tip. I went to the link - the artist is really very good, so sell it quickly and very very cheap, probably does not make sense (unless respected Tandem show interest ). Moreover, the prior owners of some of the responsibility for the price am . Probably have to leave on Friday for about a week . Once back, this question will determine quickly. Maybe redeem himself , seriously wishing for this time will be found. If displayed Moscow, would probably clear sense on some auction in Moscow and to determine a thing, but I'm afraid it will be hard to do . Personally, I have long had the impression that selling Soviet postwar art auctions , and sell only their own product ...

 
Not my topic.