Bukovskis, 5-6 June 2013, Helsinki
 

Good day !

In the different topics on the forum already discussed several works from the upcoming auction Bukovskis in Helsinki. The history of 199, Alexander Benois, theatrical sketch . [/URL]

A couple of months ago , one Swedish forum like this, one uncle posted photos of the sketch and asked for help with the definition of the signature. It was a question on the level of "no one knows in what language does it say ? " . However, he said that recently bought the painting for a pittance in a second-hand store. The forum helped him make out the signature and advised to carry on Bukowski . What he apparently did. It would be interesting to know what they say respected experts on this sketch.

And yet I somehow grates lot Lagorio [/URL]. Whether it causes you such feelings ?

Lagorio I do not like.

Completely agree with your opinion , the picture looks cool , it could be explained by the fact that the painting after restoration , and yet this fact does not dispel doubts . Water and the entire coastline does not correspond to the style of Leo Feliksovich. He meticulously prescribed forefront of the pictures that we have not seen in this case .

Good sketch , very much so. That is confident , careless and at the same time accurately written crowd suggests ... And such a signature is not easily imagine ...
Lagorio (?) Seems to me too fresh and too " blue " in the foreground ... but the hand of a professional ...

I can mania, but for me it is an ordinary perelitsovka ordinary Scandinavian artist.

Just as Clodt and some other work on this auction.

That's the work Lagorio.
Compare.

And now they are put side by side:
 
and we get (??)

I agree that the hand of a professional , it is thin enough written the background, even the year of creation , 1888, and the size is small, it can be assumed that this sketch for the painting
" View of the Ayu -Dag from Alushta ," 1890. Oil on canvas. Size 96 x 126 cm .
Irkutsk Regional Art Museum. Sukachev

As my grandmother, "Where the estate, and where the water?"

In the literal sense ...

And Shishkin
 

A day for thinking about the item.
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I. Shishkin