This can be Aivazovsky?
 

Oil on canvas , size 670h310 .
Canvas zadublirovan a new, strengthened the old subframe. When cleaning under the "new" words " Aivazovsky " written on top of craquelure , they discovered the "old " label - is the same. Apparently , the restorer had once decided to "show " ( made ​​clearer ) the old signature.
Question - it can be a real Aivazovsky ?
How is it possible to know?

Good day , Andrey !
This is not Aivazovsky . The author of the works you have shown is probably the artist Kucherenko . These landscapes have been exhibited at the forum , the style and the unusual spelling of the surname Aivazovsky guessed one and the same hand . Apparently, in the above artist this story was put on stream. The artist, although declared as a disciple of Aivazovsky certainly was not. From a very detailed biography of lifetime Aivazovsky that he had not had a student and the school would be immediately apparent without any evidence . A certain Dmitry from Moscow is selling very similar to your picture 's Kucherenko and steam it with a picture of a sailboat . Both work as yours, signed by the name of Aivazovsky , although he Dmitri confidently declares that the picture painted by Kucherenko and calls them family . What does he mean one can only assume - maybe he is a relative of Kucherenko . Having considered in detail the proposed illustrations , I think you will agree that your work was painted Kucherenko .
In conclusion, I want to add that Kucherenko, if not copied Aivazovsky painting " In the Black Sea," in 1891 , it is clearly painted his paintings "based on" the great marine painter of this painting . See and compare.

Aivazovsky's work " In the Black Sea," to be published in the magazine " Niva " for 1891 - 1893gg .
Number 1 work has been exhibited at the forum with the same issue , even close to the size of your ( 30h60sm )
And the number 1 - a fragment of a surname.
Number 1 b - also, but without a frame .
Number 2 Kucherenko ( framed )
Number and - Kucherenko ( unframed )
Number 3 - Kucherenko (doubles landscape in the frame )
And number 3 - Kucherenko (doubles landscape unframed )
Number 3 b - side to it.

What other works of this author known?

Or just copy Aivazovsky?

Probably the last of the landscape shown me above is independent work Kucherenko . Personally, I name of the author of the landscapes of nothing says. I happen to know the name of the artist from the announcement of a Dmitri from Moscow, put up for sale two of the above . With that, they can be seen surname Aivazovsky, Dmitry no one said a word , that is a signature Aivazovsky. I by the way, the first job shown on the forum (№ 1 a - a fragment of a name ) , read the signature as " Shoo Aivazovsky ." Dmitry is possible and has been known , so he declared that the author landscapes Kucherenko and that he is a disciple of Aivazovsky. Works named Dmitry family .

A work of Vladimir Kucherenko listed here

http://artinvestment.ru/auctions/149960/works.html

not similar in style?

No, it's a completely different artist.

Once again, thank you for the clarification.

Now I also think that the signature on the provided picture is better read as "Shoo Aivazovsky" - the first two letters are smeared, and in the middle of bedding, too, but it stands clearly better and the number of letters is more appropriate ...