Gene Shapiro Auction. Russian and European Art. April 23, 2009
 

Actually another U.S. auction of Russian art.
Enjoy ...
http://www.geneshapiro.com/catalogw.shtml?gid=21

Yes ... really .... one Burlyuk what it takes, and Korovin ......
hurt as distorted Russian art ....: D
but Nalbandian (lot118) with Bonhamsa: http://www.bonhams.com/cgi-bin/publi...leSectionNo=1#

A stunning VLADIMIR IVANOVICH GAU (RUSSIAN 1817-1895)

- Chairs of the palace! (c)

There is a version - by avant-gardist ingneist, frame-out of the palace!

completely soglasen.Nu, and gouaches Korovin (loty80-82) just a song, and its oil are not entirely dissimilar.

I have the impression that all accustomed to a large Number of counterfeit works Burliuk at Western auctions (Trinity, Aguttes, etc.) here and make conclusions based on this. That's not because one size fits all ....

I can say with great certainty say that something I know about the work Burliuk, especially the American period. For those who know his American period (do not know how many are those who know) all work at auction Shapiro absolutely no doubt. I should add that one of the works has an impeccable expertise of the State Tretyakov Gallery (you can see by visiting the website of the auction house), the other has a provenance from the Harbor Gallery in Long Island (where Burliuk he exhibited his work), next work is provenance of the ASA Gallery in Manhattan ( where Burliuk in life, too, has exhibited his work), some were bought from the artist's family, etc.

Actually, reading these posts I have the impression that the faster they want to write something bad about something or other, with absolutely no arguments and not objectively. That is something and hurt.

Amina I wrote my personal opinion, you have more on it and a forum to discuss, despite provenanasy (and not all of Burliuk auction with provenance), look at Burliuk-Korovin and do not.
  about the "masterpiece" VLADIMIR IVANOVICH GAU Lot 56 (also with provenance) you really think "it" zacluzhivayuschim attention, it's just a cartoon!
that, looking at these works can still argue, in my opinion enough to look.

Painting: by Brynsky Boris (a talented artist, lived in Uzbekistan).
BORIS BRINSKIH (RUSSIAN 1924-1998)
Bazaar in Bukhara, 1965
oil on canvas
58 x 78 cm (22 7 /8 x 30 3 /4 in.)
signed and dated lower left Brinskih Luba and Boris

You write in more detail on this subject, many interesting, and who signed with the expertise of the State Tretyakov Gallery?