America's Most Wanted!
 

Aivazovsky, Ivan
"Calm in the harbor."
Oil on canvas.
72h102 see is stolen from a private collection in Moscow.

- First of all, not all images attached.

Without their help we should not wait.

- Secondly it means missing?
There is a statement to the police, the criminal case?

- Well, and other details not too much, at least when it happened.

Aivazovsky, Ivan
"Calm in the harbor."
Oil on canvas.
72h102 see


Posted here: Catalog art and antiques, are wanted /Most Wanted!
Part 1, Moscow, 2006


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Two weeks ago, was sold in Moscow ve ...

It is unclear why this work is in the search ? Is it just because the name was changed to " Seascape " ( 72h103 ) and is located in Nizhny Tagil Art Museum of Fine Arts . A union catalog of lost values ​​continues to exist as " Calm in the harbor " 72h102 oil on canvas

Apparently there is some confusion ... anyway ... Thanks , ,

Clarify all this and be sure to answer .

Probably yes. But in my catalog in 1962 , the painting was already in Nizhny Tagil Art Museum of Fine Arts . I do not know just exactly when and where she was admitted . I enclose two pictures from the Internet, which depicts the above mentioned exhibition hall of the museum, where among other paintings visible and painting " Seascape "

What a nice room.
So much Tagil.