White Andrew (Boris Nikolaevich Bugaev) (1880— 1934)
 

Good day!
Watercolors from a private collection.
Doubt about the authenticity of the authorship of the owner is not.
Ready to make an attribution in the ultimate buyer's request.
1930-31 gg
H see
Photo as per request.

Sincerely,
Sergey
8-966-to-C

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What about Andrew White - funny. About 1930 - 1931 - even funnier. Hardly a writer could so preposterously miss state reform spelling... :)
Yes and aquarelles-it is quite old. Style - boundary such aquarelles.
In General, and not the beginning of the 30's, and not Andrew. But A. F. White (1874 - ?) - why not?

Dilettante, Here on Sovkome sold and the signature is similar . You ,as always ,is perfect! http://sovcom.ru/index.php?category=...10&auction=142

Good evening! Here are the samples of the signature of Alexander Fedorovich White

But Andrew

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What do you say, dear Maestro?

You know, I can not even understand, just absolutely ridiculous turns, but SAMPLES of the well Nicaean not similar to the signature on sold work)))) and only convinced of the rightness of the esteemed Dilettante

Dear Vivod, draw your own conclusion.:)

I'll try to explain again.
In 1918 Russian orthography has changed quite significantly. In particular, from the alphabet was removed a number of letters (ive, er, FITA, and decimal, etc.)
Until 1918 the adjective (in this case - alias) "white" was written as "bely".
(Remember the famous gymnasium rhyme to help remember common words with the letter "Yat":
Bdny BglII bly devil
Lunch ran in lsj
Squirrel on ice he ran,
Radish with radish had lunch etc).
In the presented landscape surname "Bly" - TOspelling reform. I.e. the beginning of the 1930 - excluded... especially because Bugaev was not an ancient old man, did not live in the taiga skete, malenica and sling ink...:)
All other reasoning to explain for a long time. As they say nowadays - Google to the rescue.
(And we will die with our generation - what's it gonna be?)

Dilettante!
Amazed by the patience ! Separate thanks for the mnemonic rule (did not know)
The whole dialogue above is typologically accurate portrait dialogue of the owner with the scholar.
Overact.

Seller: here's Andrew White (Boris Nikolaevich Bugaev) (1880— 1934) Watercolour. 1930-31 gg
Doubt about the authenticity of the authorship of the owner is not.

Expert: OKS! look (not worry) : small issues in your signature, Bugaev little is known in terms of literature, he also wrote and signed it. Happened with him. Sometimes. How spelling reform?
And another little thing : aquarelles-the earlier will, the beginning of the century, the turn. Where it Boris Nick to ascribe? Leaves biograficheskii. Here (fear not) -there is a great author: White, A. F. where it all fits together (no, don't worry, the author is good). How are you?

- Seller: what are you here are you peddling White AF Shamanism and heresy. Here's the signature of Andrew White from the Internet, from the album Alyansky-1920. well unlike kartinki but the signature--then,yeah! Well, almost as my own, and spelling! Old, and how this incident is?

-Expert: I will try to explain again..