Hungarian Impressionists
 

Hugo Schreiber? Armand Schonberger? Bela Kadar ? Offer the work of Hungarian Impressionists, there is doubt about the authenticity. Forgery?

It is quite possible. Do You even Hungarian artists (this is not impressionism!!), see a fashion trend? :D

In Russia to sell will be very difficult even in the case of authenticity!

Yes it is, it looks like slop, I'm afraid to guess :)

[QUOTE]Thus, in one of his booths hung a large sign: “GUESS HERE”. Paying a dime, visitors through a narrow passage on one person got into a little fenced off a room, which was a very mysterious look. Its walls were covered in black cloth, in the middle on a small hill stood a black table in the center of which was a black vase, covered with the same black cloth.
At the table stood himself “count Cagliostro”, courteous welcoming every visitor.
– Bother sticking your finger in a vase, " he offered.
And when the visitor was doing it, “Cagliostro” was proposed to bring the finger to nose:
– I ask you to smell!
The visitor sniffed and expressing displeasure, as a rule, exclaimed:
"It is the ordinary slop!
"Congratulations, you guessed it! solemnly exclaimed “Cagliostro”, and quickly to the exit after seeing the stunned visitor, let a new customer.
Formally, the “Cagliostro” has fulfilled the obligation given to them when they log into a farce: there really is guessed, although all visitors, of course, believed that to guess or speculate they will. That's fair tradition, and retired staff-captain was a good situation for people the stereotype.
But most importantly, fooled visitors were reluctant to talk about their shame friends. Who else wants to expose himself as a simpleton? Many even recommend to their friends to visit the booth of fraud. Worked main stereotype: nobody wanted to see only deceived Seba@