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An eye on, that's a job, I want to buy.
It pleases me. small price.
Signatures are not visible at all.
What do you say gentlemen?

Signed clearly visible vnizu.Ne want to increase? Watercolor is not bad, might even be interesting if you know the story. Design, of course, a nightmare ...

vadim, interesting, interesting:)
Long have I lay 2 watercolors .. all hands could not reach to find out who the author. And then you showed her. My from the same series.
And in what city you offer her?

At your watercolors, vyadem, the word Kolomyja (there is no "t", and "l" with a transverse rod - there is such a letter in Polish) represents the name of the city Kolomya, where, probably, were written by those watercolors. Kolomiya - a city on the river Prut, belonged to Poland before the war, and now is in Ivano-Frankivsk region of Ukraine. The percentage of Jewish population before the war there was very high. A signature, or rather, a monogram - "LQ" - Alas, unknown to me. And what is written in vadim - do not make out fine, you need a large photo.

So, still in Kolomyya. I've not understand why I like it.
Maybe because I am a Jew, or perhaps because it is 1935 (the year of birth of Pope)
I'll take it.

I vadima toyzhe series of watercolors from the same artist. Kolomyja - L.Q. And in general they are now presented on the Ukrainian Internet auction of 12 pieces, as anonymous Jewish Funny pictures. Starting price 10 EU.

vadim, I saw her on the internet auction site. I liked it too. a shabby frame it, in my opinion, only adds charm

Polish do not know, so ask, perhaps, a very stupid question: LQ or Z.Q.?

Amateur, Thank you ...
About Kolomyya I guess :)... but the monogram I also unknown. I watched the book Jewish artists (can not remember the exact name), but it found nothing.

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Allena, is also interested in this question. It may still Z.Q.?

Watercolors!
 

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