Russian or Italian?
 

Gentlemen
Doubts I am bombarded with ...

There nezvestnogo painting artist - oil on canvas, 47h40 see, the old frame and subframe, cracelures minor loss, otherwise condition is very decent. According to the seller, it is a Russian work of the mid-to late 18 th century.
And to me something of the Italian dreaming ...
What do you think, experts?

For me, as a suggestion - Hungary.
Italy has not so don `t see, but who knows.
What is not Russia, that's for sure.

If the Russian (in that very little hard to believe), then a pensioner. I, too, sees something Italian.

Eriksson, correctly imagining Italian.
It is Italian.
This work Nef, was sold last year in Germany.
Is there a lot of Italian, but the Russian more!

URIAT
 

This work is hanging at my friend in St. Petersburg, the size of visual 180 * 130cm, the native frame for how much he bought did not ask awkward as-to.Vy not remember?
During the Neff entire Russian painting was Italianate, pseudo stil.A submitted work that you just "bomb".

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If this is the work of Russian artist, then it can be dated to mid or late 18 th century, while Russian artists do not pisali.Smotrite closely, if you want to try to relate this work by Russian artists, it should be dated to the second quarter of the 19 th century, the beginning of the third quarter, not later.

A very Neff can be called a Russian artist? Called him in Russia Timofei Andreyevich, but it was something was called Charles.
Perhaps this duality is seen in the present paper ...

It is awkward to disclose someone else's input prices. Yes I bought and bought.
He was more fortunate than me, although I played until the last moment.
It really bomb work!
Then he was sorry that I stopped. And then think, well, broke up I would take her even more. So? Who would be better? Only the auction.
And that work had gone to Russia, so I was happy.

URIAT
 

Can return you to the trade mark-up!: Shy:

Thank you!
Need to think.
On price write to lichku

For the "bomb" thank you, of course!:)
You mean that your friend is exactly the same job, only much larger? Or is there more differences? At artprayse like there is no such large canvases Neff ...