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Uvazhaemyk forum users!
Weácan please, your opinion on this picture.
Dejneka "Lake Baikal" 1959 Hmm, 39h57sm

about the signature is not something I will not say, but the stones in the foreground cause I personally have doubts .... I do not believe in the authorship

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Сообщение от eva777 (Сообщение 788182)

Dejneka "Lake Baikal" 1959 Hmm, 39h57sm

Was there Dejneka in Baikal?
or order it on ......?

Was Deineka Baikal or was not, nobody would say. I think an artist with a worldwide reputation could afford a trip to Lake Baikal! But Baikal this picture to me personally, does not like, it's more like a Kimeriyu, the one which drew Maximilian Voloshin is a neighborhood of modern Feodosia and Sudak.

Dear Sandro, my opinion, you should additionally ask the VP Sysoev (If you are seriously thinking about buying this painting, the price I do not think small?).

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I was hoping for вобще forumchan ... that - anything but prompt
the opportunity, will turn to Sysoev. For it is necessary to seek advice from the street to him not priydesh, in principle, as any other expert.

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Сообщение от eva777 (Сообщение 791772)

I was hoping for вобще forumchan ... that - anything but prompt

Forum is certainly a useful thing .. For more information, you can always get ..

As for Lake Baikal: a biography Deineki mention of a trip to Lake Baikal is not found (within a few days, I hope to be able to see good edition), but at a certain site is caught painting "The Milkmaid", written in the same in 1959 and located in the collections of the Irkutsk Art Museum . Of course, this is not any argument, but take note worth.

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Сообщение от Sandro (Сообщение 789672)

Was there Dejneka Baikal?

I think that in the 59-m was not.
It's that time actively engaged in mosaics, sculpture, monumental in general and yes, this trip would be affected by a cycle of work, I think.

Generally in life Deineki there are some mysterious point: seems to glorify the triumph of socialism did not prevent Alexander Alexandrovich sit out his own. In particular, the famous self-portrait in his underwear and bathrobe, where he has a pretty aristocratic appearance, made in the camp - who would have thought? I reported this read somewhere, and then looked for a little confirmation, but did not find and threw it.

So, the camp, as everyone (except for Pavlik, but he was lying on a beach solnchnom) is known, were in the eastern part of your vast country - it's me to the question of Lake Baikal. Maybe look in this direction?