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Help attributing schedule. Client requests to name the price, but I did not know the author =)

Lithography
27h39.5 see

Etching? Gavroche? "
10x13 cm

Two Lithographs
Sheet size: 28h39 see
1956

kornilyev, the fourth by the word "Samara" what numbers?
And Venice familiar. Someone from our well-known is that Bartolomeo Colleoni on horseback. Not Deineka whether an hour, eh?

Here scan, as I understand the signature ....

No, this is not a signature. There, "Samara" and the date. I'm not looking at numbers.

then probably 3 /IX

That's what I napolmnil this image:

On this Jap:
author - Tosyusyay Syaraku.
Original woodcut XVIII century is huge money.
Woodcut of a later time, printed with the newly cut wooden blocks - 50 to $ 100. Example:
http://www.artelino.com/archive/arti...201794-1795%20 - %20Bando%20Hikosaburo%20III%20 -%20artelino
In this case, a copy of lithographic, and can confidently say that its value is zero.

Regards Colleoni.
You can contact the Academy of Arts and ask someone on a certain date in 1956 went to Venice.

Drawing is not very personal, I must say, though highly literate.

It could be anyone, from Vereisky to Oreshnikova (it crudely).

Well, then traveled mainly academicians uSSR.

VF Stozharau visited Italy and France for the first time in 59-m and the second time in 67-m.

Logically, if a person is sent to Venice, he had to put up the results. Easier, perhaps, to start to look the books in the library, for example:
National Exhibition. Catalog. M., 1957.
All-Union Exhibition of prints. Catalog. L., 1958.