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Сообщение от gorod54
Dear forum members!
I think many of us seek to not only successfully invest in paintings or other art objects with the prospect of growth, but also to get an aesthetic pleasure of ownership in some piece of art. Put simply want to feast for the eyes and its price over time grew.
This topic has been raised, but there was an educational program on artists other direction. Since I'm interested in the landscape painters, the Impressionists.
So my question to the experts on this forum is:
Let's say if the amount of $ 100,000, recommend Impressionist landscape of the Soviet period in which you think is washed to invest, and that have a good potential for growth in value. Only interested in oil painting!
Thanks in advance for your reply!
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Artist Altayev Seraphim Petrovich. 1931. People's Artist of the USSR. Honored Worker of Culture of the Russian Federation. In the 1950-1958 years. he studied at the Moscow Higher School of Industrial Art (former Stroganov) led P.D.Korina, SV Gerasimov, N.H.Maksimova. Party-Union, republican, Moscow and foreign exhibitions since 1960 Seraphim Altaeva paintings stored in the State Historical Museum, Museum of railway transport, as well as regional museums of the former Soviet Union.
He has the market work.
Vostokov artist Evgeny, Major General, a war veteran, Honored Artist of Russia, professor, critic and historian, author of books, textbooks and publications on various aspects of culture and fine arts.