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Originally Posted by Fantozzi
Ladies and Gentlemen .... Topic exhausted. Good luck and new discoveries. Yours truly.
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Then for a snack lesson for investors from g.Vollara:
"I remember another visitor who was every day in the evening. He started with, glanced in the window, where the fire" Alikaev Arles ", then entered into the room and went around the circle. Gradually he became more talkative. He liked to talk with me about "poppy field". Once I saw it in the usual hour: he appeared in a week.
- All this time I could not come: my wife gave birth to a baby girl. We are already worried and its future, and to provide the child with a dowry, decided to buy such things, the price of which subsequently increases, for example pictures.
I've seen sold his "Poppy Field". And involuntarily looked at the picture. "Buyer" followed my gaze.
- If I had extra money, I would have long ago acquired the painting - he said. - But, you know, I now have to think about posterity ... We have an excellent counselor - my cousin, who teaches painting in Paris.
It was some time before I met again with my friends: one day he came with a folder under his arm.
- Done! - He said, and patted her hand: - Here is the daughter of a dowry. - And, taking from the folder "Fantasia" Details on, he added: - My cousin managed to get this watercolor for 15,000 francs. After 20 years, it will cost no less than 100,000.
I did not contradict him.
After 25 years, I saw a man with watercolor Martignac Details on the street.
- It's time to part with the picture - he said sadly - my daughter is getting married.
I asked him if he remembered my exhibition Van Gogh landscape with poppies, which he liked.
- How could I not remember? Fortunately, I did not succumb to the temptation then, what would I get for it now?
- So, my friend, you would get for that picture more than 300,000 francs.
- But then ... how much is my "Details on"?
- Your "Details on"! "Battle at Huninge" is considered his masterpiece, the Luxembourg museum curator sent to the attic ... "
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Originally Posted by Barvikha
Guys! You took that seriously discuss the critical work of this great painter HHveka!! Go get some sleep, relax, get love. Who is this DSF????? What he's heard enough, and from whom?'d Better learn to draw at least as Ivan or Ossowski! And he takes up no lift!!
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Barvikha! I get the impression that you did not read my post. Where I am there is a "critical discussion took creativity of the greatest painters HHveka"?
On the contrary, I love, respect and appreciate R.Guttuzo, indeed, one of the greatest artists of the twentieth century. I just wanted to draw your attention to the fact that the work of this artist has had a tremendous impact on the masses of Soviet artists. His "energy explosion", in your same expression, they just scattered in pieces, and these pieces are now called "severe style".
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Is the fact: "Who is this DSF?????"
I - is an independent artist. I do not depend on anyone, neither from art market, nor its members, nor of the artists and their organizations, nor investors. My opinion is unattached and sometimes I can not allow myself to speak the truth. But I do it often, because very few people are interested in the truth.