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Originally Posted by Allena
Antic, and where information that a teacher Munkasky Germasheva? I think that the similarities in their works there. Most likely, IMHO, Munkasky - is a highly mutated, perhaps, a Polish surname. Apparently, some little-known Western European or American artist.
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Information from:
http://209.85.229.132/search?q=cache...k & cd = 5
"Michail Markianovic GUERMACHEFF (russe 1867 - 1930)
Artist Biography:
This distinguished Russian artist was born near Moscow. He first studied art at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in St Petersburg and later with the master MUNKASKY. On exhibiting his pictures he had immediate success, and in 1910 a painting entitled "The First Snow" was purchased for the National Museum of Moscow (Tretiakov gallery). Guermacheff obtained the highest honours in the land and was appointed Court Painter to the Tzar. A number of his paintings are in imperial collections. At the outbreak of the Revolution, Guermacheff, owing to his close connections with the Court, was obliged to flee from Russia. He crossed the Polish frontier safely disguised as a Peasant. He subsequently continued on to Paris where he settled until his death. Guermacheff was gladly accepted by his French confreres as a distinguished foreign artist, and he has exhibited at the Salon, the Grand Palace and other exhibit "
It seems to me like the work - as if from different points of writing one and the same landscape.
And the signature - the style is different, and the brush and paint, as if one ...
The American, this is unlikely - the backdrop name "... in the Alps." A Germashev lived in France ...
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Originally Posted by Cyril Syzransky
In this family I see the root of Munkacs-Hungarian name Mukachevo-city in Transcarpathia.
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This is clearly not Mihaly Lieb (Munkachi), although the names are similar - Munkascy ...
A Bubel, to Mukachevo, has no relevance? ... Or maybe were familiar with Michael? ... Be friends? ...