I'm pretty sure that the signature is Russian . Although the first letter of embarrassing. As for the date in doubt until the last digit - either 1919 , or 1912 . But, in general , you are certainly right . While some cultural auction fails to deliver the signature large, everything will remain at the level of conjecture. However, it is possible that some of the experts recognize the picture or signature. I very much hope to help Eugene: he is engaged in the Central Asian art.
Actually, quite a strange signature is clearly readable and auctions can not read it . Does anyone under the hands of the Russian-speaking was not there ? <! - ~ 1 ~ ->
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