Perhaps K.Makovsky help determine

[Alisa2000]

I really hope that this Makovsky
The frame is new. The size of picture 43 of 33
One strange antiques buyer said that the forgery , but the work is good , at the time , but offered to sell for 3tys
I wonder what is the approximate cost , do you think?

The second picture , a man in a hat n /s without a signature, what it is like ? 27 to 22

[John Preston]

We are waiting for photos ... So you want to believe that " the impossible - possible" ... <! - ~ 7 ~ ->

The signature on the macro , in at least looks like correlated with the time of painting. Although the implementation is different, different in color from the background pigment ...

Perhaps this sketch for a painting K.Makovsky ?

Alisa2000, this portrait of a man in a hat - clearly not Makovsky . <! - ~ 1 ~ ->

[Toinen]

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I really hope that this

" Abandon all hope ye who enter here " (C)

[Alisa2000]

Сообщение от Toinen

" Abandon all hope ye who enter here " (C)

Do not kill the last hope, please)))

It may still have a chance?

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Сообщение от John Preston

We are waiting for photos ... So you want to believe that " the impossible - possible" ... <! - ~ 7 ~ ->

The signature on the macro , in at least looks like correlated with the time of painting. Although the implementation is different, different in color from the background pigment ...

Perhaps this sketch for a painting K.Makovsky ?

Alisa2000, this portrait of a man in a hat - clearly not Makovsky . <! - ~ 1 ~ ->

Thank you for your reply. We only know that the work of the time , but authorship is , alas I can not identify .
A man in a hat unknown artist

[Toinen]

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Do not kill the last hope, please

Well, I will not.
Good luck!

[молевич]

For style does not seem closer to the Russian impressionizmu.Makovsky more enamored with the work, including sketches.

[Amateur]

Сообщение от Alisa2000; 1979061"

A guy in a hat unknown artist

The inscription on the second picture is read as "Fryc Kleinman", explains that her supposedly wrote a Polish artist Frederick Kleinman (Fryderyk Kleinmann, 1896 - 1943). He usually signed just as it is written on the back of the picture , and, most likely, he painted a portrait of this, as you put it, " man in the hat ."

As for the authorship of the portrait of the first " man ", ie that is , without a hat, with as much certainty do not undertake to say.

[OlegTsi]

Сообщение от Amateur; 1979531"

The inscription on the second picture is read as "Fryc Kleinman", explains that her supposedly wrote a Polish artist Frederick Kleinman (Fryderyk Kleinmann, 1896 - 1943). He usually signed just as it is written on the back of the picture , and, most likely, he painted a portrait of this, as you put it, " man in the hat ."

And it is possible that someone guessing the author has put back the inscription Fryc Kleinman.
The most common version of his signature on the paintings - Fryc (Fryd) Klein Mann.
And the style of his paintings, in some way different from that of the portrait.
I think that the relationship between authorship and signature on the back of the canvas there . Judge for yourself in style .

[Amateur]

Сообщение от OlegTsi; 1979551"

And it is possible that someone guessing the author has put back the inscription Fryc Kleinman.
The most common version of his signature on the paintings - Fryc (Fryd) Klein Mann.
And the style of his paintings, in some way different from that of the portrait.

Yes, I do not insist : I wrote "allegedly " because this information came from , and where everything is possible. As for style, "Don Quixote" and, to some extent, " tram in Lvov " does not show in my opinion, it is very radical differences in style and manner of writing of this portrait. He has yet realistic landscapes .

[Игорь Гурьев]

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I really hope that this Makovsky

Alas, alas, Konstantin Zhukovsky was another, completely different manner.

And he knew how to paint ...