Painting, pastel (Voldemar Kallis, Riga)

[Runar]

Painting, pastel (Voldemar Kallis, Riga)
Evaluation and attribution.

[DKart]

Voldemar Kallis - this is not an artist, and the owners of the shop where the frame and frame this picture.

[Runar]

Well this is understandable, but who is the author.

[Игорь Гурьев]

Who is the author - is unclear, one must walk along the Latvian sites.

But the picture - a charming, I would have dated her 30-mi years.

If you sell it - then the Latvian art collectors, but not so expensive it cost if the auction.
Well, 200 euros.

[Runar]

Сообщение от Guriev, Igor

Who is the author - is unclear, one must walk along the Latvian sites.

But the picture - a charming, I would have dated her 30-mi years.

If you sell it - then the Latvian art collectors, but not so expensive it cost if the auction.
Well, 200 euros.

Igor Guriev, thanks!
If you have any information))) show you how you can reach fans
 Latvian art.

[Runar]

Sales
http://forum.artinvestment.ru/showthread.php?t=60201

[Eriksson]

The easiest way to apply to the Riga galleries.

[Amateur]

Presumably the author of your work is a Latvian artist Schoenberg Georg Yanovich (Georgs Šēnbergs 1915 - 1989). Sometimes his name was written and how Shenberg, Schönberg. The latter name seems to me - the true (and Šēnbergs - latvinizirovannaya), for the second sign of the signature is similar to the combination "ch", written by the so-called kurrentshriftom (gothic cursive) and the third - more like an "o" than "ē". Apparently, he was the Baltic Germans, because in 1944 he was drafted into the German army. Most likely, you - his early work, in adulthood his style of painting changed.

I managed to find only his signature later - at work in 1952 (see 1, above right). It's not like in your work (the letter "Š", however, is similar), but there are More and monogram (lower left), the second letter which is very similar to the beginning of the names to the signature on your picture. In addition, the monogram on his drawings (see 2 and 3) show a very characteristic writing of the letters "G" and "Š" - the same as in your work. Such writing capital letters "G" I met only by Schoenberg.

Works of Schoenberg, and his bio can be found at: http://www.antonia.lv/ru/index.php?nod=2&id=116. By the way, to clarify the authorship you can go to this gallery, as you and advised Eriksson.