Signature similar to Repin)

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overleaf exactly Elie

We compare signatures, and no writing on the back!

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Offhand here is an example of

This painting was created in 1874 and not in Paris and in Normandy.

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[QUOTE=Joz;3322151]On the last Paragraph is not significant, but in General very similar to the Belgian podpisi@

Compare Joz. How do You see the similarity, apart from the fact that in the family Repin in the French version, and the names of the alleged Dutch or Belgian artist has the letter p ? Personally, I am nothing. The second signature (under illustration thick) typically contains Repin stroke. In both presents You the French signatures works Repin clearly evident in the acute (é). There's nothing in the signature on the "Belgian" portrait.

[Joz]

Yes we like all compare))) Goal is to identify - could subscribe or not.. Write on the back - messy or?
It turns out that he is the "P" could in principle write lat., time and subscribe could be completely in Latin. And that I in the beginning confused - the writing on the back of his name - turned out to be correct.

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By the way, about multilingual signatures Repin. He wrote his name and in Ukrainian-"Like". In particular, he signed the address which was presented by the St. Petersburg Ukrainian literary scholar and ethnographer A. N. Pipino on the occasion of his 60th birthday in 1893. Address Repin and other signatories thanked Pypina for his solidarity with the Ukrainian people and its culture in an era when the Ukrainian language and Ukrainian education was restricted to the Imperial authorities. The address is stored in the personal Fund Pypina in the Department of manuscripts of the NLR. Sorry, I did not photo...

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[QUOTE=Joz;3322231]Aim-to identify - could subscribe to or net@

No I could not. If the signature was forged Belgian or Dutch, it would clearly be read by a native speaker as "Répine" or the sense of her fake? And it is not readable.

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Entry on back - messy or?

Definitely messy; see above.

[QUOTE=Joz;3322231]it Turns out that he is the "P" could, in principle, to write lat@

Yes, but not in combination with Cyrillic initials!

[QUOTE=Joz;3322231]And that I in the beginning confused - the writing on the back of his name - was pravilnik@

In vain You are confused - this is the usual spelling of the name Repin French.

[Joz]

Well here! All the more. Once signed in different ways, and could get lost in Paris
Well, at all really now compare the signature on the "Space" and on the Belgian version.. and it seems Like, but some are not inherent stiffness in the Belgian signature (or diligence

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Well, at all really now compare the signature on the "Space" and on the Belgian version.. and it seems Like, but some are not inherent stiffness in the Belgian signature (or diligence

You are comparing the incomparable
I would have shown the "Belgian" portrait specialists in Dutch or Belgian painting of the 19th century. Here the word is not us and them. Assume, however, that the portrait is signed by the Dutch surname.

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The owner of the painting, apparently desperate to sell it for big money and previstar on eBay with a start at 99 cents: http://www.ebay.fr/itm/Ancien-tablea...item43d5375429

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The same seller has the courage to ascribe other work of unknown authorship "Christ before Pilate" - brush munkácsy (for comparison here is a reproduction of paintings munkácsy 1881 on the same subject, held in the Museum of the canadian, Hamilton).