Please help to identify the author...

[nemo69]

Please dear guru of art history to help determine the authorship of this picture....
With great appreciation ... for your professionalism
Oil
Canvas

[nemo69]

Lord critics..... HEY ... well, help me please

[Artoil-A]

Сообщение от nemo69

Lord critics..... HEY ... well, help me please

Apparently, this copy with very advanced commercial work.
A professional artist.

[nemo69]

[QUOTE=Artoil-A;3375271]apparently, this copy with very advanced commercial work.
Artist professional@

Thank you of course you thanks, dear Artoil-A, but it is still somewhat vague wording of "professional artist", isn't it . Advise please how to determine the author.. ?

[Artoil-A]

Сообщение от nemo69

sure you Thank you, sir, dear Artoil-A, but it is still somewhat vague wording of "professional artist", isn't it . Advise please how to determine the author.. ?

As soon as Judaic accesses the prototype of such work, then immediately gets the opportunity, making a copy (even free), to implement it.
Many do (better or worse). It is a feature of the art market.
Therefore, to individualize work on the technique difficult - it standard.
And the prototype really is outstanding market characteristics.

[redbor]

Artoil-A, judging by your post, you are aware of "prototype", which allegedly made a copy.
And who is the author of the original?

[Artoil-A]

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Artoil-A, judging by your post, you are aware of "prototype", which allegedly made a copy.
And who is the author of the original?

I know dozens of options. They are 100 years old. For example, compare the version of the artist Clover and adjusted the contrast and color saturation our example:

[redbor]

Well, this is clearly not a copy from Clover.
Besides, the picture was so bright only because of your "gravitator"
In the photo So she looks differently.

[Artoil-A]

[QUOTE=redbor;3375721]Well, this is clearly not a copy from Clover.
Besides, the picture was so bright only because of your "gravitator"
In the photo So With it differently vygladit@

I was talking about free copies. Isn't it clear that the artist combines the images to the best of their abilities. This often occurs. Here is one picture. And sometimes several.
And the brightness of a copy was provided by the artist due to the additional registration forms, which increases the contrast.
Graph editor I just increased the saturation of the color that was pictured in the same places. My operation is equivalent to the finishing touches of the picture by a series of multi-layered painting.
But the author, in a hurry, mixed color rather in a single layer, making the use of dim.
I have already explain this.

[nemo69]

[QUOTE=Artoil-A;3375851]I was talking about free copies. Isn't it clear that the artist combines the images to the best of their abilities. This often occurs.
And the brightness of a copy was provided by the artist due to the additional registration forms, which increases the contrast.
Graph editor I just increased the saturation of the color that was pictured in the same places. My operation is equivalent to the finishing touches of the picture by a series of multi-layered painting.
But the author, in a hurry, mixed color rather in a single layer, making the use of dim.
I have this obyasnyau@

And you do you consider spelling of this work one of the students respected Yu Yu Clover...... Because it is clear (even to me the layman) that this picture has its own unique perspective.....
For example the picture of S. Platonov (another open me)... obviously has much in common with the famous work of Clover.... but the selected view points to another location by the author when writing....
Something like this.... sorry for sobornost speech