Help attributing the artist's "Gorge" in 1906

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Help please identify the artist (the signature is not very clearly written), the work of "Ravine" technique: oil on canvas, size: 57,5 h36 see in the bottom left corner of the picture is not very legible signature, date of creation, the 22.05.1906 at circulation paper tag with the inscription, painting "Gorge" of the Earl Levashova number 27 (hereinafter wiped).
Perhaps this painting belonged to the family of Count Vasily Vasilyevich Levashov (1783-1848), General of Cavalry, Adjutant-General.
The picture shows that the old frame is too old, now restored.

Help please, can someone saw a similar signature of the artist? Or maybe someone else encountered paintings from the estate of the above?
I would be grateful for any information.

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Count Vasily V. Levashov (1783-1848), cavalry general, adjutant general.

Brief biography.
From the Russian nobility. Bastard actual privy councilor and chief Jagermeister VI Levashov. Recorded in the service of the provincial registrar of February 6, 1799. On active military duty - from March 13, 1801, Major in Life Cuirassiers Regiment.

December 15, 1802 transferred Guard headquarters, a captain in the Cavalry Regiment of which he took part in the war against the French in 1805, including the battle of Austerlitz. On March 29, 1806 - Guard captain. In 1806-07 he was the in the battles of Pultusk, Yankov, Landsberg, Eylau. After that was seconded to consist in Ataman Don Army MI Platov and participated in battles at Gutshtadte and Passengeyme. November 5, 1808 to colonel.

In the Great Patriotic War was a regiment in the 1-st Cuirassier Division 5-Corps 1 st Western Army. Participated in battles near Vitebsk, Smolensk, at Borodino, under Tarutino Maloyaroslavets, Red. November 21, 1812 awarded the Order of St.. George 4-th cells.
the reward zealous service and distinction, exerted in the battle against the French troops in 1812 on August 26 at the village of Borodino, where, after the death of the commander of the Cavalry Regiment, Colonel Levenvolda, collecting the aforesaid regiment under grapeshot, with exemplary courage, advancing on the enemy and downed thereof.
December 26, 1812 promoted to Major General. During foreign campaigns participated in the battles of Lutzen, Bautzen, Dresden, in the battle of Leipzig was shot in the chest and saber - to hand. In 1814 he took part in the battles at Brienne-le-Chateau, Troyes, in the battle of Arcis-sur-Aube, Fere-Champenoise, the occupation of Paris. On July 15, 1813 - Chef Novgorod Kirasirsky Regiment. On April 25, 1815 to May 23, 1822 - Commander of the Guards Hussar Regiment. On July 17, 1818 to September 26, 1823 commanded the 2 nd Brigade Guard Light Cavalry Division. February 18, 1817 was appointed general-adjutant.
December 14, 1825 was the person of Emperor Nicholas I and troops Guards Corps. In contrast with the suppression of the uprising at Senate Square is made on Jan. 1, 1826 to lieutenant general. Member of Commission of Inquiry on the cause of the Decembrists. From 1 July 1826 to January 5, 1831 commanded the 1 st Cuirassier division. From 1 July 1827 appointed chief bereytorskoy school. February 15, 1832 appointed the Kiev military governor and governor-general of Podolsky and Volhynia. June 1, 1833 granted to the Count dignity Russia Empire. 6 December 1833 made a general of cavalry. December 3, 1835 appointed Chernigov, Poltava and Kharkiv Governor-General (on 29 October 1836).
Since January 1, 1838 - Member of the State Council. On January 27, 1839 - Chairman of the Department of economy. Before his death, he served as Chairman of State Council and the Committee of State konezavodstva, was a member of the Committee of Ministers and the Committee of 18 August. Buried in Dukhovskoi church of Alexander Nevsky Lavra in St. Petersburg.
In 1833 he was elevated to top-down offspring in the Count's Russia imperial dignity. Married twice. First wife: Catherine P. Myatlev (1800-1821). Second wife: Evdokia V. Pašková (1796-1868). Children from two marriages:
• Alexander (1820-1880), husband - a collegiate assessor Alexander Balashov (1812/13-1854);
• Catherine (1826-1853), husband - Lt. Gen. Serene Highness Prince Boris Galitzine (1819-1878);
• Nikolai (1828-1888), Infantry General, Chief of Staff Special Corps of Gendarmes and managing 3 rd branch Immediate HIH Office;
• Vladimir (1834-1898), His Majesty's suite, Major-General.
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