Moscow in the works of art

[Владимир Разепин]

Collecting sovetstskie postcards, envelopes feature a collection of Moscow, how many in this word! "
could not pass reproductions on postcards do not e-mail format.

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Wonderful views of Moscow lithograph from the drawings, delivered to the Publisher from Russia.
Publisher Datsiaro
About Datsiaro Giuseppe (1806-1865 gg.) Knows that when he returned to Russia from Italy to the top of the 1830's. He, being a merchant has 2-guild, worked in Moscow selling lithographed prints and had two stores in the Lubyanka and the Kuznetsk bridge. In 1849, he became a store owner in St. Petersburg on the corner of Nevsky Prospekt and the Admiralty Square, a few years later sign with his name appeared on the Italian Boulevard, one of the most prestigious places of Paris. To print lithographs Datsiaro first used the services of the St. Petersburg workshop KI Paul, and since the mid 1840's. He prefers printing based in Europe: its main partner was the Parisian publishing house Lemercier. By working together a wide range of artists of that time, among them FW Perrault, L.P.A. Bishebua, A.ZH.B. Bayo, L.ZH. Zhakotte, G.L.P. Regame, E. Obren, Sh.K. Bachelier, JB and L.ZH. Arnoux, V. Adam, JA Duroy. Their skills and flawless execution "drawings on the stone" preserved for us the freshness and flavor of a bygone era.
The postcards do not specify an artist figure, on which a lithograph. If someone knows, I'll be glad for your message.
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[Dogel]

Vladimir, if you do not mind ...


Here is a Moscow.
Lackeys WF

[Владимир Разепин]

Dogel, I do not mind of course.
As I understand it, this picture?

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Continuation set "Moscow zlatogravaya" The package also included works from the private collection of art collector P. Romanov.

[Владимир Разепин]

Continued kit "Moscow zlatogravaya" The package also included works from the private collection of the Moscow collector P. Romanov.

[Пелагея Ларина]

The postcards do not specify an artist figure, on which a lithograph. If someone knows, I'll be glad for your message.
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In a message to -1 on your card number 1 - the picture "view of the area and Volkhonka Pretchistensky Rzhevsk boulevard near the church of Our Lady" - is located in the Historical Museum (Moscow) - unknowns. Artist H1H mid-century, x /m, 48h63.
№ 2 - J. Delabart. "View of the Kremlin from the Stone Bridge," 1790-e. x /m 75h141 State. Russian. Museum, St. Petersburg.
In the second message - Painting SM Shuhvostova (№ 3) "Moscow Tverskaya Boulevard" 1840's - is at the Museum of Pushkin 's name (z /m 60x70).
Next № 4 -F.YA. Alekseev, "Cathedral Square in the Kremlin" about 1800. x /m 80h106 - in the Historical Museum, Moscow.

Here you will about Moscow, before the pile, three pictures FY Alekseyev (1753/55-1824), and at the same time, a couple K.-F.P. Beaudry (1812-1894) - cards with these pictures, too, were printed, if my memory serves me.

1 F.Ya.Alekseev "View of the Resurrection and the Nikolsky Gate and Stone Bridge from Tverskaya Street" 1811., X /m 78h110, 5 GTG
2 F.Ya.Alekseev "View of the Moscow Kremlin and the Stone Bridge," 1810-s, x /m 78.5 h111 Gos.muzey Pushkin 's name
3-F.Ya.Alekseev "Boyar floor, or bed steps, and the Temple of the Savior of the gold bars in the Moscow Kremlin" 1810-s, x /m 80.5 h110, 5 GTG

4-KI-F.P.Bodri "type area at the Red Gate", 1844. x /m 46h34 State. Historical Museum
5-K-F.P.Bodri "Sukharevskaya Square, 1846. x /m 55h41 State. Historical Museum

[Владимир Разепин]

Pelagia Larin, Thank you very much for the information.
The delay in response due to the fact that I live in the country.
Today, down from the mountains.