Please help us to define and evaluate the author's picture

[annacz]

... I found another inscription, but it is absolutely impossible to make out ... like the initials and surname, but I could be mistaken ... very hard to define: eek:

[SergeiSK]

annacz,
Take a picture and show.

[annacz]

I photographed, but alas, the photo can not see anything, I'll try in daylight ...

[Евгений]

Сообщение от redbor

If it is logical, it is highly unlikely that the artist will put their signature on the reverse side of the frame.

Very often, especially in the 19 century .. And in the middle of 20 century in every second scene is a signature on a stretcher, or on the reverse side of the canvas.

[uriart]

annacz, send the photo signature in such a form as is, even in the dark.
Photos can be processed to the editor and try to read it.
Very similar to the following sponsors - Ginet, Kalmykov G or A Voronkov
Photos on mail uri49@rambler.ru

[redbor]

Сообщение от Eugene

Very often, especially in the 19 century .. And in the middle of 20 century in every second scene is a signature on a stretcher, or on the reverse side of the canvas.

Yes, it happens, but then the owner said, that the inscription on the frame.
  Interestingly, Levitan, Repin, Aivazovsky and so on. - See their signature on paintings. Clearly it painted and signed.
  And why is the sign frame or canvas with a turnover?
Can you explain?

[Кирилл Сызранский]

Сообщение от redbor

a frame or canvas with a turnover?

You are so kidding or seriously question asking?

[dedulya37]

Сообщение от redbor

And why is the sign frame or canvas with a turnover?
Can you explain?

Many artists have studios, so to speak, the "corridor system", when in his studio you get the general corridor.
Typically, empty, strained and bare canvas stretchers stand in the hallway near the door. Here, that they are not confused with other strangers canvases, artists and sign their property. And everybody immediately clear whose sub-frame, frame or canvas.

[annacz]

sorry, the words "Forty ..." located on a stretcher, and the one that can not be read - on a frame ... I think it says something like FM. And. (F.. M) .... Mov (lyuv). Take a picture, but apparently very bad. The picture was purchased in 30-ies in this stretcher, but I was told that the work itself is much older than .....: confused:

[annacz]

uriart, thanks, she sent photos to you on mail.