One of the Impressionists

[Евгений]

Originally Posted by Eugene

. Origin of the picture.
  Any other information useful for the attribution of paintings.

Write if you have any information.

[AlexSidore]

Originally Posted by Eugene

Write if you have any information.

40 years ago my grandmother gave her friend - a partner at lotto
And this friend was maid of honor at the last Imperial court, but her husband was a collector.

For a long time neither my grandmother nor her friend ...

The picture I hung, and always happy with me - there is even seen as the rain comes.
Like named - Bazaar on the banks of the Seine.

This is not to paintings - have survived ...
Suggest a coma, but I want to know exactly who the author.

[Евгений]

Originally Posted by AlexSidore

40 years ago my grandmother gave her friend - a partner at lotto
And this friend was maid of honor at the last Imperial court, but her husband was a collector.

This is the information on the level "found in my grandmother's attic," zero.

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Originally Posted by AlexSidore

can be seen as the rain comes.

About the rain is understandable, but the picture is not about provenance.

[Wladzislaw]

Originally Posted by AlexSidore

And this friend was maid of honor at the last Imperial court, but her husband was a collector.

Apparently, you very little idea about what the maid of honor

[AlexSidore]

Originally Posted by Wladzislaw

Apparently, you have very little idea about what the maid of honor

Not a few, but quite simply.
So my aunt said.
What's your name girlfriend, nobody remembers, but in terms of their lotoshnikov called her chicken. Dry, nervous and very old - memories of childhood.

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Originally Posted by rolls

And in my opinion, this is not the French Impressionists, and our Russian author
20-ies. It is possible to read as follows: Vlasov (possibly Sergey Vlasov Alekseevich.1873-1942). Year 1913-1918.
. Such trading Valais were in Moscow during the revolution and posle.Vperedi seen polushatrovoy annexe building with a characteristic of Russian church architecture.
And the guy with the beard, not a peasant of earnings or carter. In a pot, most likely, detective.

Look Vlasov and his signature:
http://artinvestment.ru/auctions/363...ork_id=1049500
- Not at all, even close!
Style is sharp, precise strokes, and Vlasov all delicately and carefully written out.

[Wladzislaw]

Originally Posted by AlexSidore

Not a few, but quite simply.

Maybe she was a cook at the maid of honor? Then with the painting, and chicken is understandable.

[Allena]

Originally Posted by AlexSidore

Dry, nervous

Originally Posted by Wladzislaw

Maybe she was a cook at the maid of honor?

Maids of Honor at the court - this is not a broody hen in the lace of Andersen's fairy tales

This "dry, nervous - it's more like a maid of honor. So, it is very possible, AlexSidore remember correctly. The diaries AF Tiutcheva, daughter of the poet and the maid of honor at the court of several empresses, the maid of honor are all well told.

[наследник]

Allena, I respect you and appreciate your opinion on painting. But here ...

Originally Posted by Allena

Here is "dry, nervous - it's more like a maid of honor.

And if a crinoline, then - precisely, maid of honor .

[Allena]

heir, merci for kompliman, but the court office left a mark on a very tough ladies, koi were attracted to her.

http://slovari.yandex.ru/dict/rges/a...рейлина

A diary of the same Tiutcheva (although it seems to be called by all possible varieties of biscuit), suggests that the unfortunate girls could only pity.

[наследник]

Originally Posted by Allena

unfortunate girls could only be sorry.

Vyrubova precisely, was such at the time of Rasputin.

 

Originally Posted by Allena

the court office left a very hard mark on the ladies,

... therefore, they could never be like Freken Bock. They were supposed to be skinny, evil, insidious .: p
Meager - exactly! So in the announcement of the hiring was written - "I will give a good figure, please do not worry."