26 Antique Salon

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Сообщение от uriart

Cyril Syzransky, in this gallery remember to sell the work of VD Orlovsky.
A sort of a grandfather sitting by the beekeeper hives-decks, in a straw hat, under the blossoming cherry trees, and maybe cherry. Uncertain.
Typical west remade by Russia.
It later became known from the directory "Ostorozhno.Mozhet be fake!". There, this work was published in the original form and in reworked form. Rather that, in which it was represented at the salon.
After the release of directory work disappeared from sight.
And I note, no noise did not raise that they say has been so misrepresented. Work flogged. Silence!
It is also very doubtful, the work of An. Vasnetsov. Also sold a long time and I do not know what her fate today.
And Savrasov this sold for many years.
Maybe Savrasov, and maybe not!

Savrasov this happens, it happens and worse. Usually, they say "drunk". This refers to the possible state of the artist at the time of writing, painting. Sometimes say the same about the work Korovin. It is known that both the artist's "abused". You can link the "weakness" of artists and the quality of their work, and can not do this. Although the presence of a large number of weak work coincides exactly with that period of life when they were in captivity Bacchus.
      Still, in this picture is felt the power and force of talent Savrasov. For a special mood, which can not be confused with anything. Not a masterpiece, but Savrasov accurately.
      The painting Orlovsky, the story I know. The picture was actually converted from the western things and sold Moscow dealer. It should clarify that the dealer and the gallery itself, which has exposed the work at Salon, trusted authoritative examination of the Grabar Center. In this situation, neither the dealer nor the gallery had no criminal intent. This could happen to anyone of us.
      Strangely, in this story is that the Grabar Center in no way responded to the incident, and an expert who could not identify a clear "Changeling" (falshak), continues to work as if nothing had happened.
      A man, incidentally, got the money!: Mad: