A large portrait of 18c for identification and evaluate painting - Страница 2 - Форум по искусству и инвестициям в искусство

СергейСпб · 03.04.2014, 09:31

French (probably French) written - "... refers (in the original," attributing ") for the period after Louis XV".
It would be strange to the French not identify their famous king.

Сашенька · 03.04.2014, 10:11

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written

"French military painting is attributed Pnezlyu (prezlye?), The period of Louis XV ..."

Birochku French shopkeeper wrote?

САНЫЧ · 03.04.2014, 10:13

Personally, I like this theme immediately, with 1 second seemed to go away for their strannoy.Poetomu) with Neyo.

But .... "he called Louis II, he was called Louis II, but, however

the song is not about him, and love (the arts)

Сашенька · 03.04.2014, 10:18

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But .... "he called Louis II, he was called Louis II, but, however

the song is not about him, and love (for art)

http://forum.artinvestment.ru/showth...61#post3009061

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СергейСпб · 03.04.2014, 10:38

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"French military painting is attributed Pnezlyu (prezlye?), The period of Louis XV ..."

Birochku French shopkeeper wrote?

Yes, apparently not "after" (après), a "pre" period of Louis XV.
But the rest - the commander, not the king.

Михаил Игоревич · 03.04.2014, 16:26

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Rather, the portrait shows Louis XV.
Comparing this portrait with a number of famous portraits , there are both similarities and differences. Well, of course . Different masters , not all painted from nature, portraits - no pictures . Yes, and different periods . But still , we can assume that this king himself . And the royal armor and powerful symbols around .

The letters on the gun - can be the author's initials portrait .

Really looks like .
Thank you.

K-Maler · 03.04.2014, 23:57

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white birochku on the frame on the bigger picture in the show.

Written on the label: "French military painting period (government?) Louis the 15th ..."

something else at the bottom does not get into the frame?

Игорь Гурьев · 04.04.2014, 04:40

Maybe I have the wrong impression, but it is like a painting is not the first quarter of the 19th century ...

Михаил Игоревич · 04.04.2014, 10:31

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On the label is written: "French military painting period (government?) Louis the 15th ..."

something else at the bottom does not get into the frame?

Price was written there.

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