Monogram SP

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Something I have all the pictures any smaller obtained ...
Go to the link and there is a large increase in these pictures look, compare the writing of monograms.
The names are in the photographs.

[dimurus]

back of the photo, and another fragment. and yet, sorry for the obsession can cost as such a picture, even at random

[fross]

Contact Elysium, they fall on the stand to see him work.

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Сообщение от fross

Contact Elysium, they fall on the stand to see him work.

This saw?
http://www.elysium.ru/painter.asp?3b...4d896eca42e862

[fross]

Сообщение от Cyril Syzransky

This saw?
http://www.elysium.ru/painter.asp?3b...4d896eca42e862

Yes. But the job is much stronger, this photo does not.

[dimurus]

many thanks for pomosch.osobennaya thanks to Cyril Syzran, admire your erudition

[Admin]

Sorry, that cling to the words, and do not take it as a desire to poke his nose. Just want to clarify.

In this case this is not a monogram, but rather just the author's initials or signature.

monogram (Greek: "Simple Line") - original image, drawn by a single line, and later - a sign, consisting of two or more related letters, usually someone's initials.
  Monograms of two or more Greek and Latin letters appeared in the early development of Christian art. The first and most famous monogram is considered the "Chi-Rho" or "kristogramma", representing the first two letters of the Greek spelling of the name Christ. Symbol "Chi-Ro" long been considered among the Greeks a sign of good omen, as an abbreviated form of the word chrestos - "favorable."
  A favorable monogram was considered a combination of letters alpha and omega - the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet, which early Christians used to refer to the omnipotence and infinity of God: for in the book of Revelation was written: "I am Alpha and Omega, the beginning and end." One option was the monogram placement of these two letters together with the "Chi-Rho" in a circle, symbolizing eternity. Sometimes the alpha was paired with "tau" - the last letter of the Jewish alphabet.
  Another popular monogram is the IHS, including three letters of the Greek name of Jesus. With the decline of Greece during the Middle Ages began to appear more monogram with Latin letters, often in combination with a cross. Among them was In Hac Salus ( "In this cross - salvation"), as well as Iesus Hominum Salvator ( "Jesus, savior of mankind"). Despite the fact that this monogram is depicted on the cover of the Bible on the altar of veils and cushions under the knees, its origin remains unclear to contemporaries.
  sources.: Foley, J. Encyclopedia of signs and symbols. M., 1997.

monogram, Greek., Sign, consisting of Ser. initial. letters of the name and surname. Often the letters attached to the symbol, figure, these are the MM artists in paintings, engravings, for example, by L. Cranach - winged serpent, the Garofalo - cloves and others is remarkable. use of the Ancients. Christian M., composed of the initial value. letters of the name of Christ in the form of the mark.
  sources.: Small Collegiate Dictionary Brockhaus and Efron

Although, of course, if you want you can and outlines of such a variant called the monogram initials.

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Сообщение от dimurus

admire your erudition

Well said and nice cat I agree, but that you are over-chur "thrilled" ... simply, I felt a familiar manner. Well I was not mistaken in this case. : rolleyes:

[dimurus]

but you via chur-"thrilled" ... simply, I felt a familiar manner.

we hardly knew you, I'm new to forume.chto same manner to communicate, then I prefer to be overly emotional, thank the person, valuing their knowledge and professionalism, as well as the time he spent

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Сообщение от Cyril Syzransky

just seemed to me a familiar manner.

Сообщение от dimurus

As far as the manners of communication, I prefer, can be overly emotional,

No, I do not mean the manner of communication, I mean the manner in which written your antique painting, I just saw a familiar underlining the creative, so to speak.
Everything is fine, thanks for the complement ...