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Toinen · 18-03-2013, 21:52

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Originally Posted by Dilettante, 2507391

Yes, let them be

Let it be, let it be

Let it be, let it be

Whisper words of wisdom let it be (C)

And in that spirit more pages 8 - 10 brisk discussion.

sergejnowo · 18-03-2013, 23:34

Hitrovjr, a known history of work?

Case not grandfather brought from Germany?

http://forum.artinvestment.ru/showpo...71&postcount=5

Toinen · 18-03-2013, 23:41

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Originally Posted by sergejnowo

case not grandfather brought from Germany?

Düsseldorf school!
Had Alexander Kalam?

Art-ort · 19-03-2013, 00:53

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Originally Posted by Toinen

Düsseldorf School!
Had Alexander Kalam?

Kalam had died a year or two ... check

Toinen · 19-03-2013, 00:57

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Originally Posted by Art-ort

Kalam's dead ...

Sorry ...

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Hitrovjr · 19-03-2013, 08:03

History of painting is unknown.
There are versions?
Or give it to the examination?
Whether or not to?

Дилетант · 19-03-2013, 08:14

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Originally Posted by Hitrovjr; 2508191"

history of painting is unknown. There are versions? Or give it to the examination ? Whether or not to ?

Well , I see - more humor is not a ride ...
Hitrovjr, the expertise to give your picture is not: not yet been born an expert . Confirm the time of creation? It can be. But that's necessary? However , the picture is yours, and decide - you too .

Hitrovjr · 19-03-2013, 08:54

Dilettante, the main question - whether or not it something)

Дилетант · 19-03-2013, 09:20

Well, the "something" is definitely worth it.
But the price - it's not me.
On the forum many specialists able to advise it on the real value of the picture.

Good luck.

тандем · 19-03-2013, 12:41

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Originally Posted by Hitrovjr; 2508191"

history of painting is unknown. There are versions? Or give it to the examination ? Whether or not to ?

Are you sure that this is zhivopis.Kak for me, so it oleography (Latin oleum - oil) Western ispolneniya.Podobnye oleographs Western and Russian manufacture are widely used in the 40-50 - ies of the XIX century
Multicolour oleographs (15-20 colors) printed on paper and on canvas. Then stuck out on the board, made out in the frame under glass and sold in lithography studio , book and stationery stores. For more similarity with the product oleographs oil painting prints varnished and further subjected to embossing , which resulted in an imitation of the canvas and textured brush strokes of oil painting. The main consumer oleography was pettiness , petty and middle bourgeoisie and the prosperous peasants .
To show the picture , there are embossing and beading mimic strokes oil painting.

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Дилетант Гуру Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 3,067 Thanks: 3,200 Thanked 7,250 Times in 2,233 Posts Reputation: 14139	Well, the "something" is definitely worth it. But the price - it's not me. On the forum many specialists able to advise it on the real value of the picture. Good luck.