Sell: KA Trutovsky

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Originally Posted by Nara

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Here too, there is no guarantee (to put it mildly) that all these works belong to the hand Trutovsky

[Nara]

Originally Posted by Owl-Art

Here too, there is no guarantee (to put it mildly) that all these works belong to the hand Trutovsky

And where they have then?
Is that a monopoly as ...
Or on our forum

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Originally Posted by Cyril Syzranskiy

During Trutovsky places where live Hutsuls, were in the Austro-Hungarian Empire, about what you have said.

 

By this logic, we obtain that yodel - a Hungarian folk song, and Susan - Russian folk art

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Originally Posted by Nara

By this logic, we obtain that yodel - a Hungarian folk song, and Susan - Russian folk art <!--~ a ~-->

No, everything is easier.
Yodel-genre of folk songs from the Alpine mountaineers (in Austria, Switzerland, South Bavaria, Northern Italy).
And Susan-embroidered decorative panels, common among the peoples of Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, which have long formed part of the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union.

[Nara]

Originally Posted by Cyril Syzranskiy

No, everything is easier.
Yodel-genre of folk songs from the Alpine mountaineers (in Austria, Switzerland, South Bavaria, Northern Italy).
And Susan-embroidered decorative panels, common among the peoples of Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, which have long formed part of the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union.

Here I am about the same.
If Hutsul is Hungarian, because included in Austria-Hungary, then why not become a Russian Uzbek, because of its entry into the Russian empire different eras ?

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I do not know how you have to explain ...
Nara, hutsuls have lived in the Carpathians and their homes were in the time of the artist's life Trutovsky of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Why he was drawing some Hutsuls, citizen, alien empire?
No relations hutsuls nor Lemke, no pins to the people of the Ukraine did not have. These ethnic groups even in the USSR vydilyalis in special groups, as independent nations (up to the 1959 census).

[Nara]

I like this discussion. Very much new for yourself heard.
By the way, Cyril Syzranskiy, have long wanted to express to you my sincere admiration for your encyclopedic knowledge. In fact, I am very impressed! Even wanted to do something in a personal message to express all that ... I think that the occasion to express my ahead a lot.
And yet, what zhiletik to hero pattern similar to hutsul (Magyar, Hungarian), I think, still does not deny /confirm authorship.
So I stay with my opinion and its offer of sale.
Thank you all for participating in the discussion!

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Originally Posted by Nara

is similar to hutsul (Magyar, Hungarian)

... Ruthenian, Slovak, maramaroshsky, valahsky ...

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Originally Posted by Cyril Syzranskiy

... Ruthenian, Slovak, maramaroshsky, valahsky ... <!--~ A ~-->

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At the same time fill the educational gaps
And together make common cause (s)

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And suddenly Khokhol uncle from Hungary sent clothes, and he flaunted it, and here and Trutovsky visit to the sketches came and well draw