Guessing

[OlegTsi]

Сообщение от World

, in which section to place these works.

The first picture will not be moved.
I know it at least since 2004.


The second is very small.
I do not see anything.
Similar to the Japanese during Burliuk.
If so, too, do not move anywhere.

[Мира]

Сообщение от OlegTsi

The second is very small.
I do not see anything.
Similar to the Japanese during Burliuk.
If so, too, do not move anywhere.

That's right, the second - the Japanese period.

[OlegTsi]

Сообщение от "World; 2075301 '

That's right, the second - the Japanese period.

Well, while the third, based on the words, "God loves a trinity," and imply that it should be Burliuk, no.
The third picture is not Burliuk.
It was not his motion.
But who?
While I can not give a definite answer.

[Мира]

With long-time auction, can not remember who.

[OlegTsi]

Сообщение от "World; 2075391 '

The old auction, can not remember who.

World, and everything is very simple.
You have all the information in the title picture - LO7112-55 (London, Sotheby's,), 55 - lot#55.
We look back and get an answer - Claudius Lebedev.
Here's how easy it is.
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[Кирилл Сызранский]

Сообщение от OlegTsi

Claudius Lebedev

Interestingly, as seen in Zotov Mother Sophia or prince?

There is, perhaps, Natalia.

[Дилетант]

world, yes.

Claude V. Lebedev, "The Prince and the clerk, Peter Zotov."
(It was under this name the picture was exhibited at the exhibition TPHV XXXI)

[Мира]

The girl in red dress was a prince.
I'm shocked.


And finally:

[Кирилл Сызранский]

Сообщение от World

girl in a red dress was a prince.
I'm shocked.

"Girl" in the picture with the story of Russian life of the XVII century could not be sheared, and bareheaded.
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[Мира]

Among the girls in red dresses, I hope, no princes.