Fakes ... Fakes ...

[Игорь Гурьев]

Сообщение от "OlegTsi; 2107161 '

That's the problem that all of the subject's paintings remain in obscurity ...
Until a certain time.

I have the impression that it was some, perhaps, an Armenian artist of the 1950s.


What do you think?


The album, where it was played, do you remember?

And for whom issued?

[OlegTsi]

Auction Jackson's Auction, 2229 Lincoln Street, Cedar Falls, IA 50613



Lot 415


RUSSIAN OIL PAINTING, SAVRASOV, 19TH CENTURY


ALEXEI KONDRATEVICH SAVRASOV (Russian 1830-1897)

Fall Landscape

Oil on canvas

Signed in Cyrillic lower right "A.
Savrasov "

10 inches x 6.5 inches (25.5 x 16.5 cm)


Estimate $ 3,000 - $ 5,000

[Игорь Гурьев]

Сообщение от Guriev , Igor ; 2107201"

album , where it was played , do you remember?
And for whom issued ?

Okay, I replied.
Issued by the ... ( well you 're sitting , Comrade . Oleg Ji ?) Pavel Kuznetsov .
A reproduced in the book: A. Davydov. Pavel Kuznetsov. Moscow, "Art Spring" , 2010 , pp. 48 and 49.

It's harder , " Faust ," Goethe is not it?

[OlegTsi]

Сообщение от Guriev, Igor

issued a ...
(Well you're sitting, Comrade. Oleg Ji?) Pavel Kuznetsov.

Strange, but it's been such work:

[Игорь Гурьев]

Сообщение от OlegTsi; 2110261"

Strange, but he had such work here :

There were. And it is - Pavel Kuznetsov.

And there - the restaurant daub 1950s .

Pavel Kuznetsov has never tried to create the illusion of three-dimensional space with a variety of reflexes , etc.

He has the whole surface of the painting has always breathes and pulsates , it does not have a "window into the world ," where there are flowers, pots , and a view from the window.

He created these things again in their canvas , and not make rubbings of them.

Therefore, it is - a genius , and it is virtually impossible to forge .

[OlegTsi]

Good news.

Withdrawn from the bidding auction Chelsea Auction, New York lot number 73 - a fake picture of a message to Burliuk number 1464.

  
http://forum.artinvestment.ru/showpo...postcount=1464

[OlegTsi]

This is rare:


Auction Michaan's Auctions, 2751 Todd Street, Alameda, CA 94501



Lot 2123


After EVGENI ALEXANDROVICH LANCERAY (Russian 1848-1886) "Russian Bear" Bronze.
22.50 x 11 x 14.50 inches /57.1 x 27.9 x 36.8 centimeters (not including Base).
Signed in Cyrillic lower right "E. Lanceray" Inscribed "This Bear Killed by Russian Emperor, March 9, 1865" PROVENANCE: Private Collection, Alameda, California.


Estimate $ 3,000 - $ 4,000


Of particular interest here is - the picture number 2 and 3, I read the Appil Lansere <! - ~ 7 ~ -> <! - 7 ~ ~ -> <! - ~ 7
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[EvgeniyMarkov]

Really rare,


Liberia but the price is not much different from the Lancer.



Thanks for the amusing news <! - ~ 1 ~ ->

[OlegTsi]

Well, here, for comparison.


Photo 1 - the model Lancer

Photo 2 - Liberia

Photo 3 - on the model Liberiha.


"This Bear Killed by Russian Emperor, March 9, 1865"


A bear killed by the emperor, all continued to stand and pose a Liberihu, the Lancer ...

[OlegTsi]

Just like a joke with Brezhnev:


"A good picture is not expensive ..."


Auction Shop Michaan's Auctions, 2751 Todd Street, Alameda, CA 94501


Lot 30



MIKHAIL ALEXANDROVICH VRUBEL (Russian Federation 1856-1910) "Sitting on the Patio" Watercolor on paper.
Sight: 8 x 11.50 inches /20.3 x 29.2 centimeters.
Signed in Cyrillic lower right.
Frame: 17.50 x 21 inches /44.4 x 53.3 centimeters


Estimate $ 4,000 - $ 6,000