Is this one of the fake Kogans?

[RobertVonAnzen]

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One of the "suitable figures for this kind of rigging" was Nina Kogan.
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I Shatskikh about the biography of Nina Kogan another opinion, based on her own research. She found that Kogan was born in St. Petersburg in the elite circle of baptized Jews. The daughter of a senior military doctor, she studied at the School of the Order of St.. Catherine. She returned to Leningrad (St Petersburg) in the late 20's and settled in the former apartment of his family, which she shared with another twenty other people and a pet white rooster. He died the winter of 1942, during the German siege of the city.
Faithful friends Kogan, who, according to the catalog picture Schlégl, saved her work and was driven smuggled to the West, surprisingly, according to the Shatskih, were not aware of the real facts of her life. They embellished her biography details such as childhood in Vitebsk, Jewish and death in a Stalinist concentration camp.
According Shatskih, Kogan has written many Cubist designs on paper and canvas, but only three known works, all minor, have survived. Its artistic heritage was destroyed. No doubt it ever could not submit his posthumous existence that awaited her in the auction houses to the west, where the drawings in watercolor and oil painting in the style of Suprematist signed her name, will appear regularly.

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Gentlemen,

I recently bought at auction in the UK an uncertified work bearing the signature of Nina Kogan (NK in cyrillic).

If anything, the work, gouache on paper, looks executed in a purposefully amateurish manner, as there are pencil outlines for the geometric shapes, as though it was traced.

Have any of you come across this work and could comment?

I thank you, in advance.