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ddd911 · 15.01.2009, 11:56

Hello Dear. Job Kuznetsova, really do not know what.
Oil on canvas, 57 * 109. while creating 1,944 pre-senting the lower left corner Kuznetsov 44 г.

Кирилл Сызранский · 15.01.2009, 12:10

And I saw, "99".
If-44, why "Y" at the end of the name.
By painting on Constantine Pavlovich similar. Who lived in France.
From there they brought?

ddd911 · 15.01.2009, 12:53

I assumed that it was written the in 1944. "44" year is not clearly visible, perhaps you are right that there is "99" year. Maybe it's 1899. In my family, this picture appeared in the mid-80's of last century. Was purchased in Russia.

Сергеич · 15.01.2009, 13:04

Kuznetsov, Konstantin Pavlovich 1863-1936 - is this one?
He looked now at the base of this site. In my opinion, bears no resemblance.
http://artinvestment.ru/auctions/1542/works.html?wc=14

SergeiSK · 15.01.2009, 13:05

Absolutely not seem Kuznetsov Konstantin Pavlovich:
http://artinvestment.ru/auctions/154...um=1&wc=14

[color="# 666686"]Added after 7 minutes[/color]
The first letter in the name of the artist most likely "E" or "C". Well, the year "99".

ecc4 · 15.01.2009, 13:27

as canvas and paint layer, well, not in 1899 ... it can be assumed 60-70 years, the last century.

SergeiSK · 15.01.2009, 13:32

Canvas obviously tightened and likely duplicated. And the frame reminds me a German.

Станиславский · 15.01.2009, 13:41

Perhaps this is Nikolai Kuznetsov (1850-1929). Landscape is likely to Crimea, and the year of establishment - 1899.
You can compare with this:

SergeiSK · 15.01.2009, 13:47

Or Kuznetsov Sergey Ivanovich (1863 -?)

Кирилл Сызранский · 15.01.2009, 15:39

Wow, how many different ... Kuznetsov
And not surprisingly, say the most common Russian surname.
Yes, many artists Kuznetsov. Only exhibitors TPHV-5:
Benedict P. (1871-1930);
Vladimir Aleksandrovich (1874-1968);
Ivan Ivanovich
Nicholas Yefimovich (1876-1970);
Nikolai Dmitrievich (1850-1929).
This is only the participants of the exhibitions "itinerants".
I just recently looked at her friend's term paper on it and saw the French albom his landscapes. And there among the early (in the period after his departure in 1897-m, where he spent ten years in two houses he lived and exhibited in the Salon is an independent, was in Moscow on MTX, then in St. Petersburg) and landscapes seen such compartment. And then and the date seemed to me, "99".
A canvas duplicated. Although I have uvilichitelnye glasses on his head sometimes put on to detail some important discern on a monitor.

15.01.2009, 11:56	Язык оригинала: Русский #1
ddd911 Guest Сообщений: n/a	Help identify the artist and the cost of painting Hello Dear. Job Kuznetsova, really do not know what. Oil on canvas, 57 * 109. while creating 1,944 pre-senting the lower left corner Kuznetsov 44 г. Миниатюры

15.01.2009, 13:41	Язык оригинала: Русский #8
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Кирилл Сызранский Гуру Регистрация: 26.07.2008 Адрес: РФ, Самара Сообщений: 75,466 Спасибо: 27,924 Поблагодарили 55,361 раз(а) в 24,302 сообщениях Записей в дневнике: 133 Репутация: 102421	And I saw, "99". If-44, why "Y" at the end of the name. By painting on Constantine Pavlovich similar. Who lived in France. From there they brought?

15.01.2009, 12:53	Язык оригинала: Русский #3
ddd911 Guest Сообщений: n/a	I assumed that it was written the in 1944. "44" year is not clearly visible, perhaps you are right that there is "99" year. Maybe it's 1899. In my family, this picture appeared in the mid-80's of last century. Was purchased in Russia.

15.01.2009, 13:04	Язык оригинала: Русский #4
Сергеич Авторитет Регистрация: 17.04.2008 Сообщений: 940 Спасибо: 66 Поблагодарили 1,047 раз(а) в 392 сообщениях Записей в дневнике: 1 Репутация: 624	Kuznetsov, Konstantin Pavlovich 1863-1936 - is this one? He looked now at the base of this site. In my opinion, bears no resemblance. http://artinvestment.ru/auctions/1542/works.html?wc=14

15.01.2009, 13:05	Язык оригинала: Русский #5
SergeiSK Гуру Регистрация: 10.08.2008 Адрес: Russia, $ochi Сообщений: 5,666 Спасибо: 1,397 Поблагодарили 6,209 раз(а) в 1,926 сообщениях Записей в дневнике: 1 Репутация: 9995	Absolutely not seem Kuznetsov Konstantin Pavlovich: http://artinvestment.ru/auctions/154...um=1&wc=14 [color="# 666686"]Added after 7 minutes[/color] The first letter in the name of the artist most likely "E" or "C". Well, the year "99".

15.01.2009, 13:27	Язык оригинала: Русский #6
ecc4 Banned Регистрация: 20.09.2008 Сообщений: 148 Спасибо: 32 Поблагодарили 54 раз(а) в 26 сообщениях Репутация: 74	as canvas and paint layer, well, not in 1899 ... it can be assumed 60-70 years, the last century.

15.01.2009, 13:32	Язык оригинала: Русский #7
SergeiSK Гуру Регистрация: 10.08.2008 Адрес: Russia, $ochi Сообщений: 5,666 Спасибо: 1,397 Поблагодарили 6,209 раз(а) в 1,926 сообщениях Записей в дневнике: 1 Репутация: 9995	Canvas obviously tightened and likely duplicated. And the frame reminds me a German.

15.01.2009, 13:47	Язык оригинала: Русский #9
SergeiSK Гуру Регистрация: 10.08.2008 Адрес: Russia, $ochi Сообщений: 5,666 Спасибо: 1,397 Поблагодарили 6,209 раз(а) в 1,926 сообщениях Записей в дневнике: 1 Репутация: 9995	Or Kuznetsov Sergey Ivanovich (1863 -?)

15.01.2009, 15:39	Язык оригинала: Русский #10
Кирилл Сызранский Гуру Регистрация: 26.07.2008 Адрес: РФ, Самара Сообщений: 75,466 Спасибо: 27,924 Поблагодарили 55,361 раз(а) в 24,302 сообщениях Записей в дневнике: 133 Репутация: 102421	Wow, how many different ... Kuznetsov And not surprisingly, say the most common Russian surname. Yes, many artists Kuznetsov. Only exhibitors TPHV-5: Benedict P. (1871-1930); Vladimir Aleksandrovich (1874-1968); Ivan Ivanovich Nicholas Yefimovich (1876-1970); Nikolai Dmitrievich (1850-1929). This is only the participants of the exhibitions "itinerants". I just recently looked at her friend's term paper on it and saw the French albom his landscapes. And there among the early (in the period after his departure in 1897-m, where he spent ten years in two houses he lived and exhibited in the Salon is an independent, was in Moscow on MTX, then in St. Petersburg) and landscapes seen such compartment. And then and the date seemed to me, "99". A canvas duplicated. Although I have uvilichitelnye glasses on his head sometimes put on to detail some important discern on a monitor.