Help atrebutirovat - Форум по искусству и инвестициям в искусство

gran · 05-08-2010, 05:50

Watercolor 72h43

Amateur · 06-08-2010, 21:56

I read the signature as "G. Pavolani". And indeed, this artist worked in Venice in the late XIX - XX centuries. Even managed to find a sample of his signature (see attachment), it has certain features in common with the signature on your watercolors. But, unfortunately, nothing else about this artist is unknown. Perhaps that is an alias.

A watercolor Your beautiful. However, the topic is not new: the Grand Canal drew thousands of times by thousands of artists. But the distinguishing feature of your watercolor is very thin, literally filigree technique, which is unusual for watercolors, too soon for the engraving.

05-08-2010, 05:50	Original language: Russian #1
gran Бывалый Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Сталинград-Волгоград Posts: 344 Thanks: 176 Thanked 76 Times in 42 Posts Blog Entries: 1 Reputation: 150	Help atrebutirovat Watercolor 72h43 Attached Thumbnails

06-08-2010, 21:56	Original language: Russian #2
Amateur Гуру Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Россия, СПб Posts: 1,715 Thanks: 1,838 Thanked 3,879 Times in 698 Posts Reputation: 7406	I read the signature as "G. Pavolani". And indeed, this artist worked in Venice in the late XIX - XX centuries. Even managed to find a sample of his signature (see attachment), it has certain features in common with the signature on your watercolors. But, unfortunately, nothing else about this artist is unknown. Perhaps that is an alias. A watercolor Your beautiful. However, the topic is not new: the Grand Canal drew thousands of times by thousands of artists. But the distinguishing feature of your watercolor is very thin, literally filigree technique, which is unusual for watercolors, too soon for the engraving. Attached Thumbnails