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    "Where love is there God is also".
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gilliatt Gurgle View Post
    ...There appears to be an upper case "M" in the signature, so I spent some time researching artists signatures, but no luck.
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    Well Gilliatt, I don't think it's Michaelangelo
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    Mikhail Fiodorovich Larionov (1881-1964)...
    By Jove, there was an "M" in the name !
    Good job Olga.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Olga4real View Post
    Mikhail Fiodorovich Larionov (1881-1964)
    Rain,

    Was uncovered

    A Girl at the Hairdresser's
    Well done Olga. I wasn't very impressed with his stuff, Apart from "Rain" which gets more and more interesting the longer you stare at it.

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    Mikhail Fiodorovich Larionov

    Back to the obscure Russians?

    That's it... it's back to hermetic American Minimalist installation artists next time up.
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    Two more pictures from our artist:




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    Keyword for the mystery artist is The Eight.
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    Sunflowers, Rocky Neck
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    The "Ashcan School" were OK... but I only really liked Bellows (who handled paint in a bravura manner unlike any other American painter of the period) and Robert Henri (not to mention Edward Hopper... who is something else altogether).

    OK... our new mystery painting:

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    A few more paintings by our mystery painter:



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    No idea - but those red boots look like handmade bespoke boots by Anello and Davide. When I was in my twenties, and despite being broke, I bought several pairs of those - in exactly that colour, with Cuban heels - and they took me through a joyous, ambitious and turbulent decade of my life, which I still think of as the Red Boot Years.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MarkBastable View Post
    When I was in my twenties, and despite being broke, I bought several pairs of those - in exactly that colour, with Cuban heels -
    Say it ain't so...

    Red lipstick you sport in your avatar is one thing but red boots???

    How are we supposed to picture you as a "curmudgeon" now?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scheherazade View Post
    Say it ain't so...

    Red lipstick you sport in your avatar is one thing but red boots???

    How are we supposed to picture you as a "curmudgeon" now?

    The red boots chimed perfectly with the blue-streaked black hair, the eyeliner and the dangly silver earring.

    Curmudgeons do not spring fully-formed into being at fifty. They develop gradually from bright, optimistic, carefree Alice Cooper fans crushed by the vagaries of opportunities unfulfilled and made bitter by the removal of their vital organs at the hands of faithless women.

    ....Er.

    I expect.

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    Our artist was well respected for his work in illustration... especially children's books. He was knighted. One of his children is actually far better known within the art world than he... being a respected Modernist.
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    Sir William Nicholson - the clue about the son helped quite a bit

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    ~ I cannot stand people who are not serious about food. It is so shallow of them. (Oscar Wilde)~

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    Apres le Dejeuner by Renoir

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