In the Caucasus Mountains. 1879. Canvas
Lev Lagorio (1827-1905)
Lev Lagorio – In the Caucasus Mountains. 1879. Canvas
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I have the original of this painting. Can you appraise it?
in the Caucasus Mountains
Its interesting, if you have the original, Lidia, then what do I have hanging on my wall...
I also have the original of this painting! What is its price?
You can find out the price by listing the item on an auction, but for those who own an original, theres bad news: the original painting In the Caucasus Mountains by Lagorio is located in the Kharkiv Art Museum. A virtual tour of the Kharkiv Art Museum: http://www.vcity.name/kharkov/3005/#3005
I have a painting by Lagorio depicting the shores of Livadia from 1985, but I dont know if its an original or a copy.
And if its a copy, what is the price of the Lagorio painting copy?
I also have something in the Caucasus Mountains, and Im not sure if its the original or a copy.
If you find a copy of anything in the Caucasus Mountains, please call me. Im selling it. Phone number: 9091467558
I have a copy of the book from the Caucasus mountains, transcribed from the original in Kharkiv in 1951. I am willing to sell it for a reasonable price.
I also have a painting of the Caucasus Mountains, signed Lagorio and dated 1879. However, since its said that the original is in a museum, I believe mine is a very good copy. If anyone is interested and offers a reasonable price, please call me at +380968263920.
Im selling a painting of the Caucasus mountains at a good price. Call 84959165765306.
Im selling a painting of the Caucasus Mountains at a good price. Call 89165765306.
I also have a painting of the Caucasus Mountains, signed Lagorio and dated 1879. It was found near a portrait of V. I. Lenin. If someone offers a good price, I will sell it. Please call 89120775606.
My grandmother has a painting of the Caucasus Mountains, and in the lower left corner, theres a signature that says Lagorio and the date is 1879. So I dont know if its an original or not.
There is a painting by L. F. Lagerio titled In the Caucasus Mountains. Im not sure if its a copy or an original. Selling for a reasonable price. Please call 89298521634 or 89180303526.
There is a painting with an ornamental frame and a canvas that has some damage. It depicts a scene in the Caucasus Mountains. In the lower left corner, there is a signature lagorlo 1979. For sale, please call +79125665007.
I have this painting for sale; Im selling the original. Please call 89524437057.
Guys, I have good news for everyone! Theres only one original Lagorio painting! And its hanging in a museum! Many copies have been made! I also have a copy, and Im selling it for 10,000 rubles. Its located in Irkutsk. If youre interested, call me at 89086545326.
Breeds priced at 350,000 rubles have a signature in the lower left corner.
89193577900, breed: there are 350000 rubles available for each. There is a signature in the lower left corner.
There is a painting of the Caucasus Mountains with an inscription in the lower left corner. It is damaged, and the frame is ornamental. Location: Pyatigorsk. Price: 350,000 rubles. Phone number: 89614847525.
Selling a copy in average condition, but its an antique item. Price negotiable. Please dont call with ridiculous offers. Photos are available upon request! Kemerovo. Phone numbers: +7 (906) 976 43 25 Pavel, +7 (906) 976 56 06 Mikhail.
There are copies and reproductions; these are two very different things.
Hello, I have a painting by Lagorio depicting the mountains of the Caucasus from 1879. Theres a signature in the lower left corner and some funny writing that says Do not call. Kaliningrad, phone number: +7 (906) 217-83-14, Georgiy.
Hello, I also have a Lagorio painting of the Caucasus Mountains with a signature in the lower left corner and an antique frame.
I have a question… Could you please explain something? Recently, I discovered another painting on the back of the canvas that is exactly the same, only in lighter tones, as if viewed from behind. So, if you look at it somehow transparently, youd see two paintings in mirror image on one canvas.
How is this possible?
And I have...
The price of all your paintings is a mere pittance. During the Soviet era, countless such works were mass-produced. So, respected seller, why are you asking so little with a price of just 350 thousand?
How many people here think they have the original?
We have this picture in Azerbaijan, specifically in Ganja, where I live. Its a photo reproduction on special fabric, and on the back, theres the state-assigned price of the original painting, which is 15 rubles. However, its very beautiful, and when hung on the wall, you can hardly tell the difference between it and an oil painting.
Is the portrait of Lenin for sale, and is it possible that Lagorio is hidden behind it?
You cannot comment Why?
A figure on horseback occupies the foreground, positioned slightly left of center. He appears to be observing the landscape, his posture suggesting contemplation or perhaps surveying the terrain. The placement of this rider establishes a human scale within the vastness of nature and introduces an element of narrative ambiguity – is he a traveler, a conqueror, or simply an observer?
The immediate foreground is characterized by rocky slopes covered in sparse vegetation. A solitary tree stands prominently near the riverbank, its foliage rendered with meticulous detail that contrasts with the more generalized treatment of the distant mountains. To the right of the rider, a crumbling stone structure – likely a ruin – is nestled amongst the trees, hinting at a history and human presence predating the current scene.
The color palette is muted, employing earth tones – browns, greens, and grays – to convey the ruggedness of the terrain. The sky occupies a significant portion of the canvas, rendered in soft gradients of blue and gray that contribute to the overall sense of vastness and distance. Light appears to emanate from behind the distant mountains, casting a diffused glow over the valley and creating an atmospheric haze that obscures details further away.
Subtly, the painting conveys a sense of both grandeur and melancholy. The imposing scale of the landscape dwarfs the human figure, suggesting the power of nature and the insignificance of individual existence within it. The ruin introduces a note of transience – a reminder of the passage of time and the impermanence of human endeavors. The overall effect is one of quiet contemplation, inviting reflection on themes of exploration, history, and humanitys relationship with the natural world.