Ivan Ivanovitch SHISHKIN
1832–1898, Russia
Also known as: UM
Signatures & monograms
10 signatures and monograms by Ivan Ivanovitch Shishkin on painting and watercolour. Compare authentic and documented counterfeit examples to study signature characteristics.

Signature proven counterfeit

Signature proven counterfeit
Oil on wood panel, motif with two trees at the forest edge, signed in Cyrillic, 40x29 cm. Ostensibly representing a genuine painting by Ivan Ivanovitch Shishkin. The painting has been seized by police and after investigation and expert judgment was explained that this painting was not genuine. It was a forgery.

Signature proven counterfeit
In the 1980's art dealer "Tapani Luovula" organized with his friends an extensive and one of the best-known art forgeries in Finland. He pretended to be a talented, self-educated painter and sold in his own name numerous forgeries of famous artists paintings, which had been made by local artists in Bangkok, Thailand based on the art calendar of the company Nokia and art books sent by Luovula.

Signature considered genuine

Signature considered genuine

Signature considered genuine

Signature considered genuine

Signature considered genuine

Signature considered genuine

Signature considered genuine
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