Painting by V. Gribennkov Thames Embankment London 7-73 2007
18 January 2026
Description

This is a 24 x 30 cm. painting with the signature on the front of Гребенников (name in English translated is V. Gribennkov. On the back of the painting in Russian language is the name of the artist, the name of the painting as well as the size and date of the painting with the number 7-73 on the last line. This is a beautiful painting showing people standing and looking onto the river and steamboats passing by. There are many people milling about in this painting and they look to be dressed in possibly late 1800s or early 1900s garb with the ladies holding parasols.. The Tower of London is in the background on the right half of the paining. It appears to be a foggy day. On the bottom right of the painting just above the signature of the artist is a small light-colored dog.

Dimensions

24 x 30 centimeters

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Answered within 1 day
By David U.
Jan 20, 11:55 UTC
Fair Market Value
$300 - $800 USD
Insurance Value $0 USD
What does this mean?

Hello, this item is an original oil painting on canvas by the Russian artist V. Gribennkov, depicting a view of the Thames Embankment in London. The composition shows figures strolling and standing along the river, with steamboats on the Thames and the silhouette of the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben visible in the background. The scene is rendered in a soft, atmospheric manner, with muted tones and a hazy light that suggests a foggy or overcast day, a visual trope closely associated with historic views of London. The figures wear late nineteenth to early twentieth century style clothing, which reflects a nostalgic, retrospective approach rather than a contemporary street scene. The painting is signed and dated 2007, and inscriptions on the reverse, written in Russian, identify the artist, the subject, the dimensions, and the date, confirming authorship and execution details.

From a market perspective, V. Gribennkov is known for small to medium scale cityscapes and genre scenes that reference historical European urban life, particularly London and Paris. Works of this type, especially those with clear subject matter, legible signature, and documentary inscriptions on the reverse, are collected primarily for decorative and narrative appeal rather than institutional demand. Comparable paintings by Gribennkov from the 2000s, of similar size and subject, typically achieve secondary market values in the range of USD 300 to USD 800, depending on condition, presentation, and sales venue. The overall condition appears stable, with no visible structural damage in the provided images, which supports valuation within this range.

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