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RUSSIAN BEAUTY
Etching, signed low right
and numbered 49/55 |
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Flowers. Hand-colored lithograph
(556 x 430 mm).
Signed by the artist in pencil lower right. |
$300 |
$3,000 |
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Flowers. Vignette. Watercolor on paper. Signed lower left. 2 x 9 |
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Portrait of K. Libkneht. Ink on
paper, signed lower right and dated
1920. 16 x 10". |
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Portrait of Ida Rubinstein. Ink on paper. Signed lower right and
dated 1919. 9x5”
Provenance: D. Bouchen (gift from the artist –
inscription on the back); In original hand
embossed and etched brass art nouveau style frame. Exhibited:
Julian Barran Gallery,
London, 1997,
N14; “A World of Stage”, April- October2007, Tokyo Metropolitan
Art Museum, Japan (illustrated in the catalog).
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PAIR OF COSTUME DESIGNS
Costume design for a dancer. Gouache on paper, signed, circa 1925. For Ballet Russe Nemtchinova “Islamey” (compare two other costumes NN31, 32 in THEATRE ET BALLET RUSSE 1910-1930 Milano-Munchen
1998-1999) 19 x 12". Exhibited: “A World of Stage”, April- October2007, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Japan (illustrated in the catalog). In original hand carved and parcel gilt Art-nouveau frame.
Costume design for a dancer with a big head. Gouache on paper, signed, circa 1925. For Ballet Russe Nemtchinova “Islamey” (compare two other costumes NN31, 32 in THEATRE ET BALLET RUSSE 1910-1930 Milano-Munchen
1998-1999) 14 x 12". Exhibited: “A World of Stage”, April- October2007, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Japan (illustrated in the catalog). In original hand carved and parcel gilt Art-nouveau frame
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By the Imperial Porcelain
factory with green underglaze Nicolas II imperial
porcelain factory mark dated 1904,and state porcelain
factory mark of hammer, sickle and cog, dated 1919 with
pattern number 186/12 and Russian inscription “After a
drawing by S. Chekhonin” all in grey overglaze.
Circular, Cubist design with Hammer and Sickle, the
emblems depicted around the centre, in cisele gilding
with red and black handles and the black section of a
cog. 24 cm diameter. Similar version of the plate has
been sold on Christie’s, London, 29 Nov 2006, lot 265
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$10000
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”Sorrow”
By the Imperial Porcelain factory with green underglaze
Alexander III imperial porcelain factory mark dated
1893, another IPF monogram obliterated with oval black
paint patch, and state porcelain factory mark of
hammer, sickle and cog, dated 1921 with Russian
inscription “ Sergei V.. Chekhonin isp. NB (Nadejda
Sergeevna Blagovestchenskaia)” all in grey overglaze.
The maiden is grieving for the catastrophic harvest,
hence the black leaves instead of grain. 24 cm
diameter. (N. Lobanov-Rostovsky. Revolutionary Ceramics
Soviet Porcelain1917-1927,
London 1990,
p 48, where similar plate is illustrated).
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$10000
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Cup with saucer by the Imperial Porcelain Factory, period of AlexanderIII dated, with underglaze green mark of AlexanderIII monogram and date 1892, with later State Porcelain Factory mark of hammer, sickle and cog, dated 1922 on the saucer all in blue overglaze. Height of the cup 6.5 cm, diameter of the saucer 12 cm. (N. Lobanov-Rostovsky. Revolutionary Ceramics Soviet Porcelain1917-1927, London 1990, pp 107, where similar cup and saucer are illustrated). Provenance: Im Kinsky, Vienna, 18.04.07, lot #671. |
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