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View in Crimea. Watercolor on cardboard. Signed in Russian Konst. Korovine and dated 1905 low right. 10x10 inches. Provenance: Doyle Galleries, New York, Feb 9, 2005, lot2085a |
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Stage design for Opera “Faust”. Watercolor and charcoal on paper. Signed, dated and inscribed in Russian. 1910. 17 x 26". In original gilded and incised frame with punch work, beginning of XX century. Provenance: Confirmed GTG on reverse 23.04.1984 #966335/3; Christie’s Icons and Russian works of Art. South Kensington 13.12.1995, lot 88 Exhibited: “A World of Stage”, April- October2007, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Japan (illustrated in the catalog). Bibliography: similar décor is reproduced in: KOROVIN Constantin. Exhibition to 100 anniversary of birth. Academy of Art, Moscow, 1961. |
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Fishes. Still life. Signed lower right, oil on canvas. Inscribed: 1930, Paris. 24 x 29".Provenance: Gallery Sialskij, Paris. Exhibited: “Faces of Russia”, February 2007, West Palm Beach International Art Fair, USA (illustrated on page 28 of the catalog). Bibliography: similar earlier painting is illustrated in: KOROVIN Constantin. Exhibition to 100 anniversary of birth. Academy of Art, Moscow, 1961. In hand carved gilded European cassette frame beginning of XX century |
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Prince Igor. Costume for Feodor Chaliapin as Khan Konchak with a hawk.[1909]. Executed for Mariinski Theatre, SPB. Gouache on paper, 17x13”. Signed and inscribed “Prince Igor” in Russian on the reverse. Bears multiple instructions to a costumer in Korovine’s handwriting. Provenance: Estate of Mary Eitingon, Doyle, New York, 2.19.03, lot 77. Compare with another smaller variant of the costume presented by Korovine to Chaliapin (Sotheby’s Russian Pictures. London 21.05.2003. lot 140 and other costumes for Konchak in Hudojniki Russkogo Teatra 1880-1930. Sobranie Lobanovyh-Rostovskih. Catalog -raisonnais. J. Bowlt. Iskusstvo, Moscow 1994. ##539, 541 p.p.158-159. Exhibited: “A World of Stage”, April- October2007, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Japan (illustrated in the catalog). |
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Prince Igor. Another costume for Feodor Chaliapin as Khan Konchak.. Gouache, watercolor and gold paint on paper, 10x14”. Inscribed “Prince Igor “, “Khan Konchak” N33. Bears multiple instructions to a costumer in Korovine’s handwriting. Stamped twice: with a date 3 July 1916 (Moscow Direction of Imperatorial Theatres) and with a stamp of Bolshoi Theater Museum in Moscow. Compare with another smaller variant of the costume presented by Korovine to Chaliapin (Sotheby’s Russian Pictures. London 21.05.2003. lot 140 and other costumes for Konchak in Hudojniki Russkogo Teatra 1880-1930. Sobranie Lobanovyh-Rostovskih. Catalog -raisonnais. J. Bowlt. Iskusstvo, Moscow 1994. ##539, 541 p.p.158-159. |
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Boris Godunov. Costume for F. Chaliapin. Signed in Latin lower right and inscribed "Boris Godunov” lower right Gouache on board. [1932]. 22 x 19". In original art deco European applied ornament gilded frame. Bibliography: “A Time to Gather… RUSSIANART From Foreign Private collections”, State Russian Museum, Saint-Petersburg, Palace Editions,2008, illustrated on p.24.
Provenance: Dumousett-Deburaux, Paris 9-Mar-1999 lot: 184. Compare: another version of the costume in Lobanov - Rostovski collection #573, p.165, Moscow, 1994 and a décor for the same opera - lot 133, Sotheby’s, London, 10.05.2000 |
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Day. Watercolor.[1914].14 x 10". Costume for A. Pavlova. Inscribed in Russian: “Anna Pavlova’s Ballet “Clocks”, Day, N4". Provenance: Sotheby's. Icons, Russian Pictures and Works of Art. London, 16.06.1994, lot 5; Marina Henderson Gallery; Sotheby’s Sale Ballet Designs from the Collection of Mr.& Mrs. John Carr Doughty London 4.6.198, lot 127;John Carr Doughty Collection. Exhibited: Anna Pavlova, London Museum 1956 no125; Diaghilev, Designs from the John Carr Doughty Collection, Arts Council, 1968 no.61.(labels on the reverse). |
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Christmas postcard. Oil on board, signed low right, 3x4 inches. C 1930. In Italian cassetta hand carved and guild XVII century frame |
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Paris -
Street Scene at Night. Signed and inscribed
“Paris”.
C.1930. 13 x 16". Oil on wooden board. Enclosed is the original
photo of the Artist besides the same painting Provenance: The
Martin Parker Collection of Fine Arts and Americana; Wolf’s. sale
04.12.98, lot 31. In American, 20th century,
Arts Crafts hand carved & gilded cassetta-style frame with
canvas inner slip, made by Newcomb-Macklin (inscribed 13x16 #
9235 GGL 25.1 – similar frame is illustrated in Newcomb-Macklin
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Espanola by night. Signed lower left, oil on canvas laid on board. [1888 – Korovine visited Spain in connection with preparatory works for “Carmen” in Mamontov opera] .14 x 9". (compare similar dated study in Paintings from Private Collections Leningrad/St. Petersburg. Aurora St. Petersburg, 1993 ill.148 p130.)In original French hand-carved polychrome art nouveau frame
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Portrait of Feodor Chaliapin. Signed in French lower left and dated 1921. Oil on canvas laid on board. 18 x 23". The larger variant of the same portrait is illustrated in electronic book Korovine K. A., Adept, Moscow, 2002. Provenance: Sotheby's. The Russian Sale. London, 29.04.99, lot 75. . Exhibited: “Faces of Russia”, February 2007, West Palm Beach International Art Fair, USA (illustrated on page 28 of the catalog); “A World of Stage”, April- October2007, Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Japan (illustrated in the catalog). ; exhibited: “A Time to Gather… RUSSIANART From Foreign Private collections”, State Russian Museum, Saint-Petersburg, February-June 2008, Moscow - Exhibition Center "Tsaritsyno", June-July 2008, Palace Editions,2008, illustrated in the catalog p. 135 ill 89
In original Louis XIV carved and gilded Lebrun frame with leaf sight, ribbon-twist, plain panels to hazzled scotia, plain panels to the cushion moulded hollow with pronounced leaf and flower hazzled corners, and demi-flower back edge |
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Winter. Oil on canvas, signed Const. Korovine low right, 15x 21,5 inches, in original hand carved ebonized and parcel gilt (liner) French beginning of 20th century frame (label of a Paris frame-maker on the stretcher). This is a later version of a well known 1894 painting made in time of Korovine traveling through Russian Northern provinces and acquired in 1900 by Tretiakov Gallery, Moscow (#1505 GOSUDARSTVENNAIA TRETIAKOVSKAIA GALLEREIA .Katalog Jivopisi. Moscow, Izobrazitelnoe Iskusstvo, 1984 p.219). The original version is widely illustrated (see, for example, KOROVINE Konstantin. Text by Irina Nenarokomova. Slovo 1997 p. 27) and considered one of the Korovine masterpieces; Diaghilev wrote about it in his 1898 art revue: “ A small painting by K. Korovine “Winter” differs with thin coloring” (СЕРГЕЙ ДЯГИЛЕВ и Русское Искусство, Москва, «Изобразительное Искусство», 1982, p. 78). |
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Roses and Violets. Inscribed "Roses" and signed in Russian upper left, o/canvas. [1912]. 26 x 21". Variant in GTG, Moscow [Gosudarstvennaia Tretiakovskaia Gallereia. Katalog Jivopisi XVIII-nachala XX v.v. Moscow, Iskusstvo, 1984. p.223 #5837] from the P. Haritonenko'scollection; illustrated in "Konstantin Korovin" text by I. Nenarokomova, Slovo, Moscow, 1997, p.62.] In hand-carved Dutch XVIII century frame with crossetted corners. |
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House beneath the snow. Signed lower right, oil on panel. Bears stamps on verso “Const. Korovine” in Latin and Cyrillic (old alphabet – before 1918) 7 x 6". Before 1918. In original European XIX century hand carved and gilt shadow box frame. Exhibited: Exposition d’Art Russe, Paris 1932, Gallery “La Renaissance”, #141, p.36 of the catalog Provenance: Mrs. Gretel Krajtor; Christie's Icons and Russian works of Art. South Kensington 13.12.1995, lot 89; Sotheby’s RUSSIANART Paintings, London, 10 June 2008, lot 277.
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