Tête de femme Sculpture en marbre noir de Belgique, taille directe, signé en bas vers la gauche sur la tranche. Socle en marbre noir de Belgique. Haut. : 41,5 cm Bibliographie : M. Armitage, Sculpture of Boris Lovet-Lorski, New York, 1937 (similar items illustrated). Provenance: TABLEAUX & SCULPTURES MODERNES, ABSTRAITS & CONTEMPORAINS sale Louiza Auktion & Associés Brussels Belgium lot 35 sale 20.06.2015 Its bronze version (probably 1/9 while ours is unique) was sold at Sotheby's «N08249»* American Paintings, New York, Wednesday, November 29, 2006 lot 110 for $48,000.-
"Torso", Carved Rose Marble of Madagascar light salmon pink with patches of white and gray, c 1927. Signed "Lovet-Lorski" on the back of the left leg. Marble of the sculpture has an irregularity at the center of the torso, measuring approximately 1 1/8”x 3/8”, which is visible also at illustration in Armitage’s book (see p. 109) 13" high, raised on a black Belgian marble base, 6 7/8" high. Literature: Merle Armitage, SCULPTURE OF BORIS LOVET-LORSKI, New York, 1937, illustrated p. 109. The attached book is inscribed by the artist to the previous owner Martin Becker, "To my friend Martin [Becker], Boris, 1938". Provenance: Butler Kallahan, acquired directly from the artist, Paris, 1927; the Estate of Martin Becker; auction Schmidt's Antiques MI 18.2.2017 lot 50.
Multiple items on that page originally belonged to the estate of the artist that was kept after his death at his New York City studio/residence (click picture to the left to see COA issued by Chadbourne and Parke LLP, Attorneys for the Estate).
Dawson's Auctioneers and Apprisers conducted the sale "The Artist Studio Boris Lovet Lorski (1894-1973)" on Saturday May 12, 2001 at their Morris Plains, NJ Gallery. Some of the items were later resold at other auctions.
COLLECTION OF PAINTINGS AND DRAWINGS (on sale item by item) Provenance: Opfer Auctioneering sale 18/6/16 lot 0436; Rago sale 08.27.2016 lots 1710, 1711 DETAILS Click HERE or any of the images
THREE CERAMIC PLATES A)Rooster/Chicken ceramic glazed charger 18 inches diameter c 1943. Similar charger (with a horse) is illustrated in “Boris Lovet-Lorski The language of time” by Martin Bush, Siracuse University, 1967 p 48.B)Horse, ceramic glazed charger 18 inches diameter 1943. Iillustrated in “Boris Lovet-Lorski The language of time” by Martin Bush, Siracuse University, 1967 p 48.C) Hunt Ceramic glased charger with antelope and lions 18 inches diameter 1943. Iillustrated and titled in “Boris Lovet-Lorski The language of time” by Martin Bush, Siracuse University, 1967 p 48.
Lithographs, 1929; Two portfolios of ten lithographs each (in original hard cover cases); Each lithograph is signed in pencil, colophon is numbered 166 out of an edition of 250; 11 3/4" x 15 5/8" (sheet) each; Printer: Ad. Braun & Co., Paris; Publisher: The artist; Provenance: Private Collection, New York; Rago Arts and Auction Center Nov 17 2012 lot 63 To see all images
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