Iwan Trusz (1869 – 1941)

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Lot 108. Iwan Trusz, Haycock, Oil Painting, Early 20th C.
Oil on cardboard
Iwan Trusz (1869-1941) – Ukrainian painter and art critic
Signed ‘Iw. Trusz’ lower right
Dimensions: 26 x 20.7 cm
Mounted in gilt frame with hollowed chamfer: 36 x 31 cm
Provenance: Private collection, Poland

Condition:
The painting is overall in good, color fresh condition, showing minor paint losses to the margins. The inspection under UV light reveals small touch-ups to the trees in the background. The frame has slightly worn.

Iwan Trusz (1869-1941)
Iwan Trusz was born in the Halychyna Region of the Ukraine. From 1891 to 1897 he studied at the Art Academy in Krakow, which was followed by a stay in Vienna in 1894 and a studio visit at Anton Azbe’s house in Munich in 1987. During his travels, the painter also visited the Crimea (1901-1904), Italy (1902/08), as well as Egypt and Palestine (1912). In 1898 he settled in Lviv, where he established himself as a painter, art critic and publisher of the first Ukrainian art magazine. His extensive oeuvre includes numerous series of paintings of flowers, fields, Jewish cemeteries and landscapes, which he first presented in Lviv in 1899. During his lifetime, Iwan Trusz has also exhibited in Poland, London, Vienna and Sofia. Today, examples of his artistic output are preserved at the Lviv Art Museum.

Estimate 1,440-1800 euro. Auctionata. 11/29/16 (160)

Igor Mitoraj (1944 – 2014)

Repro du 16.11.16

Lot 56. IGOR MITORAJ (1944-2014)
Paesaggio archeologico, 1985
Epreuve en bronze à patine brune
Signée
185 x 105 cm
Pièce unique

Provenance
Collection particulière, Monaco
Exposition
«Igor Mitoraj – Sculture», Museo Nazionale di Castel
Sant’Angelo, Rome, 1985
Bibliographie
«Igor Mitoraj – Sculture», Museo Nazionale Castel Sant’Angelo,
Arnoldo Mondadori Editore, Milan,1985, décrit et reproduit p.45.

Estimate 80,000-100,000 euro. Monte Carlo. 12/14/16

Repro du 16.11.16

Włodzimierz Terlikowski (1873 – 1951)

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LOT n°150. Wlodzimierz TERLIKOWSKI (1873-1951)

Vase de fleurs
Huile sur toile, signé et daté 1920 en sgraffito.
54 x 64,5 cm
Provenance:
Drouot, 1er octobre 2003, Maîtres MATHIAS-MILLIONROBERT.
Par descendance aux actuels propriétaires.

Estimate 800-1,200 euro. Oger – Blanchet. 12/02/16 (161750)

Stefan Bakałowicz (1857 – 1947)

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Praca była na aukcji w MacDougall w listopadzie 2014 i nie została tam sprzedana mimo ‘żelaznego’ certifikatu autentyczności ich niestrudzonego experta V. Petrova. Myślę, że kluczem do zrozumienia dlaczego nie doszło do sprzedaży a teraz do znaczej obniżki ceny wyjściowej (Stefan Bakałowicz jest generalnie bardzo drogim malarzem) jest informacja, że ‘similar scene and the same title, dated 1900, is in the collection of the State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg’. Wynika z tego, że obecnie sprzedawana praca nie ma proweniencji (tzn. w opisie mowa jest o prywatnej kolekcji w Polsce) a to budzi już wątpliwość czy na pewno ręce tego malarza ją namalowały. Jakoś ostatnio sporo prac pojawia się na rynku z podobnym opisem (patrz Kotarbiński). Może jednak wszystko jest w porządku choć mogą to być watpliwości kupująceego warte minimun 12,000 euro (+ ok 30% opłaty dla domu aukcyjnego).

Obraz nie został sprzedany.


Lot 0028. Stefan W. Bakalowicz (1857-1947) – Polish painter

Oil on panel
Signed, dated and inscribed „S.BAKALOWICZ. ROMA (SZKIC) MDCCCXCVII“
The authenticity of the work has been confirmed by V. Petrov
Dimensions: 36 x27.2 cm
In a splendid, carved and gilt frame: 64.5 x 75.5 cm
Provenance: Private collection, Poland
Scene with Ligia and Vicinius, the main characters from the novel “Quo Vadis” by Henryk Szienkiewicz. A painting with a similar scene and the same title, dated 1900, is in the collection of the State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg.

Estimate 19,200-24,000 euro (starting bid 12,000 euro). Auctionata. 11/28/16

Bakalowicz’s sense for accurately composition and for sublime illumination – in this painting the couple stands in a patio illuminated indirected – was highly appreciated among his collectors, who compared him with the famous English painter Lawrence Alma-Tadema.

Condition:

The painting is in an good condition, consistent with age. It shows partially fine craquelure. The inspection under UV light reveals some minor retouching on the edges and in the vestment of Ligia and in the upper part of the architecture in the background and the architecture of the fountain. The frame shows usual signs of age and wear.

Stefan W. Bakalowicz (1857-1947)

After his artistic training in Warsaw and St. Petersburg, Bakalowicz moved to Paris in 1882 and setteled the in Rome. In Rome he painted his main works: numerous paintings depicting scenes from the life in ancient Rome. These detailed paintings show his large knowledge in archeology and classics.

Wojciech Kossak (1857 – 1942)

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  1. Wojciech Kossak, 1857 Paris – 1942 Krakau

Der Künstler gilt als einer der bedeutensten Schlachten- und Portraitmaler des späten 19. und beginnenden 20. Jahrhunderts. Sohn des bekannten polnischen Malers Juliusz Kossak (1824-1899). Studium in Krakau, München und Paris. Ab 1913 Prof. an der Kunstakademie in Warschau.POLNISCHER SOLDAT NEBEN GESATTELTEM LASTPFERD IN WINTERLANDSCHAFT Öl auf Leinwand.
50 x 69 cm.
Links unten signiert und datiert „1930“. Verso nochmalige Signatur des Künstlers.

Provenienz:
Bayerischer Privatbesitz seit Erwerb vom Künstler. (1080151) (11)

Estimate: € 3.000 – 5.000. Hampel. 12/08/16

53233867

 

Stan Reszka (XX w.)

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Lot 355. Stan Reszka fut élève de Wadysaw Strzemiski (1893-1952), peintre et théoricien de l’art polonais, un des penseurs du constructivisme. On doit à Stan Reszka des vues d’Istanbul et de Paris peintes à l’huile avec une technique pointilliste. Stan RESZKA (Zar?ba Górna 1924 – Paris, ap. 1951) Paris, le pont Neuf Circa 1946-1951 Huile sur carton signé en bas à droite ” Stan Reszka ” Au dos, contresigné et titré en polonais en haut au centre ” Stan Reszka / Pary? most nowy ” H. : 21 cm / L. : 26 cm Expert : Monsieur Marc-Henri TELLIER

Estimate 400-500 euro. HOTEL DES VENTES Saint-Quentin Enchères. 11/26/16