The main lot auction at Sotheby's Russian painting will Vereshchagin
 

The main lot auction at Sotheby's Russian painting will Vereshchagin

In the upcoming Russian bid auction house Sotheby's will go under the hammer picture Vasily Vereshchagin "Pearl Mosque in Delhi," reports The ArtDaily. Cloth Russian painter is one of the most outstanding paintings of Indian artist series and will be the main lot of trades.

The auction includes gain for "Pearl Mosque" measuring 4 by 5 meters at least three million dollars. The picture was exhibited at the auction Museum of Contemporary Art in Boston, which will also provide seven paintings at auction of Impressionist and Modern.

According to the head of Russian Art Sotheby's Bekkerman Sonia (Sonya Bekkerman), "Pearl Mosque", a multifaceted talent Vereshchagin, who is known primarily as a painter of battle-pieces. Sotheby's Russian auction will be held on November 1. Starting from October 26, "Pearl Mosque in Delhi" will be exhibited at the exhibition hall at Sotheby's in New York.

At the latest Russian bid Sotheby's, which took place in April, was bailed out of $ 16 million.

Vasily Vereshchagin (1842-1904) after the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts in 1863 went to study in Paris, then traveled through Central Asia. In the early 1870s, the artist lived in Munich for a few years later went to India, where he returned in 1882-1883, respectively. We also have Vereshchagin "Turkestan" and "Palestinian" series of works.

On the question of "Turkistan" series ...

Yesterday in the auction catalog, "Russian Seasons," has found this kind of work with Vereshchagin :shy:> sooo interesting plot :D>:

"In the open air?"
:)>

Much more basic - the "Russian camp in Turkestan ..."
:)>


Although the estimate of this thing - 145000 - 160000 USD

And I just smile disappeared.

 
:D>

Not necessarily in Turkmenistan, while all called Turkestan and Central Asia.
:D>

Thanks, already corrected.

I think - not very convenient, "walk up to the wind" with weapons and a belt with a cartridge belt.
And if you do not pick up a shirt, it can be dirty :D>

Comrade Oleg Ji, your thoughts about the boots are not accepted.

Imagine yourself in an informal atmosphere in his boots at one It's roasting.

I've tried .
Is presented.
Nafig , nafig .

Better barefoot .

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Read your views was interesting , but with them I would not agree .
So comrades, moderators , leave them , pliz.

You served in the Soviet Army?

My answer to Comrade Guriev , Igor ( a).
The issue involves not fitted clothing and a blind design. No , even in the Soviet Army was not in the armed forces engaged in actual combat operation . I was just in this part, in slippers on the parade ground of course we did not go for the constructions were also in form , but in the " fields" or on its military installations and soldiers , and officers used a convenient odezhu . More often it was a military uniform , by the way . But when I had to climb the mast of the antenna (15 meters in height ), I and my men did it in sneakers.
With regard to the service in Central Asia, for example in Afghanistan, see photo .