Trading house Sotheby's announced autumn season Russian Trading
 

Trading house Sotheby's announced autumn season Russian Trading

14/10/201003: 16

NEW YORK, Oct. 14 - Reuters, Larissa Saenko. Trading house Sotheby's announced on Wednesday that the autumn season of Russian auction will begin at New York on 4 November, echoing a series of auctions on art modernism and modernity.

"The auction presents selected works of many great personalities of the Russian art of XX century, including Alexei Kravchenko, Alexander Yakovlev, Nicholas Roerich," - said Sotheby's.

Top-lot Russian trade would work by Alexei Kravchenko, "Indian Tale," which along with his painting "The Kiss" is most prominent in the work of Russian artist.

"The Indian tale" put forward Kravchenko (life years 1889-1940) in a series of outstanding romantic and dramatic artists and colorists of his generation. It was the result of his travels in India and Sri Lanka in 1913 at the invitation of the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts.

Picture painted in 1926, estimated trading house in 1,0-1,5 million.

The most significant of which will go under the hammer in New York, will be presented to the public in Moscow on October 21-23. As expected, except for "Indian Tales", this will be the "Group of lamas," Alexander Yakovlev, "City Colors" by Konstantin Korovin, paintings by Nicholas Roerich, David Burliuk, Paul Chelishchev, Zinaida Serebryakova.

The auction house also highlighted that at auction in New York exhibited a masterpiece of socialist realism, Yuri Pimenov. His hymn to the Soviet system and unselfish enthusiasm - "Celebrating May Day" - is estimated around half a million dollars.

http://www.rian.ru/culture/20101014/285351901.html

here directory Russian auction Nov. 4

Lot number 2 Vassily Shukhaiev 150000-200000

sold in Australia.

Topic was even on the forum

It is interesting to someone remembers how much work was evaluated in Australia?

In the price range up to half a million on the Russian trading Goncharova, Larionov, Burliuk, Kravchenko, Grigoriev more expensive than daytime impressionist Chagall, Bonnard, Picasso, Chirico and Degas.

I do not remember how many were assessed - something very inexpensive, 20-30tys.doll.

A "left" about 80 thousand