Albert Marquet: the artist who knew how to write rock, water and air

[LCR]

That's what a story: I saw yesterday at Sotheby's Mark, a very beautiful and familiar - thought, Greene decided to sell its Mark at the auction, but no, this is a different brand, though the year is almost identical, and even the price is like

But in fact not surprising: he lived in a waterfront Great Augustini and wrote the view from the window. But both pictures, I think, wonderful, I work with Sotheby's love even more than Green's.

[Тютчев]

Сообщение от LCR

Here is a Marche, around 1928 I think, very beautiful. Incidentally, for sale

LCR, if it is no secret how much is the picture? And what kind of image sizes?

[LCR]

Сообщение от Tjutchev

LSR, if it is no secret how much is the picture?

The price of one, in 1928, I confess, can not remember.
Green's, in my opinion, is worth (or cost, perhaps he had already sold it) 400000 euro, and score Sotbizovskoy like 350/450000 dollars.

But two more are sold (well, actually more, but these 2 I like):
The first 1928-29 gg., The second in 1917, both in the gallery Fabiena Bulak in Paris, prices did not know (found on artnet).

[fross]

And I so like this, sunny day.

[Тютчев]

Nikolai Lapshin and Alexander Vedernikov - Leningrad artists. The press called them "markenistami" for the proximity of their manners to the manner of Albert Marquet. It just can talk about a successful crossing of the French and Russian traditions. What has happened in Russian culture repeatedly. This is typical of the culture in general all the interesting and important tends to enrich at the expense of something else significant and interesting.

Portfolio of Alexander Vedernikov (unfortunately these works do not give an idea of the artist's work fully, it is mainly watercolors and not the most successful that turned out to be on hand):