Auction January-February 2010

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Originally Posted by fross

Actually it happens that at the same job in different directories listed in different sizes, eg after a decent amount of years, and what this might be the reason?

I saw the rounded figures to the nearest whole cm or up to 0,5.

[Seriy]

some works by Picasso in the catalogs alternative sizes, within 1 cm Depends on who were measured and how.
Can drag and size change.

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Originally Posted by Seriy

can win

At centimeter?
And in the catalogs will make a clarification: Uncle Vasya pulled, we are now in a new size to write. - ->

[Seriy]

Cyril Syzransky, I have been in the National Art Museum of Ukraine, so drag by 10 cm! Well, ordered the wrong frame, what now, a new book? pulled as it is.
In principle, the master-master, can see add-subtract, embellishing in the case of what - a few examples in history?

[fross]

Originally Posted by DimaB

Christie, February 2. Evening. London, King Street.
Lot № 39
Natalia Gontcharova Espagnole signed 'N. Gontcharova '(upper right) oil on canvas 130.3 x 81.3 cm. Painted circa 1915
Estimate £ 4,000,000 - £ 6,000,000 ($ 6,384,000 - $ 9,576,000).
Well, how will the new record?

I think this is now unlikely, and the work is not Russia's period. Curiously, the lottery in the album charts in 1919 devoted to theatrical works Goncharova and Larionov, this work was presented in a graphical form.

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Originally Posted by fross

yes and the work is not Russia's period.

And what you call "works of the period of Russia?

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Originally Posted by fross

This work was presented in a graphical form.

You mean "Decorative composition"?
Second floor. 1910-x, laid, guesh, gr. pencil, 49,2 х30, 8, CAST. Number 116, inv. R_4532? This?

[fross]

Originally Posted by Cyril Syzransky

What you call "works of the period of Russia?
Up to what year they "Russia"?
I now believe that before the final departure in 1915.

Yes, but this work is probably all the same after a 15-second, no?

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Originally Posted by fross

Yes, but this work is probably all the same after a 15-second, no?

Already I do not know about what it is now you say? About the auction or about the schedule?

[fross]

Originally Posted by Cyril Syzransky

What you call "works of the period of Russia?
Up to what year they "Russia"?
I now believe that before the final departure in 1915.

Posted 15 minutes

You mean "Decorative composition"?
Second floor. 1910-x, laid paper, gouache, gr. pencil, 49,2 х30, 8, CAST. Number 116, inv. P-4532? This?

No, this is not seen, show?
At Christie was in 2006:

GONCHAROVA, Natalya (1881-1962) and Mikhail LARIONOV (1881-1964). L'Art décoratif théatral moderne. Paris: La Cible, 1919.

2 ° (500 x 325mm). 6 (of 8) pochoirs, 8 plates, 5 of these colour lithographs, and 11 in-text reproductions. Original limp printed portfolio (a few small repairs, a few small chips to the spine, ties? Renewed).
ONE OF 100 DELUXE COPIES SIGNED BY GONCHAROVA AND LARIONOV, this one n ° 87. With both Goncharova pochoirs in bright state. This impressive portfolio was published for Larionov and Goncharova's large exhibition of their theatrical work, held at the Galerie Barbazanges to celebrate their arrival in Paris. It comprises a series of pochoirs and prints of several of the designs on display. Valentin Parnack's essay discusses Larionov's theories about dance and theatre, and singles out the artist as the initiator of new types of choreography, including dances based on free movements, types of gait, animal movements, mechanical dance, and social dance related to work. Not in The Russian Avant-Garde Book. Hellyer 408; The Russian Avant-Garde and American Abstract Artists, 1983, n ° 16 and 17 (illustrated p. 38).

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Originally Posted by fross

No, this is not seen, show?

'll Show scanning now.