MacDougall's Auctions 1-2 Dec 1910

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MacDougall's published a catalog of the future trading.

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And we discussed this Bronnikov here:

394.
BRONNIKOV, FEODOR (1827-1902)

Abandoned.
The Vatican and Sin, signed, inscribed "Rome" and dated 1872.

Oil on canvas, 88 by 114 cm.

190,000-250,000 pounds Authenticity has been confirmed by the expert V.
Petrov.

[artcol]

Сообщение от Cyril Syzransky

And we discussed this Bronnikov here:
394. BRONNIKOV, FEODOR (1827-1902)
Abandoned. The Vatican and Sin, signed, inscribed "Rome" and dated 1872.
Oil on canvas, 88 by 114 cm.
190,000-250,000 pounds Authenticity has been confirmed by the expert V. Petrov.
(In the description of repeated our survey of forum for this stuff.)

Сообщение от Cyril Syzransky

If the thing does not "settle" in Russia from the new owner, you can see it in the future at Sotheby's /Christie's at 200.000.
Thing is, in my opinion, authentic and museum level.

Masterpiece work. I wonder why not on the Sotheby's /Christie's?

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Auction Paintings clearly divided into Thong: First-Soviet period of 20-30 years., Then the 19 th century, more emigrants, sixties, and nonconformists (two things Roginskaya saw)
And our Lucy Voronov!
  571. VORONOVA, LUCY (B. 1953)
Flower Bouquet, signed and dated 2008, further signed, titled in Cyrillic, dated and numbered "439" on the reverse.
Oil on canvas, 99.5 by 99.5 cm.
10,000-15,000 pounds
Exhibited: Lucy Voronova Solo Exhibition, Museum of Modern Art, Moscow, 21 October 2009.
Literature: Lucy Voronova, Kosta, St Petersburg, 2009, p. 192, illustrated.

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I wonder why not on the Sotheby's /Christie's?

So they are, apparently, have purchased or for those not caught in time.

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[QUOTE="Cyril Syzransky; 1370591](two things Roginskaya saw)[/QUOTE]

Interesting stuff, from a deliverer, and note the date of writing of these works.

[COLOR="Gray"]Ah, would investrom, bought and waited a couple godkov![/COLOR]

504.
ROGINSKY, MIKHAIL (1931-2004)

Village Crowd, signed, titled in Cyrillic and dated 1974 on the reverse.

Tempera on board, 33 by 63 cm.

3,000-4,000 pounds Provenance: Acquired directly from the artist.

The Lili Brochetain collection, Paris.

[SergeiSK]

Lot 334 - Pavel Sokolov-Rock.
The work sold at Sotheby's in 2004.

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Сообщение от Cyril Syzransky

Interesting stuff, from a deliverer, and note the date of writing of these works

Lily and Michelle Brochet lived in Paris and collected works of nonconformist artists, moved to Paris. In the end, scored a great collection. Bought very quickly, immediately after the arrival of the artist, and very cheap, but bought. I wrote about them somewhere on the forum long ago.
Lily died long ago, and last year he died, Michelle, they have remained a daughter, who lives somewhere in Canada. Here it is-and puts on MacDougall's work from the collection of their parents.

Annex - preparatory drawings that Roginsky did for him a portrait commissioned by Mishal Brochet (the photos).

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Сообщение от SergeiSK

Lot 334 - Pavel Sokolov-Rock. The work sold at Sotheby's in 2004.

And not only this year, but

Name
Ivan the Terrible in Livonia
Creation Year 1941
Category Paintings
Technique on canvas, oil
Size, cm 61,5 x47, 5
Provenance Private Collection, USA.
Note: Signed and dated "1941."

auction sale
The name of Ivan the Terrible in Livonia
Date 03.12.2009
Auction house Macdougall, London (GB)
Lot 349
Estimate 4000 - 6000 GBP (6626 - 9939 USD, 4395 - 6592 EUR)
The result of Not Sold
The name of Ivan the Terrible in Livania

Date 12.06.2008
Auction house Macdougall, London
Lot 188
Estimate 15,000 - 20,000 GBP (29,211 - 38,948 USD, 18,941 - 25,255 EUR)
The result of Not Sold
Title Study for "Ivan the Terrible"

Date 02.12.2004
Auction house Sotheby's, London (GB)
Lot 198
Estimate 3500 - 5000 GBP (6735 - 9622 USD, 5076 - 7251 EUR)
The result of Not Sold

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Сообщение от Konstantin

And not only this year

and not only this work, sad ....