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Fine Arts-23042012-Bd.Pdf 1 INDEX 19th Century Latin American school 18C LEGER Fernand 121 LEWITT Sol 135B AKDEMIR Suat 157-158 LIBERMAN Sandu 227-228-229 ANDRE Pierre 104 LLONA Ramiro 58 ANKARCRONA Henrik August 238 LOZZA Raul 64-65-66 ASIS Antonio 63 LUKER SR. William 236 ARDEN QUIN Carmelo 59 Luo Brothers 153 BACON Francis 230 (Luo Wei Dong, Luo Wei Bing and Luo Wei Guo) BENOIS Alexandre 160-161-162-163-164-167 MALISSARD Georges 38 BOTELLO Angel 19 MANES Pablo Curatella 70-71 BOTO Martha 62-74 MAREVNA Marie 168 BOUDIN Eugène Louis 111 MATTA Roberto 212 BRAVO Claudio 56 MENENDEZ Cesar 43-44-45 BRUSILOVSKY Anatoly 185-186-187-188-193-194 METZINGER Jean 123 BUFFET Bernard 126 MICHELENA Arturo 8 BULATOV Erik 172-173 MIJARES Jose 10-11-12 CABALLERO Luis 4-7 MIKHNOV-VOYTENKO Evgeny 206-207 CAMACHO Jorge 5 MIRO Joan 125-232-233-234 CAMPOREALE Sergio 6 MOLINA CAMPOS Florencio 33 CARREÑO Mario 14 MONET Claude 116 CASIMIR Laurent 110 MONTENEGRO Roberto 13 CASTRO Humberto 49 MORALES Armando 18-48-50 CAVALCANTI (de) Emiliano 9 MUNIZ Vik 75-76-77 CHAGALL Marc 115, lots 208 to 211, lots 216 to 225 MURAKAMI Takashi 141-142-143 CHAVANNES Etienne 109 NEIZVESTNY Ernst 200 CHIA Sandro 136 NEMUKHIN Vladimir 202 CORDERO Horacio and BASQUIAT Jean-Michel 134-135 NOVOA Gustavo 54-55 COSTIGLIOLO José Pedro 61 CUGAT Delia 22-23-24-25 OPIE Julian 135D OSPINA Nadín 135C DAUSET 91 DE FREITAS Iole 78 PAILOS Manuel 53 DE QUIROS Lesver 39 PELLON Gina 40-41 DE SANTA MARIA Andres 36-37 PICASSO Pablo 117-214-215-231-235 DEPRATUS F. B. 105 PIVOVAROV Victor 199 DIAZ Juan A. 86-87-90 POLESELLO Rogelio 47-72-73 DOGANCAY Burhan 147-148 QUEMARE Anna Maria lots 92 to 103 DONG Wei 154 QUINN Marc 213 DYSHLENKO Yuri 180-181 RABUZIN Ivan 106 ECHEVARRIA Giovanni 88-89 RAMIREZ Saturnino 83-84-85 ESTOPINAN Roberto 3 RAMOS Mel 133 FABRES Y COSTA Antonio Maria 240 ROCKWELL Norman 226 FECHIN Nikolai Ivanovich 169 RODIN Auguste 118-119-120 FERNANDEZ Agustín 15-16 ROJAS Carlos 57 FERNANDEZ Jesse A. 1 ROSADO DEL VALLE Julio 2 FINALE Moisés 42 ROTELLA Mimmo 138 GANG Huang 159 RUKHIN Evgeny 191-192 GIACOMETTI Alberto 127 SAINT VIL Murat 107 GIACOMETTI Diego 128-129-130-131-132 SALAZAR Francisco 60 GIBBS Anthony 244 SAMBA Grâce 144 GONTCHAROVA Natalia 165-166 SANDOZ Adolf Karol 237 GRABAR Igor Emmanuilovich 174 SCHIELE Egon 122 GRANT Donald 245-246 SEEREY-LESTER John 247 GRECO Alberto 46 SILVA Leovid 80-82-81 GUANGYI Wang 156 SKORNIK Jacob 183 GURARIY Samariy 170-171 SOKOV Leonid 189-190 HANCHENG Cai 149 SOTO Jesús Rafael 79 HARING Keth 140 SVESHNIKOV Boris 178-204-205 HEATON COOPER Alfred 241 TAKADA Kenzo 145-146 HEIL Charles Emile 250 UJVARY Ignac 249 HENRI Robert 251 HOFMAN Eugene Ansen 242 VALMIER Georges 124 HONGTU Zhang 155 VAN ENGELEN Louis 243 VASSILIEV Oleg 175-176 ILSTED Peter Vilhelm 239 VILLACRES Cesar A. 18B INFANTE Francisco 195-196 VLAMINCK Maurice 114 IOMMI Enio 67-68-69 VOINOV Vadim 177 KABAKOV Ilya 197-198-201 WARHOL Andy 139-150 Kcho 51-52 WERTHEIMER Gustave 248 KINGMAN Eduardo 31 KISLING Moïse 112-113 YAKOVLEV Vladimir 182 KRASNOPEVTSEV Dmitri 179 YANKILEVSKY Vladimir 203 KRASSILNIKOVA Vlada 137 YANLING Ma 151-152 LAM Wifredo 17-32 ZARRAGA Angel 20-21 LAMOUR Fritzner 108 ZVEREV Anatoly 184 3 FINE ART AUCTIONS MIAMI 346 NW 29 street Miami FL 33127 Tel (1) 305-573-4228 Frederic THUT Thursday 26th April, 2012 at 2:30pm IMPORTANT PAINTINGS & SCULPTURES Auction SALE PREVIEWS Thursday 19th and Friday 20th - from 10am to 5pm Saturday 21th - from 1pm to 5pm Closed Sunday 22th Monday 23th to Wednesday 25th - from 10am to 5pm Thursday 26th - from 10am to 12pm Telephone during the exhibitions: + 1 305-573-4228 or + 1 917-282 6044 SPECIALISTS IN NEW YORK & MIAMI Frederic Thut +1 212 829 89 53 - [email protected] SPECIALIST IN PARIS Dan Coissard +33 148 24 60 88 - [email protected] RESEARCHER FOR RUSSIAN ART : Professor Alla Rosenfeld, [email protected] CATALOGUE ONLINE www.faamiami.com, www.liveauctioneers.com, www.the-saleroom.com, www.artfact.com LIVE BIDDING ONLY ON www.liveauctioneers.com IMPORTANT NOTICE The conditions of sales and the absentee bid form are at the end of the catalog. 5 FINE ART AUCTIONS MIAMI (FAAM, LLC) 346 NW 29 street Miami FL 33127 Tel (1) 305-573-4228 - e-mail : info@faamiami .com AuctIon LIcEnSE # AB3131 AuctIonEERS FoR thIS SALE: StEVE LIttLE, FL LIcEncE # Au4296 MIAMI APPRAISAL OFFICE BUSINESS MANAGER AND ART RESEARCHER 350 nW 29th StREEt EDA AKSoY MIAMI, FL 33127 [email protected] tel. +1 305 573 4228 RESEARCHER FOR RUSSIAN ART DIRECTOR AND ART EXPERT PRoFESSoR ALLA RoSEnFELD FREDERIc thut [email protected] [email protected] tel. +1 917 282 6044 PARIS APPRAISAL OFFICE cABI nEt D’EXPERtISE DAn coISSARD BUSINESS MANAGER 61, PASSA GE JouFFRoY coRnELIA VAn DER GEESt PARIS 75009 [email protected] FRAncE tel. +33 01 48 24 60 88 ACCOUNTING LEStER cAESAR DIRECTOR AND ART EXPERT [email protected] DAn coISSARD [email protected] LOGISTICS AND STORAGE tel. +33 06 07 01 37 42 VAnESSA AMoR [email protected] BUSINESS MANAGERS AND RESEARCHERS KRIStInA KEALL AnD nAthALIE RuBInoS INTERNATIONAL SHIPMENT [email protected] JEnnY tAYLoR [email protected] NEW YORK APPRAISAL OFFICE EuRoPEAn EVALuATORS 501 MADISon AVE, 14th FLooR nEW YoRK, nY 10022 tel. +1 212 759 9803 [email protected] 7 PART I LAtIn AMERIcAn ARt 1 - Jesse A. FERNANDEZ (born in 1925) Cuban school Vanités, 69 Ink and watercolour, signed and dated lower right 66.5 x 50.5 cm - 261/8 x 193/4 in. Estimate: $ 2,000 - 3,000 2 - Julio ROSADO DEL VALLE (born in 1922) Puerto Rican school Composition, 1962 Watercolour, signed lower right 45 x 59.5 cm à vue - 173/4 x 231/2 in. Estimate: $ 2,000 - 3,000 3 - Roberto ESTOPINAN (born in 1920) Cuban school Composition, 1986 Pencil and crayon on paper, signed lower left and countersigned, dated 4-1986 and situated Montecatini on the reverse 48 x 33 cm - 187/8 x 13 in. Estimate: $ 400 - 800 9 4 - Luis CABALLERO (1943-1995) Colombian school Bodies, 75 Pencil and pastel on paper, signed and dated lower right 74 x 56 cm - 291/8 x 22 in. Estimate: Estimate: $ 5,000 - 6,000 5 - Jorge CAMACHO (born in 1934) Cuban school Composition, 76 Oil on canvas, signed and dated on the reverse 81 x 65 cm - 317/8 x 255/8 in. Estimate: Estimate: $ 3,000 - 4,000 6 - Sergio CAMPOREALE (born in 1937) Argentinian school Retrato de familia, 1990 Watercolour and pencil on paper, signed lower right 118 x 78 cm - 463/8 x 305/8 in. Estimate: $ 3,000 - 4,000 7 - Luis CABALLERO (1943-1995) Colombian school Study for a Nude Sanguine on paper, signed lower right 50 x 35 cm - 193/4 x 133/4 in. Estimate: $ 4,000 - 6,000 8 - Arturo MICHELENA (1863-1898) Venezuelan school Boceta de la Cabeza de un Caballo del Cuadro, 1981 Indian ink on cardboard, annotated lower left and on the reverse 22 x 13 cm - 81/2 x 5 in. Estimate: $ 3,000 - 4,000 11 9 - Emiliano de CAVALCANTI (1897-1976) Brazilian school Dos Lorestes, 1964 Indian ink on Paper, signed and dated lower left, annotated on right margin 27 x 20 cm - 101/2 x 8 in. Estimate: $ 3,000 - 4,000 10 - Jose MIJARES (1921-2004) Cuban school Five women waiting Oil on canvas, signed lower right 76 x 101.5 cm - 30 x 40 in. Estimate: $ 12,000 - 15,000 Provenance Omar Cuan who acquired it directly from the artist Private Collection, Miami José Maria Mijares studied at the school of Fine Arts in Havana. His eagerness to learn about other contemporary artists and discover modern influences took him to Mexico and the United States. He exhibited his work for the first time in 1947 in Cuba. His reputation was already well-established and he took part in many art salons. His works bring together the Caribbean influences of his upbringing and a form of Constructivism with Surrealist biomorphic shapes, much like the creations of other artists from the same period such as Camacho, Portocarrero and Pelaez. Filled with abstract organic forms, his compositions from the 1970s and 1980s are reminiscent of works by Wifredo Lam and Yves Tanguy. He continued to explore the fascination he had expressed for geometry in the 1950s, relying solely on lines to represent shapes and convey illusion in his works. Mijares took part in the Sao Paulo Biennale in 1953 and the one in Venice in 1956. His widely admired creations have formed part of group and solo exhibitions from South America and Europe to Japan. 13 11 - Jose MIJARES (1921-2004) Cuban school Woman and bird, 1968 Oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right 61 x 50.5 cm - 24 x 197/8 in. Estimate: $ 6,000 - 8,000 Provenance Omar Cuan who acquired it directly from the artist Private Collection, Miami 15 12 - Jose MIJARES (1921-2004) Cuban school Blue and green creatures, 1988 Acrylic on canvas, signed and dated lower right 151 x 122 cm - 591/2 x 48 in. Estimate: $ 15,000 - 20,000 13 - Roberto MONTENEGRO (1887-1968) Mexican school Nature morte, 1930 Oil on canvas mounted on cardboard, signed and dated lower right. 25 x 35 cm - 93/4 x 133/4 in. Estimate: $ 4,000 - 5,000 14 - Mario CARREÑO (1913-1999) Cuban school The birth of Venus, 80 Mixed media on paper, signed and dated upper right 52 x 38 cm - 201/2 x 15 in.
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