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ART MODERNE — Mercredi 31 mars 2021 - 14h Salons du Trocadéro — Expert Cécile RITZENTHALER POST-WAR Art Moderne Mercredi 31 mars 2021 Paris — Salons du Trocadéro — Vente LIVE à HUIS-CLOS 14H — Expositions privées sur rendez vous au 5 avenue d'Eylau 75116 Paris du lundi 15 mars au 30 mars — Intégralité des lots sur www.millon.com Département Expert Sommaire Art Moderne LE XIXE SIECLE, MOUVEMENTS ET AUDACES ........................................ p. 6 Henri Zuber .......................................................................................p. 30 Karl Daubigny ....................................................................................p. 36 Directrice du Tableaux département Cécile RITZENTHALER IMPRESSIONNISME ET POST IMPRESIONNISME ...................................p. 42 Tel +33 (0)6 85 07 00 36 Alix CASCIELLO Maurice Asselin et Curnonsky ..............................................................p. 50 Tel +33 (0)6 60 08 20 61 [email protected] D’une collection privée provençale ......................................................p. 56 SYMBOLISME ET SURREALISME ..........................................................p. 78 Contact Zahra JAHAN-BAKHSH DEVINOY Identités d’un artiste : Anton Prinner ...................................................p. 82 Tél +33 (0)1 47 27 76 72 [email protected] LES MODERNES ................................................................................ p. 90 Lepold Survage ..................................................................................p. 94 Remerciements Kees van Dongen ...............................................................................p. 98 Nous remercions chaleureusement Ségolène Notarianni pour son aide précieuse André Derain ....................................................................................p. 110 dans la réalisation de ce catalogue. Christian Bérard ................................................................................p. 124 Pablo Picasso .................................................................................... p. 131 Joan Miró ........................................................................................ p. 146 Alexandre Millon, LES PEINTRES VOYAGEURS .............................................................. p. 168 Président Groupe MILLON, Commissaire-Priseur POST-WAR .......................................................................................p. 174 Les commissaires-priseurs Mayeul de La Hamayde CONDITIONS DE VENTE ................................................................... p. 190 Cécile Dupuis Delphine Cheuvreux-Missoffe ORDRE D’ACHAT ..............................................................................p. 192 Lucas Tavel Nathalie Mangeot Enora Alix Vente LIVE à HUIS-CLOS. Isabelle Boudot de la Motte Paul-Antoine Vergeau Le département est à votre disposition pour toute demande de rapport de condition, ordre d’achat, enchère téléphonique, et pour échanger avec vous sur rendez-vous par téléphone ou en visio : The Contemporary Art Department is at your disposal to receive your condition report, absentee bids or telephone line requests, and to schedule phone or video appointments: [email protected] MILLON Trocadéro 01 47 27 76 72 5, avenue d'Eylau 75116 PARIS T +33 (0)1 47 27 95 34 Confrontation à la base de données du Art Loss F +33 (0) 1 47 27 70 89 Register des lots dont l’estimation haute est Certaines œuvres présentées dans ce catalogue ont été mises en situation, [email protected] égale ou supérieure à 4.000 €. les dimensions ne sont pas contractuelles. Index ASSELIN MAURICE .............. 52 DUPRE JULES .......................5 MALIARAKIS ANTOINE 146-148 BAKCHAEV VASSILY ............ 57 DUPRE LÉON VICTOR ............4 MANE KATZ EMMANUEL ....172 BALLIN LÉON .......................2 DUVIEUX HENRI .................29 MANGUIN HENRI ...............60 ÉCOLE DE PARIS BAZAINE JEAN RENÉ ...144.145 FOUJITA LÉONARD MARCEL LENOIR ....... 85.94-96 BERARD CHRISTIAN ..... 126.127 TSUGUHARU ..........120.121.124 MARCHAND ANDRÉ ....156.157 Prochain rendez-vous et vente en préparation BERG GUNNAR ....................6 FOURIE ALBERT ..................34 MAREVNA MARIE ......... 122.123 BERNEDE PIERRE EMILE ......35 EDDY LEGRAND .................164 MARQUET ALBERT ......... 58.59 BIESSY GABRIEL MARIE ........56 EKEGARDH HANS ...............43 MIRO JOAN .......................142 15 Avril 2021 BOURDEILLE EMILE ANTOINE ..76 GAGLIARDINI JULIEN MONTICELLI ADOLPHE ....... 16 BRASILIER ANDRÉ ................... GUSTAVE .............................31 MUHL ROGER....................186 ................. 155.159.160.182.184 GARBELL ALEXANDRE SASHA OLIVE JEAN BAPTISTE .........20 BRISSOT DE WARVILLE FÉLIX ....................................161.162 OUDOT ROLAND ......... 179-181 SATURNIN ..........................24 GARRIDO EDUARDO LÉON . 19 PECRUS CHARLES FRANÇOIS ..28 BUFFET BERNARD ..............152 GEN PAUL ................... 190.191 PHILIPPOTEAUX PAUL CAMOIN CHARLES ........ 61-66 GLEIZES ALBERT.................. 77 DOMINIQUE ........................11 CAPUZ JACINTO .................33 GUERRIER VICTOR .............173 PICARD GEORGES ..............46 CARIOT GUSTAVE........... 78.79 GUIGOU PAUL CAMILLE ......30 PICASSO PABLO ......... 132-138 CHAGALL MARC ................128 GUILLAUMIN ARMAND .......68 PISSARRO CAMILLE ............ 42 CHAIGNEAU JEAN GROMAIRE MARCEL ....130.143 POGEDAIEFF DE GEORGES FERDINAND .......................39 GOERG EDOUARD .............188 ANATOLIEVITCH ................174 CHARRETON VICTOR ..........69 DE GROUX HENRI ............... 81 PRINCETEAU RENÉ ............8.9 CLAVE ANTONI ..................189 HAYET LOUIS ...................... 82 PRINNER ANTON ........... 87-93 COCTEAU JEAN ................. 113 HERBO LÉON ..................... 13 PRINS PIERRE .....................45 COLIN PAUL ...................... 151 HILAIRE CAMILLE...............150 PUY JEAN ...........................48 COLIN-LIBOUR URANIE HUET GEORGES ....................3 RANFT RICHARD ................ 75 ALPHONSINE ..................... 10 IACOVLEFF ALEXANDRE RENDON MANUEL .............169 COMINETTI GIUSEPPE .........49 EVGENIEVICH ................... 166 RENOUX ERNEST ................54 CORNELIUS JEAN GEORGES .. 165 JANIN LOUISE ....................86 RIBOT THÉODULE ................21 CROSS HENRI EDMOND ...... 67 JOUAS CHARLES ................53 RODO PISSARRO LUDOVIC . 74 CUCUEL EDWARD ...............51 JOURDAIN ROGER .............38 ROUSSEL KER XAVIER...........71 CUEVAS JOSÉ LUIS ............ 140 KRUSEMAN FREDERICK SURVAGE LÉOPOLD ............98 DAGNAN-BOUVERET PASCAL MARIANUS ......................... 22 TCHOUMAKOFF THEODORE 50 ADOLPHE JEAN .................. 73 KUPKA FRANTISEK ..............84 THIBESART RAYMOND ........44 DALI SALVADOR ................ 141 LAFON FRANÇOIS ...............17 TROYON CONSTANT ...........26 DAUBIGNY KARL ................ 41 LAMBINET EMILE ................ 25 UTRILLO MAURICE .............102 DE LA SERNA ISMAEL .........129 LANDIER HENRI .................192 VALMIER GEORGES ............. 97 DELATTRE JOSEPH ..........37.40 LATAPIE LOUIS ............. 183.187 VAN DONGEN KEES ......99.100 DENIS MAURICE .................80 LAVIEILLE EUGÈNE .............. 23 VENARD CLAUDE ........153.185 DERAIN ANDRÉ ........... 103-112 DE LA VILLEON EMMANUEL 70 VERNON PAUL ................... 15 DESPIERRE JACQUES .........163 LEBOURG ALBERT ...............55 VIGER DU VIGNEAU JEAN DIAZ DE LA PENA NARCISSE 14 LEGER FERNAND ..........131.139 LOUIS ................................ 32 DOMENJOZ RAOUL ............ 47 LEMAN JACQUES EDMOND .12 WALKER JAMES ALEXANDER 27 DOMERGUE JEAN GABRIEL LEMMEN GEORGES .............83 YAKOVLEV VLADIMIR ...................................175-178 LEWIS-BROWN JOHN ...........7 IGOREVICH ..................170.171 DOYEN GUSTAVE ................ 18 LHOTE ANDRÉ ................... 115 ZADKINE OSSIP .................167 DUFOUR BERNARD ...........154 LORJOU BERNARD ............193 ZUBER HENRI .....................36 Louis MARCOUSSIS (Lodz 1878 - Cusset 1941) Provenance : Acquis par Chana Orloff, DUFY JEAN ........................125 MAGRITTE RENÉ ................149 Composition Conservé par voie de succession DUFY RAOUL............... 114-119 DE MALEVILLE LUCIEN ........ 72 Huile fixé sous verre. 10 x 12 cm à la vue Monogrammé et daté en haut à droite LM 1921 Pour toute demande d’estimation veuillez contacter Alix Casciello Maurice MIELNICZUK — — Retrouvez l’ensemble Tel +33 (0)1 47 27 76 72 Expert de nos ventes sur [email protected] Tel +33 (0)7 60 32 32 23 www.millon.com LE XIXE SIÈCLE MOUVEMENTS ET AUDACES 1 - Ecole FRANCAISE du XIXe, entourage de Stanislas Lepine Bords de Seine Huile sur panneau, une planche non parqueté ( une esquisse au dos ) 30,5 x 46 cm 400/ 500 € 2 - Léon BALLIN (Actif au XIX et XXème siècle) Le jardin des Tuileries Huile sur carton 22 x 27 cm Signé en bas à droite L. 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    lundi 23 juin 2014 Hôtel Drouot Estampes & Multiples Estampes & Multiples Lundi 23 juin 2014 à 13h30 - Hôtel Drouot - Salle 7 1 Expositions publiques : Directrice du département : Samedi 21 juin, 11h – 18h Dorothée Ferté Lundi 23 juin, 11h – 12h Tel. : +33 1 47 27 11 24 - Fax : +33 1 45 53 45 24 [email protected] Hôtel Drouot 9, rue Drouot – 75009 Paris Téléphone pendant les expositions : Les rapports de conditions des œuvres que nous présentons peuvent être délivrés +33 1 48 00 20 07 avant la vente à toutes les personnes qui en font la demande. Ceux-ci sont uniquement procurés à titre indicatif et ne peuvent se substituer à l’examen personnel de celles-ci par l’acquéreur. Commissaire-priseur : Arnaud Cornette de Saint Cyr Tel. : +33 1 47 27 11 24 [email protected] Commissaires-priseurs habilités : Pierre, Bertrand, Arnaud Cornette de Saint Cyr Tous les catalogues en ligne sur www.cornette-saintcyr.com Design Montpensier Communication 46, avenue Kléber – 75116 Paris – tél.: +33 1 47 27 11 24 Impression Geers Offset Agrément n° 2002-364 INDEX ESTAMPES MODERNES ESTAMPES CONTEMPORAINES & MULTIPLES ARP (D'APRES) 105 KIRKEBY 370 BALTHUS 22 ADAMI 117, 386 KLASEN 384 BELLMER 32 AGAM 406 à 408, 417 KOONS 222, 260 BONNARD 23 AILLAUD 259 KOSUTH 127 BRAQUE 61, 62 ALBEROLA 368 KUPER 400 BRAQUE (D'APRES) 64, 65 ALECHINSKY 114, 350, 377 LAM 358, 359 BRASILIER 54 APPEL 345, 346 LANSKOY 176 BRAYER 51 ARMAN 118, 188 à 190, 218 LEWITT 115 BUFFET 10 à 12 ARROYO 383 LICHTENSTEIN 218, 228, 231 à 233, 246 CALDER 80, 81 ART & LANGUAGE 376
  • Gazette Drouot INTERNATIONAL

    Gazette Drouot INTERNATIONAL

    Gazette Drouot INTERNATIONAL NUMBER 3 MAY 2011 FINE ART AND EUROPEAN FURNITURE FRIDAY 6 MAY 3 PM - CLARIDGE’S - LONDON RARE TABLE DE SALON in dark wood and black lacquer, of serpentine form, japanese lacquer. Fine ornementation of engraved gilt bronzes Stamped B.V.R.B., Bernard II Van Risen Burgh ( ? – 1765) Louis XV period H 26.8, W 21.7, D 14 inches Enquiries: Bid online Maître Nathalie Vermot +33 (0) 1 42 46 43 94 [email protected] Catalogue: [email protected] Europ Auction - Société de Ventes Volontaires - Agrément n° 2008 – 683 3, rue Rossini - 75009 Paris - Tél. : +33 (0) 1 42 46 43 94 - Fax : +33 (0) 1 42 47 17 12 - Email : [email protected] www.europauction.com CONTENTS EVENT . 11 EXHIBITIONS . 96 Highlights at Drouot-Montaigne Caillebotte, Perriand… UPCOMING . 25 MUSEUM . 98 Lyonel Feininger… François Morellet RESULTS . 31 MEETING . 102 Weiller, Gourdon, Chirée collections… Marc Restellini INTERVIEW TRENDS . 76 THE IMAGINARY . 106 Dasson, Linke… Diego Velázquez DESIGN . 92 COLLECTIONS . 110 Michel Boyer The Barnes Foundation THE MAGAZINE EDITORIAL What's an ideal world ? A world where the future looks as promising as the past has been opulent, and the present delightful… Well, take the art market. These past months have been particularly rich in million- plus bids, with results to make the most astute investors green with envy, in spite of the recession. Examples include the sale of the Château de Gourdon collections at the Palais de Tokyo. These Art Deco and UAM masterpieces had been freshly acquired by Laurent Negro for his château in the South of France, and not for trifling sums either! The overall result may not have attained the wildest dreams of the auction house, but it was still a resounding success.