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Russian Art & History RUSSIAN ART & HISTORY LE MÉRIDIEN BEACH PLAZA MONACO 21 NOVEMBER 2019 SPECIALISTS AND AUCTION ENQUIRIES Alessandro Conelli Elena Efremova Maria Lorena President Director Franchi Deputy Director Ivan Terny Anna Chouamier Victoria Matyunina Yolanda Lopez Sergey Cherkashin Julia Karpova Auctioneer Client Manager PR & Event Administrator Invited Advisor Art Director Manager Translator and Editor (Moscow) In-house experts Special partnership Evgenia Lapshina Sergey Podstanitsky Georgy Latariya Yana Ustinova Alexandra Gamaliy Arthur Gamaliy Nicolas Tchernetsky Expert Specially Invited Expert Invited Expert Head of business Specially Invited Expert Manuscripts & Expert and Advisor Icons Russian Decorative Development and Expert Russian Art Rare Books Paintings Arts Client Management Russian Art (Moscow) Hermitage Fine Art expresses its gratitude to Anna Burove for help with descriptions of the decorative objects of art TRANSPORTATION Catalogue Design: Camille Maréchaux Contact : Tel: +377 97773980 Photography: François Fernandez Fax: +377 97971205 Luigi Gattinara [email protected] Maxim Melnikov Translation : Sergey Cherkashin Julia Karpova PAR LE MINISTERE DE MAITRE CLAIRE NOTARI HUISSIER DE JUSTICE A MONACO RUSSIAN ART & HISTORY NUMISMATICS SUNDAY NOVEMBER 17, 2019 - 12:00 FINE ART SUNDAY NOVEMBER 17, 2019 - 15:30 OBJECTS OF VERTU SUNDAY NOVEMBER 17, 2019 - 17:30 ROSSICA 2 SUNDAY NOVEMBER 17, 2019 - 18:30 RUSSIAN ART & HISTORY THURSDAY NOVEMBER 21, 2019 - 11:00 ANTIQUARIUM ROADSHOW THURSDAY NOVEMBER 21, 2019 - 17:30 Le Méridien Beach Plaza - 22 Av. Princesse Grace - 98000 MONACO Exhibition Opening : SUNDAY NOVEMBER 17, 2019 - 10:00 PREVIEW DETAILS: information on website www.hermitagefneart.com Inquiries - tel: +377 97773980 - Email: [email protected] 25, Avenue de la Costa - 98000 Monaco Tel: +377 97773980 www.hermitagefneart.com In 1895, N.N.Dubovsky travels to Western Europe. Nikolai Nikanorovich Dubovskoy (1859-1918) - a major painter of the Russian landscape school at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, a prominent public fgure, member and subsequently one of the leaders of the Association of Wanderers («Association of Traveling Art Exhibitions» - hereinafter TPHV) - the most signifcant of the Russian art associations The nineteenth century, which played an outstanding role in the development of Russian fne art. Academician of painting (1898), full member of the Imperial St. Petersburg Academy of Arts (IAH) (1900), member of the Council of the Academy of Arts (1908), teacher (1909) and professor-director of the landscape workshop of the Higher Art School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture (VHU) at the Imperial Academy of Arts (1911). 701 • NIKOLAI NIKOLAEVICH DUBOVSKOY (1859-1918) НИКОЛАЙ НИКОЛАЕВИЧ ДУБОВСКОЙ (1859-1918) Venice Embankment, 1895 Набережная Венеции, 1895 Oil on cardboard картон, масло 23,6 x 35,4 cm 23,6 х 35,4 см Provenance: Private Collection, Monaco Провенанс: Частная коллекция, Монако Выставка и литература: Каталог художественной Exhibited: Exhibition of modern art in Kazan, 1909 выставки современного искусства. Казань - типо- Literature: Catalog of an art exhibition of contemporary art. литография Н.М. Чижовой 1909, 48 с. №34 Kazan - typolithography N.M. Chizhova 1909, 48 p. No. 34 6,000 – 8,000 € Embankment (Venice). 6 702 • KONSTANTIN IVANOVICH GORBATOV (1876 - 1945) КОНСТАНТИН ИВАНОВИЧ ГОРБАТОВ (1876-1945) Autumn View on Church Осенний день. Вид на церковь Signed ‘C. Gorbatoff’ (lower right) подпись ‘C. Gorbatoff’ (справа внизу) Oil on canvas laid on board холст на картоне, масло 51 x 61 cm 51 х 61 см Provenance: Private Collection, Europe Провенанс: Частная коллекция, Европа 55,000 – 60,000 € 7 703 • NIKOLAI PETROVICH BOGDANOV-BELSKY НИКОЛАЙ ПЕТРОВИЧ БОГДАНОВ-БЕЛЬСКИЙ (1868–1945) (1868-1945) Reading Girls Читающие девочки Signed ‘N. Bogdanov-Belsky’ (lower left) подпись ‘N. Bogdanov-Belsky’ (слева внизу) Oil on panel дерево, масло 22 x 26 cm 22 х 26 см Provenance: The painting was acquired by the Gunnar Haagensen Провенанс: Danish Ford dealer who went to Riga in the 1920s. Из коллекции Гуннара Хаагенсона, датского During his stay in Riga he visited several art exhibitions торгового представителя компании “Форд”. В 1920- and acquired the present painting. His descendents fed to х годах Г. Хаагенсон переехал в Ригу, где активно Denmark at the outbreak of World War II. посещал художественные выставки и приобрел ряд Private Collection, Germany картин, включая данную работу Богдана-Бельского. Семья Хаагенсона была знакома с художником, в 1936 году Богданов-Бельский писал портрет его сына (Портрет 13-летнего Нильса Гуннар Хаагенсона). Семья Хаагенсона вернулась в Данию после советской оккупации Прибалтики в 1940 году. Частная коллекция, Германия 17,000 – 20,000 € 8 9 704 • KONSTANTIN YEGOROVICH MAKOVSKY (1839-1915) Portrait of an elegant lady with a fan signed and dated ‘1883’ Oil on canvas 121.5 x 74 cm Provenance: Private collection The work will be included in the forthcoming monograph on Konstantin Makovsky being prepared by Dr Elena Nesterova. КОНСТАНТИН ЕГОРОВИЧ МАКОВСКИЙ (1839-1915) Портрет элегантной дамы с веером подпись и дата ‘1883’ холст, масло 121.5 х 74 см Провенанс: Частная коллеция 225,000 – 250,000 € Работа будет опубликована в монографии о Константине Маковском доктора искусствоведения Е.В. Нестеровой. Портрет юной девушки с веером - прекрасный образец мастерства художника, отразивший мотивы величественной красоты Востока, характерной для творчества Маковского в период 1880-1890 годов. Образ сидящей кавказской красавицы с проницательным взглядом и с напряженной осанкой органично вписан в вертикальный формат полотна. Искусная техника рисования, свободные мазки и гармонично подобранные цвета передают общее настроение портрета. Прозрачная струящаяся ткань, покрывающая глубокий, отделанный нежными розовыми цветками вырез, множество оттенков светлого платья, мерцающий жемчуг, - всё это выполнено с тщательным вниманием к деталям и разнообразию фактур, и придает романтическую тональность всей композиции. Используя стилистические элементы старых мастеров и тёмные академические тона фона, Маковский наполняет поэтичный образ восточной женщины традицией классической школы живописи. Константин Маковский вошел в историю русской живописи прежде всего как блестящий портретист и один из самых высокооплачиваемых художников эпохи. Его многочисленные заказные портреты представителей аристократии и буржуазии служили едва ли не эталоном художественного вкуса для самых разных слоёв русского общества. Портреты его работы, особенно женские и детские, сильно отличались от аскетичной портретной живописи современников. Прозрачная подвижная фактура, красочность и внимание к деталям и красивому антуражу стали главными причинами небывалого успеха живописи Маковского. 10 11 705 • IVAN KONSTANTINOVICH AIVAZOVSKY (1817-1900) ИВАН КОНСТАНИНОВИЧ АЙВАЗОВСКИЙ Figures by a moonlight shore (1817-1900) Signed in Cyrillic and dated 1858 (lower right) Лунная ночь Oil on canvas Подпись и дата ‘Айвазовскiй 1858’ (справа внизу) 41 x 33 cm холст, масло 41 х 33 см Provenance: from a private collection of the merchant and art collector in Провенанс: Russia, acquired before 1905 Из коллекции потомков русского торговца и The present work is included in the numbered archive of the коллекционера в России, приобретена до 1905 г. artist’s work compiled by Gianni Caffero and Ivan Samarine. Эта картина включена в архив Айвазовского, составленного Джанни Каффьеро и Иваном Самариным 150,000 – 180,000 € 12 13 706 • FRANZ KRÜGER (1797-1857) ФРАНЦ КРЮГЕР (FRANZ KRÜGER)(1797-1857) Portrait of Grand Duke Friedrich Franz I of Mecklenburg- Портрет великого герцога Фридриха Франца I Мекленбург- Schwerin. 1826. Шверинского. 1826 год. Inscribed on the reverse «Von Ir. (Ihre) Kgl. (Koenigliche) H. На обороте дарственная надпись: «Von Ir. (Ihre) Kgl. (oheit) dem Grossherzogen zum Andenken 1826 Ludwigslust an (Koenigliche) H.(oheit) dem Grossherzogen zum Andenken 1826 Troshel Major und Fliegel-Adjutant »( From His Royal Highness Ludwigslust an Troshel Major und Fliegel-Adjutant» (От Его the Grand Duke in the memory of Ludwigslust Troshelyu Mayor Королевского Величества Великого Герцога на память 1826 and Adjutant’s outbuilding 1826). Людвигслюст Трошелю Майору и Флигель-адъютанту). Sauce-crayon, charcoal and whitewash on paper Бумага, соус, уголь, белила 23.5 x 20.5 cm. 23,5 х 20,5 см. Friedrich Franz I (1756-1837) - Mecklenburg Duke (1785). In 1799 Фридрих Франц I (1756-1837) - герцог Мекленбурга (с 1785). his son, Prince Friedrich Ludwig married the Grand Duchess Elena В 1799 его сын, принц Фридрих Людвиг женился на великой Pavlovna, on the occasion that the Duke was granted the Order of княжне Елене Павловне, по случаю чего герцог был пожалован St. Andrew. In the Napoleonic wars he played a staunch opponent орденом Св. Андрея Первозванного. В наполеоновских войнах of the French. From 1815 - the Grand Duke of Mecklenburg- выступал убежденным противником французов. С 1815 - Schwerin. великий герцог Мекленбург-Шверина. It is depicted in the background of the palace Ludwigslust. Изображён на фоне герцогского дворца Людвигслюст. 5,000 - 6,000 € 14 707 • UNKNOWN RUSSIAN ARTIST. НЕИЗВЕСТНЫЙ РУССКИЙ ХУДОЖНИК. Portrait A. N. Radishshev. End of the XVIII century. Портрет А.Н.Радищева. Конец XVIII века. illegible inscription and the date ‘17 28 / VI 92.’ На обороте - остатки старой нечитаемой надписи и (on the reverse) дата «17 28/VI 92.». Watercolor on bone Кость, акварель 6.5 x 5.3 cm. (Oval). 6,5 х 5,3 см. (овал). Until now, there has
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