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Mise En Page 1 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 LINDSTROM 130, 340 à 344 CALDER (D'APRES) 79 BAJ 405 LONG 257, 375 CHAGALL 31, 34 BANKSY 244 LOPEZ GARCIA 305 CHAGALL (D'APRES) 33 BARCELO 264 LUPERTZ 394 CHARCHOUNE 106, 107 BARNEY 398 MAI 68 389, 390 CHEMIAKIN 52 BASQUIAT 228 MAITEC 131 COCTEAU (D'APRES) 38 BASQUIAT (D'APRES) 325 MASSON 218 DALI 36, 37, 41 à 48 BECHER 253 MATTA 218, 351, 352 DALI (D'APRES) 35 BEN 116, 273 à 275 MCCOLLUMN 220 DELAUNAY 73 à 76 BOGART 121 MESSAC 382 DEYROLLE (D'APRES) 104 BOLTANSKI 277 MESSAGER 278 ERNST 1 BOTERO 395 MESSAGIER 348, 349 FOUJITA 25, 26 BURY 258 MONK 225 GIACOMETTI (D'APRES) 21 CAMACHO 355 MONORY 391 GONTCHAROVA 24 CESAR 119, 191 à 194, 204 MONTGOMERY 326 GROMAIRE 2 CHAPMAN 261 MURAKAMI 280 à 297 HAMBOURG 53 CHARBONNIER 306 NAM JUNE PAIK 372 HELLEU 16 CHIA 356 NEWTON 266, 268 à 272 ICART 18 CHILLIDA 315 à 318 OURSLER 333 KLOSSOWSKI 20 CHRISTO 120, 203, 206, 208 PALADINO 365 KUPKA (D'APRES) 101 CHU TEH CHUN 173 PAPART 140 LABOUREUR 82 CLAISSE 409 PASQUA 265 LE CORBUSIER 68 CLAVE 319, 320 PIENE 273 LE CORBUSIER FERNAND 69 COGNEE 302, 303 PINCEMIN 298 à 300 LEGER 70 COIGNARD 142 à 145 POLIAKOFF 165, 167 LEGER (D'APRES) 71 COLLINS 252 POLIAKOFF (D'APRES) 166 LEMPICKA 59, 60 COMBAS 124, 428 à 430 POMODORO 412 LEVINE 8 CORNEILLE 122, 218, 334 à 339 PRINCE 366 MAGNELLI 108 CRAGG 301 PRINNER 353 2 MAGNELLI (D'APRES) 109 CRASH 327, 328 RANCILLAC 388 MAN RAY 96 à 98, 102 CUECO 382 RAUSCHENBERG 111, 218 MANSOUROFF 100 DE STAEL (D'APRES) 134 RAYSSE 199 MARQUET 14, 67 DEBRE 160 RAZA 401 MASSON 56 à 58 DEL PEZZO 314 REDDY 403 MATISSE 103 DEWASNE 413 RHOADES 374 metzinger (D'APRES) 56 DI ROSA 431 RICHTER 256, 263 MICHAUX 63 DIMITRIJEVIC 364 RIOPELLE 304, 309, 310 MIRO 77, 78, 80 DORNY 175 ROTELLA 110 MUCHA 15 DUBUFFET 392, 393 ROTH 414 PASCIN (D'APRES) 7 DUFRENE 207 SAINT PHALLE 195 à 197, 215 PICASSO 39, 40, 83 à 85, 89 à 95 ERRO 126, 378 à 381 SALLE 373 PICASSO (D'APRES) 86 à 88 FAIREY 322 à 324 SAURA 321 RENOIR 66 FASSIANOS 357 SCHNABEL 329 à 332 ROUAULT 5, 9 FOLON 132, 361 SEGUI 307, 312 ROUAULT (D'APRES) 6 FRANCIS 210 à 214 SHERMAN 251 TOULOUSE LAUTREC 19 FROMANGER 382 SINGIER 133 UTRILLO 4, 13 FRYDMAN 308 SIQUEIROS 402 VALMIER 72 FULTON 259 SOTO 113, 415, 416 VAN DONGEN 27 à 30 GILBERT & GEORGES 248, 249, 250 SOULAGES 168 à 172 VAN DOESBURG (D'APRES) 101 GILIOLI 410 SZAFRAN 354 VILLON 99 GOLDIN 255 SZENES 306 VLAMINCK 3 GOUDE 279 TAPIES 123, 311, 313, 371 WEISBUCH 49, 50 GURSKY 254 TELEMAQUE 198, 387 HARING 216, 217, 226 à 228, 236, 245 TING 209 HARTUNG 146 à 154, 218 TINGUELY 201, 205 HAYTER 360 TIRAVANIJA 367 HEROLD 221 VAN VELDE 155 à 158, 162 à 164 HUEBLER 262 VARIA 125 IMAI 218 VASARELY 218, 418 à 425 INDIANA 128, 234, 235 VELICKOVIC 396, 397, 399 INDIANA (D'APRES) 223 VERHEYEN 411 JACQUET 200 VIALLAT 426, 427 JENKINS 129 VIEIRA DA SILVA 177, 218 JOOSTENS 174 VILLEGLE 202, 207 JORN 347 WARHOL 228, 230, 237, 238, 240 à 242 KABAKOV 362, 363 WARHOL (D'APRES) 239, 243, 247 KACERE 404 WESSELMANN 112, 229 KASSAK 135 WEST 161 KELLEY 219 WOOL 267 KIJNO 137 à 139 YOKO ONO 228 KIKI SMITH 369 ZAO WOU KI 178 à 187, 218 ESTAMPES & MULTIPLES Hôtel Drouot 23 juin 2014 S E N R E D O M S 9 E 0 1 P A M 1 A S T T S O E L 3 ESTAMPES & MULTIPLES Hôtel Drouot Un rapport de condition peut vous être délivré sur demande pour chaque œuvre 23 juin 2014 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 1. MAX ERNST (1891-1976) 4. MAURICE UTRILLO (1883-1955) 7. D'APRES JULES PASCIN 4 SANS TITRE, CIRCA 1970 RUE DE VILLAGE (1885-1930) Bronze en relief Lithographie en couleurs NANA Signée et numérotée 10/12 en creux Hors texte signée dans la pierre Lithographie en couleurs sur Japon d'après 41,5 x 34 cm Mourlot Imprimeur une œuvre originale de Jules Pascin 37,5 x 27 cm Cachet de la signature 1 500 - 2 000 € Quelques piqûres Cachet au dos "avec autorisation de Mme Lucy Krogh et en exclusivité pour Morini 2. MARCEL GROMAIRE (1892-1971) 150 - 200 € C°, New York, NY" WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE 74 x 53 cm 5. GEORGES ROUAULT Macbeth. Paris, Tériade, 1958. (1871-1958) 200 - 300 € In-4, en feuilles, chemise et étui CRISTAL DE ROCHE, 1928 20 eaux-fortes originales hors texte en noir 8. JACK LEVINE (1915-2010) de Marcel Gromaire (Rouault, 42) Tirage à 200 exemplaires, celui-ci un des Planche tirée de l'ouvrage intitulé RECEPTION IN MIAMI, 1967 20 hors-commerce sur vélin de Rives, "Réincarnations du Père Ubu" Lithographie en couleurs sur vélin d'Arches enrichi de 19 eaux-fortes et d'un envoi Aquatinte et eau-forte en noir Signée autographe signé de Marcel Gromaire à Monogrammée et datée dans la pierre 54 x 75,5 cm l'artisan qui tira les eaux-fortes, Raymond Ambroise Vollard Editeur, Paris Haasen 45 x 40 cm (à vue) 200 - 300 € 2 000 - 3 000 € 300 - 400 € 9. GEORGES ROUAULT (1871-1958) 3. MAURICE DE VLAMINCK 6. D'APRES GEORGES ROUAULT CHRIST EN CROIX (DE FACE), 1932 (1876-1958) (1871-1958) (Frapier-Rouault, 309) LA TETE TOURNEE, 1956 L'ECUYERE, 1971 Lithographie en noir sur chine Signée et datée dans la pierre (Walterskirchen, XII : 254 à 265) Lithographie d'interprétation en couleurs 36,2 x 27, 7 cm Ouvrage comprenant un ensemble de sur Arches réalisée par Henri Deschamps douze lithographies en noir sur Arches chez l'imprimeur Mourlot 200 - 300 € Exemplaire Hors Commerce Signée, titrée, datée et dédicacée par Mourlot Imprimeur, Paris Henri Deschamps André Sauret Editeur, Paris Mourlot Imprimeur, Paris 26 x 19 cm 50 x 35 cm 300 - 400 € 80 - 100 € ESTAMPES & MULTIPLES Hôtel Drouot 23 juin 2014 Un rapport de condition peut vous être délivré sur demande pour chaque œuvre 10. 10. 11. 5 12. 13. 14. 10. BERNARD BUFFET (1928-1999) 11. BERNARD BUFFET (1928-1999) 13. MAURICE UTRILLO (1883-1955) Ensemble de deux œuvres : MARGUERITES, 1977 LA RUE D'ORCHAMPT, 1925-1926 CANNES, 1960 (Sorlier, 237) (Fabris, 5a) (Sorlier, 26) Lithographie en sept couleurs sur vélin Lithographie en noir sur Japon Affiche d'exposition d'Arches Signée dans la pierre David et Garnier Editeur, Paris Epreuve d'artiste signée Troisième état Mourlot Imprimeur, paris Dédicacée par Annabel et Bernard Buffet 30 x 38 cm 74 x 52,5 cm Galerie Maurice Garnier Editeur, Paris 74 x 52 cm (à vue) 300 - 400 € LE MICROSCOPE, 1968 (Sorlier, 316) 600 - 800 € 14. ALBERT MARQUET (1875-1947) Lithographie en couleurs sur vélin d'Arches LE LAC LEMAN VU D'OUCHY, 1947 Signée en bas à droite 12. BERNARD BUFFET (1928-1999) Eau-forte et aquatinte en couleurs sur vélin Contresignée et datée au dos SKYLINE OF NEW YORK, 1958 Tirage à 500 exemplaires de Rives Charles Sorlier Editeur et Imprimeur, Paris Lithographie en couleurs Signée dans la pierre Epreuve avant la lettre pour l'exposition Signée et datée dans la pierre Numérotée 75/100 au crayon Les Peintres Témoins de leur Temps au Procédé Maison Jacomet avec réhauts de Paul Haasen graveur et imprimeur Musée Galliera en 1968 couleurs passés au pochoir 45 x 63 cm 71,5 x 55 cm 47 x 95,6 cm (à vue) Albert Marquet est décédé en 1947 sans avoir pu signer cette estampe 450 - 500 € 400 - 600 € 600 - 800 € ESTAMPES & MULTIPLES Hôtel Drouot Un rapport de condition peut vous être délivré sur demande pour chaque œuvre 23 juin 2014 15. 16. 16. 16. 15. ALPHONSE MUCHA (1960-1939) 18. LOUIS ICART (1888-1950) Ensemble de deux œuvres : NU FEMININ ALMANACH 1902 Eau-forte et aquatinte en couleurs Calendrier de l'année 1902 illustré Signée Lithographie en couleurs et bronze doré Timbre sec de l'Editeur Oberthur Rennes 51 x 31 cm (à vue) 54,3 x 31,5 cm 400 - 600 € PANICAUT MARITIME Lithographie en couleurs et bronze doré 19.
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