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21.Nemzetközi Árverés Nemzetközi árverés 21. egyéb gyûjtési területek Az árverés anyaga megtekinthetõ weboldalunkon és irodánkban ( VI. Andrássy út 16. III. emelet. Nyitvatartás: H-Sz: 10-17, Cs: 10-19 óráig, P: Zárva) 2014. október 20-30. között. AJÁNLATTÉTELI HATÁRIDÕ: 2014. november 2. 18 óra. Ajánlatokat elfogadunk írásban, személyesen, vagy postai úton, telefonon a 317-4757, 266-4154 számokon, faxon a 318-4035 számon, e-mailben az [email protected], illetve honlapunkon (www.darabanth.hu), ahol on-line ajánlatot tehet. IRÁSBELI (fax, email) ÉS TELEFONOS AJÁNLATOKAT 17:00-IG VÁRUNK. A megvásárolt tételek átvehetõk 2014. november 4-én 14 órától. Irodánk november 3-án egész nap, 4-én 14:00-ig zárva tart. (Nyitvatartási idõn kívül honlapunkon vásárolhat a megmaradt tételekbõl). Az árverés FILATÉLIA, NUMIZMATIKA és az EGYÉB GYÛJTÉSI TERÜLETEK tételei külön katalógusokban szerepelnek! A vásárlói jutalék 20% Részletes árverési szabályzat weboldalunkon és irodánkban megtekinthetõ. Tisztelt Ügyfelünk! Megtekintés: október 20-30 között. Tételek átvétele november 4-én 14 órától! Minden tétel rengeteg igényes fotóval megtalálható honlapunkon, ahol online ajánlatot is tehet. Kérjük tekintse meg nagyárverésünk többi kategóriáját is, mert rendkívül szinvonalas filatéliai, fotó, nyomtatvány, könyv, numizmatika és mûvészeti anyag kerül egyidejüleg kalapács alá. Az árverés összes tétele sok képpel megtalálható honlapunkon, vagy megtekinthetõ irodánkban Tartalomjegyzék: Festmények és képzõmûvészeti alkotások 10000-10052 Metszetek 11000-11010 Mûtárgy, antikvitás 11020-11038 Szobrok, plakettek 11048-11058 Kerámia 11069-11079 Porcelán 11090-11121 Üvegtárgyak 11132-11142 Parafilatélia 11153-11155 Okmánybélyegek 11166-11178 Okmányok 11189-11197 Történelmi dokumentumok, kéziratok, érdekességek 11207-11245 Aláírás 11256-11285 Fotó 11298-11459 Reklám 11469-11477 Gyufacímke 11488 Judaika 11499-11509 Cserkész 11512-11514 Militária 11525-11544 Térképek 11555-11576 Nyomtatványok 11587-11634 Szabadkõmûvesség 11645-11646 Könyvek: Utazás, városok 11656-11675 Vallás 11685-11689 Könyvek: Militária 11698-11701 Könyvek: Történelem 11713-11722 Könyvek: Építészet, mûvészet 11733-11745 Könyvek: Idegen nyelvû 11755-11764 Könyvek: Jog 11774-11782 Könyvek: Tudományok 11792-11798 Könyvek: Egyéb ritkaságok 11808-11824 Nemesfém Dísztárgyak, Órák és Ékszerek 19000-19013 22 Az árverési tételek színes képekkel a www.darabanth.hu oldalon! Festmények és képzõmûvészeti alkotások 10000. Bada Márta (1951-): Piknik. Olaj, farost, jelzett, keretben, (Ürmössy-Haám gyûjteménybõl), 44×55 cm.....................................................................................36000 10001. Ballagó Imre (1915-1997): Tóparton. Olaj, vászon, jelzett, keretben, 60×80 cm...14000 10002. Bálványos Huba (1938-2011): Zsáner II. Litográfia 3/7, papír, jelzett, apró hibákkal, üvegezett keretben, 45×56 cm ................................................................................9500 10003. Borsos Miklós (1906-1990): Illés Endre: Festett egek, színházi plakátterv, tus, jelzett ("BM"), papír, üvegezett fa keretben, 69,5×49,5 cm..............................................80000 10004. Derkovits Gyula (1894-1934): Pandamonium. 1920. hiányos mappa, 11 lap, litográfia 300/190, papír, jelzett a litográfián, elõlapon szignálva, apró foltok minden lapon ................................................................................................................................40000 10005. Antony Dracup (1930-2002): London St Margarets church. Akvarell, papír, jelzett, üvegezett keretben, 14×18 cm / Antony Dracup watercolor graphic with frame, signed ................................................................................................................................12000 10006. cca 1945 Ék Sándor (1902-1975): Egységben a békéért. Propaganda plakátterv. Vegyes technika, papír, jelzett, 36x50 cm .............................................................22000 10007. cca 1930 Ék Sándor, Alex Keil (1902-1975): Humoros grafika. "Ezt a biológiai képtelenséget ki kell vágnunk a filmbõl" Ceruza, papír, jelzett, paszpartuban, 32x45 cm ..........................................................................................................................20000 10008. 1944 Ék Sándor: Náci-Németország rövidesen megsemmisül. Náci ellenes propaganda plakát. / 1944 Anti Nazi propaganda poster Ofszet. 40x60 cm .........12000 10009. 1919 Ék (Leicht) Sándor, (Alex Kiel) (1902-1975): A mûvész felvételi rajzai, Uitz Béla proletár tanmûhelyébe. Anyám. Az 1972-es Mûcsarnoki gyûjteményes kiállításon szerepelt mû. Ceruza, papír. Jelzett. 30x40 cm paszpartuban ....................................................20000 10010. Ék Sándor (1902-1975): Révai József beszédet mond, ceruza, papír, késõbb jelzett, rajta Révai József aláírásával, 30×21,5 cm.............................................................6000 10011. Gross Arnold (1929-)Andersen emléklap, színes rézkarc, papír, jelzett,12x12cm ................................................................................................................................28000 10012. Gross Arnold (1929-)Hajnal, színes rézkarc, papír, jelzett,15x14,4cm..................28000 10013. Gyémánt László (1935-): Philadelphia. Festett fotó "gyémántográfia", jelzett, hátul dedikált, keretben 29×39 cm..................................................................................90000 10014. Haranghy Jenõ (1894-1951): Kukás a lovával. Vegyes technika, papír, jelzett, papíron kisebb hibák, üvegezett keretben, 50×67 cm ........................................................28000 10015. Jakovits József (1909-1994): Pár angyallal. Ceruza, papír, jelzett, üvegezett keretben, 30×17 cm ..............................................................................................................50000 10016. Klösz György (1844-1913): Testvérek, fotó - vegyes technika, karton, díszes keretben, 53×43 cm Klösz György fotográfus, festõ rendkívül ritka munkája, olaj és vegyes technikával készült fotó- és képzõmûvészeti alkotás, felülete helyenként már repedezett. Hátulján a kereskedõ bélyegzõjével ("Anton Maurer, Verdienst-Medaille, Wien, Klostergasse No. 4."), valamint késõbbi, ceruzával írt, nehezen olvasható végrendelkezõ sorokkal. / György Klösz (1844-1913): Siblings, photo - mixed technique, on a bit damaged paperboard, in an ornated frame, 53×43 cm A very rare work of György Klösz renowned Hungarian photographer and painter of the second half of the 19th and the first decades of the 20th centuries. A photographic and artistical work of mixed technique. With the merchant's seal ("Anton Maurer, Verdienst-Medaille, Wien, Klostergasse No. 4.") on the back-side and a hardly readable posterior testamentary inscription written with pencil. ................................................................................90000 10017. Macskássy Izolda (1945-): Napba nézõ. Tempera, papír, jelzett, hátulján román kiviteli pecséttel, üvegezett keretben, 57×52 cm..............................................................32000 10018. Macskássy Izolda (1945-): Lány virágcsokorral. Vegyes technika, selyem, üvegezett keretben, jelzett, 70×25 cm....................................................................................19000 10019. Meilinger Dezsõ (1892-1960): Kompon 1935. Tempera, karton, jelzett, újszerû keretben 70x80 cm ................................................................................................95000 10020. Cs. Nagy András (1927-): Tél. Tempera, farost, jelzett, üvegezett keretben, 60×80 cm ................................................................................................................................19000 3 10021. Cs. Németh Miklós (1934-2012): Vitorlások, olaj, karton, jelzett, 70×100,5 cm ....40000 10022. Cs. Németh Miklós (1934-2012): Fej házsorral, olaj, karton, jelzett, 70,5×100,5 cm ................................................................................................................................40000 10023. Nyergesi János (1923-1996): Park részlet. Akvarell, papír, jelzett, üvegezett keretben, 28×41 cm.................................................................................................................9500 10024. Orosz István (1951-): Dorottya. Rézkarc, papír, jelzett, üvegezett keretben, 47×31 cm ................................................................................................................................28000 10025. Pándy Lajos (1895-1957): Fátyolszövõk. Olaj, farost, jelzett, antik keretben, 36×44 cm ................................................................................................................................26000 10026. Petrányi Miklós (1877-?): Gyóni Géza temetése. Ceruza, papír, jelzett, üvegezett keretben, 22×17 cm (4×) ......................................................................................12000 10027. Rozsnyai Zoltán (1919-1972): Paul Robeson (1898-1976) amerikai énekes, színész, békeharcos portréja, vegyes technika, papír, jelzett, alatta Robeson üdvözlõ soraival és aláírásával, szélén kis szakadással, 20×14 cm ..................................................6000 10028. Sándorfalvi Sándor (1914-2010): Balaton part. Olaj, vászon, jelzett, keretben 50×70 cm ..........................................................................................................................16000 10029. Sárközy Zoltán (1910-?): Csorda. Olaj, farost, jelzett, keretben, 60×80 cm..........28000 10030. 1920 Schima Bandi (1882-1959): A Ruhr vidéken. Vegyes technika, Nyomtatványként
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