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77. AUKČNÍ DEN GALERIE KODL Neděle 27 77. AUKČNÍ DEN GALERIE KODL neděle 27. listopad 2016, 12 hodin, Žofín – Slovanský ostrov, Praha Výběr výtvarného umění 77. AUKČNÍ DEN GALERIE KODL neděle 27. listopad 2016, 12.00 Palác Žofín, Praha 1, Slovanský ostrov 226 Výstava aukčních děl proběhne v Galerii KODL, Národní 7, Praha 1 od 1. listopadu do 26. listopadu 2016. Otevřeno: 10 – 18 hodin Katalog on-line: www.galeriekodl.cz 77th AUCTION DAY OF GALLERY KODL Sunday, 27th November 2016, 12.00 Žofín Palace, Praha 1, Slovanský ostrov 226 The auction exhibition will take place in the Gallery KODL, Národní 7, Prague 1 st th from 1 November to 26 November 2016. Opening hours: 10 :00– 18:00 Catalog online: www.galeriekodl.cz PRŮBĚH AUKCE začátek aukce ve 12:00 1. blok 1–10 AUKCE PRO PARAPLE dobročinná aukce ve prospěch Centra Paraple – obrazy, kresby a plastiky 2. blok 11–219 VÝBĚR VÝTVARNÉHO UMĚNÍ předpokládaný začátek ve 14:00 3. blok ND1–ND10 AUKCE NA PODPORU MLADÝCH DRAMATIKŮ Přestávka 15:00 Po přestávce bude pokračovat 143. aukce Aukční síně Vltavín. Galerie Kodl, s. r. o. Národní 7, 110 00 Praha 1 – Staré Město Tel.: 251 512 728, 602 327 669 e-mail: [email protected] www.galeriekodl.cz Obálka: Josef Šíma – Ateliér, kat. č. 28, vyvolávací cena: 13 000 000 Kč GALERIE KODL | 77. AUKČNÍ DEN REJSTŘÍK Bartoněk Vojtěch 13 Lehoučka Josef 215 Bauch Jan 12, 103 Lhoták Kamil 27, 87, 92 Bazovský Miloš Alexander 47 Liesler Josef 113, 174 Beneš Vincenc 151, 158 Liška Emanuel Krescenc 130 Beneš Vlastimil 65 Lolek Stanislav 180, 199 Benka Martin 120 Malich Karel 159 Bílek Alois 177 Mánes Antonín 186 Blaas Carl von 169 Mařák Julius 75 Blažíček Oldřich 15, 98, 129, 175, 212 Matal Bohumír 60, 89 Boettinger Hugo 112 Matička Josef 116 Brožík Václav 57, 86 Matouš Dalibor 208 Březina Václav 170 Max Gabriel 49 Bubeníček Ota 200, 211 Medek Mikuláš 40, 88 Burian Zdeněk 22 Mouka Lukáš 7 Císařovský Tomáš 6 Musatov Grigorij 209 Čapek Josef 53, 136 Musatová Nora 189 Číla Otakar 162 Muzika František 94, 114 Derain André 64 Nejedlý Otakar 54, 213 Díaz Federico 8 Nemes Endre 74, 80 Diviš Alén 14, 17 Neznámý autor 122 Drahoňovský Josef 137 Nowak Willy 107 Filla Emil 38, 73 Obrovský Jakub 141, 164 Fišárek Alois 106 Oner Pasta 131 Fremund Richard 100, 192 Orlik Emil 128 Grab Bertha von 90 Piepenhagen August Bedřich 184 Gruber Ivan 218 Piepenhagenová Louisa 195 Grund Norbert 25, 41 Piesen Robert 30, 76, 84 Hájek Miloslav 132 Pištěk Theodor 2 Hartmann Jan Jakub 109 Pittermann Emil Artur 172 Haushofer Maximilian 48, 55, 96 Preclík Vladimír 138 Havelka Roman 70, 197 Preisler Jan 11, 29 Havlíček Josef 139 Radimský Václav 20, 37, 52, 69, 99, 108, Holý Miroslav 33 126, 142 Hořánek Jaroslav 135 Reinerová Zdenka 146 Hron Josef 148 Renoir Pierre-Auguste 85 Hubáček Josef 147 Rodionov Nikolaj 104 Hudeček Antonín 143 Róna Jaroslav 101 Chaba Karel 193 Ronovský František 102, 176 Chittussi Antonín 24, 61, 91 Saporiti Rinaldo 191 Chlupáč Miloslav 134 Schikaneder Jakub 36 Chwala Adolf 39 Schwaiger Hanuš 43, 119, 217 Jakesch Heinrich 115 Sion Zbyšek 4, 105 Jambor Josef 214 Skramlík Jan 206 Janeček Ota 58, 77, 97 Slavíček Antonín 44 Janoušek František 45, 79 Slavíček Jan 166 Jansa Václav 67 Sopko Jiří 9, 198 Jelínek František Antonín 163 Souček Karel 179, 181, 203 Jíra Josef 10, 187 Stano Tono 1 Kalvoda Alois 167, 178 Viktor Stretti 153 Kaván František 66, 210 Šafařík Jan 111, 123, 124, 160 Kiml Václav 145, 185 Šetelík Jaroslav 161, 165 Kirnig Alois 183, 204 Šíma Josef 28, 42, 50 Kmentová Eva 140 Špála Václav 23, 62, 78 Knížák Milan 110 Švabinský Max 19, 68 Knüpfer Beneš 26, 72, 93 Tikal Václav 18, 71, 117 Kolíbal Stanislav 3 Trampota Jan 149 Kolínská Jitka 21, 51, 190 Trnka Jiří 31 Komárek Vladimír 207 Toyen (Marie Čermínová) 82 Kopecký Bohdan 155 Ullik Hugo 34, 118 Kopf Maximilian 95 Uždilová Bedřiška 205 Košvanec Vlastimil 150 Vaca Karel 81, 133 Kotík Jan 121 Váchal Josef 16, 156, 157, 201, 202 Kotík Pravoslav 127, 173 Valter Karel 152, 188 Krajc Martin 5 Vlaminck Maurice de 35 Král Jaroslav 56 Waldhauser Antonín 196, 216 Kuba Ludvík 168 Zimmermann Albert 182 Kubín Otakar 46, 83 Zrzavý Jan 59, 63, 194 Kupka František 32 Ženíšek František 144 Langer Karel 154, 171 2 27. 11. 2016 | PRAHA, ŽOFÍN SEZNAM SAMOSTATNÝCH AUKCÍ Václav Tikal: Skály hostí, 13 Kat. č. 18 – vyvolávací cena: 3 000 000 Kč Max Švabinský: Splynutí duší, 15 Kat. č. 19 – vyvolávací cena: 3 000 000 Kč Josef Šíma: Ateliér, 23 Kat. č. 28 – vyvolávací cena: 13 000 000 Kč Jan Preisler: Koupání, 25 Kat. č. 29 – vyvolávací cena: 2 500 000 Kč Hugo Ullik: Hrad Střekov, 31 Kat. č. 34 – vyvolávací cena: 1 000 000 Kč Maurice de Vlaminck: Kytice, 32 Kat. č. 35 – vyvolávací cena: 1 000 000 Kč Emil Filla: Zátiší se skleničkou a dýmkou, 35 Kat. č. 38 – vyvolávací cena: 1 200 000 Kč Mikuláš Medek: Pokus o portrét II., 38 Kat. č. 40 – vyvolávací cena: 1 500 000 Kč Antonín Slavíček: Na lavičce, 43 Kat. č. 44 – vyvolávací cena: 3 000 000 Kč František Janoušek: Listem počata – končí láska pobřeží 45 Kat. č. 45 – , vyvolávací cena: 2 500 000 Kč Miloš Alexander Bazovský: Jeseň, 47 Kat. č. 47 – vyvolávací cena: 1 900 000 Kč Josef Čapek: Dvoreček, 53 Kat. č. 53 – vyvolávací cena: 3 000 000 Kč Jan Zrzavý: Stoh v Locronanu, 58 Kat. č. 59 – vyvolávací cena: 1 600 000 Kč André Derain: Zátiší v krajině, 61 Kat. č. 64 – vyvolávací cena: 1 600 000 Kč Emil Filla: Zátiší s loutnou, 67 Kat. č. 73 – vyvolávací cena: 2 800 000 Kč Endre Nemes: Žena s kytarou a kostelem, 68 Kat. č. 74 – vyvolávací cena: 1 000 000 Kč František Janoušek: Poutník, 72 Kat. č. 79 – vyvolávací cena: 2 200 000 Kč Toyen: Odraz odlivu, 74 Kat. č. 82 – vyvolávací cena: 7 000 000 Kč Mikuláš Medek: Nástěnné panó, 77 Kat. č. 88 – vyvolávací cena: 1 300 000 Kč 3 GALERIE KODL | 77. AUKČNÍ DEN AUKCE PRO PARAPLE Dobročinná aukce ve prospěch Centra Paraple Finanční výtěžek prvních deseti položek bude věnován v plné výši, tj. dosažené ceny přiklepnuté na kladívku, na účet Centra Paraple. 1 | Tono Stano (1960) 2 | Theodor Pištěk (1932) Portrét Zdeňka Svěráka Farewell fotografie, foceno 2002 (tisk 2016), 52 × 43 cm, rám, serigrafie, dat. 2013, sign. PD, 30 × 41,5 cm, rám, zaskl. pasparta, zaskl. Kvalitní ukázka autorovy ranější periody tvorby spadající Výborná ukázka autorovy bravurní a velice citlivé práce se do konce 70. let, kdy plně rozvinul svůj hyperrealismus, světlem založené na kontrastu ostrých a rozmazaných ob- jenž vyzdvihl tohoto současného nejdražšího žijící autora, rysů, základní hry černé a bílé, jež dokáže skvěle navodit laureáta celé řady významných cen, včetně hollywoodského vzpomínkovou atmosféru. I když kotouč světla jako by za- Oscara, na mezinárodní úroveň. Výborná práce nese veškeré chycoval jednu z našich nejslavnějších a nejvýznamnějších výtvarné finesy typické pro plátna tohoto umělce a působivě tvůrčích osobností, význačného patrona Centra Paraple, reprezentuje malířovu celoživotní lásku k rychlým automo- na pódiu, celá momentka působí velice intimním dojmem. bilům a motocyklům, zde konkrétně k „japonskému spe- Jedná se o jedinou autorskou rozmnoženinu. Dar autora. ciálu“, jehož měl v té době dle vlastních slov „plnou hlavu“. Vydražená částka z prodeje tohoto uměleckého díla bude Pištěk mistrně zachycuje krásu a eleganci tohoto stroje v celkové výši bez jakékoliv aukční přirážky připsána ve pro- a své hluboké niterné zaujetí dotvrzuje včleněním vlastního spěch Centra Paraple. autoportrétu do obrazu. Dílo je variantou stejnojmenné- Vyvolávací cena: 30 000 Kč (1 111 EUR) ho obrazu (plexisklo, nitrolak, kresba barevnými tušemi, Odhadní cena: 100 000 – 150 000 Kč dat. 1979, 80 × 110 cm) publikovaného a reprodukovaného v autorově monografii Theodor Pištěk (J. Šetlík (ed.), Praha 2007, str. 134). Dar autora. Vydražená částka z prodeje toho- to uměleckého díla bude v celkové výši bez jakékoliv aukční přirážky připsána ve prospěch Centra Paraple. Vyvolávací cena: 40 000 Kč (1 481 EUR) Odhadní cena: 80 000 – 120 000 Kč 3 | Stanislav Kolíbal (1925) Bez názvu serigrafie, dat. 2014, sign. UD, 80 × 68 cm, rám, zaskl. Charakteristická a kvalitně komponovaná skladba z aktuální tvorby jednoho z nejvýznamnějších žijících českých výtvarníků Stanislava Kolíbala. Vysoce kul- tivované dílo pracuje s typickým minimalistickým zpracováním a ztělesňuje vý- tvarníkovo plně rozvinuté cítění pro členění prostoru a plochy, jeho přimknutí k řeči geometrických tvarů a k hledání řádu a vnitřních souvislostí, jež se staly východiskem nejenom objektům a instalacím, ale i rozsáhlým obrazovým cyk- lům, jimiž se malíř celoživotně zabývá. Dar autora. Vydražená částka z prodeje tohoto uměleckého díla bude v celkové výši bez jakékoliv aukční přirážky připsá- na ve prospěch Centra Paraple. Vyvolávací cena: 25 000 Kč (926 EUR) Odhadní cena: 40 000 – 50 000 Kč 4 27. 11. 2016 | PRAHA, ŽOFÍN AUKCE PRO PARAPLE „Něco mi říká, že spojenectví Galerie KODL a špičkových „Obrazy a sochy jsou vzácným vzkazem talentu a inspirace. výtvarníků s Centrem Paraple by mohlo být pro náš vozíčkářský Je možné učinit je posly lidské vzájemnosti, úcty k životu účet blahodárné.“ k bližnímu, k podané ruce. Učiňme tak.“ Zdeněk Svěrák doc. Jan Kačer 4 | Zbyšek Sion (1938) Přesmyčky (Hra v káču) 5 | Martin Krajc (1984) La corida akryl na sololitu, dat. 2004, sign. PD, 45 × 62, rám akryl na plátně, dat. 2016, sign. na rubu, 50 × 60 cm, rám Reprezentativní ukázka vyzrálé polohy tvorby svébytného protagonisty moderní poválečné malby Zbyška Siona, jehož dílo můžeme zařadit do vysoce ceněného imaginativního Nápadité dílo je výbornou ukázkou aktuální tvorby součas- proudu strukturální abstrakce středoevropského umění. ného výrazného malíře Martina Krajce, jehož zálibou je ze- Nejen koloristické řešení skládající se z čistých barevných jména malba monumentálních pláten, ve kterých invenčně tónů, ale i vysoce kultivovaná a kvalitně komponovaná propojuje tvůrčí postupy, především netradiční výtvarné skladba ztělesňuje autorovo plně rozvinuté cítění pro techniky, expresivní pojetí a uvolněná malířská gesta.
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