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View E-Catalog LOT 154 Charlie Co (b.1960) Untitled Auction Saturday | 25 April 2020 Preview with the Guest Curators Thursday | 26 March 2020 10:00 AM - 8:00 PM Refreshments will be served Preview 21 - 27 March 2020 9:00 AM - 7:00 PM Venue G/F Eurovilla 1 Rufino corner Legazpi Streets, Legazpi Village, Makati City Philippines Contact www.leon-gallery.com [email protected] +632 8856 2781 LOT 257 Plum-Shaped Celadon Container porcelain LOT 120 Ryan Villamael (b. 1987) Untitled vi | LEON GALLERY THE SUMMER AUCTION 2020 | vii Director Jaime L. Ponce de Leon Curator Lisa Guerrero Nakpil Consultants Martin I. Tinio, Jr (+) Ramon N. Villegas (+) Management Jane Daria Aliana Jannie Bricenio Richelle Custodio Magdalina Juntilla Reymar Jurado Geller Nabong Nyza Mae Neri Aleza Nevarez Rouel Sanchez Louise Sarmiento Celina Sta. Ana Joanna Tamayo Reneliza de Taza Guest Editors Mark Wilson Jazmine B. Tena Research and Text Jed Nathan Daya Maureen Ann Doma Design and Layout Aldrene Harold Carillo Jedlyn Espiritu Photography and Graphics Joemari Barbacena Aldrene Harold Carillo Patricia Louisse Dato Jedlyn Espiritu Edwin S. Hurry Jr. Kate Lynn Naval Gallery Support Team Nestorio Capino Jr. Zinister Allan Carmona Ramil Flores Robert Gotinga Jayson Lopez Wilfredo M. Manalang Generoso Olaco Manuel Sintos Allan Jules Torrion Published by León Gallery G/F Eurovilla 1 Rufino corner Legazpi Streets, Legazpi Village, Makati City, Metro Manila, Philippines This catalogue is published to accompany the auction by León Gallery entitled THE SUMMER AUCTION 2020 All rights reserved. No part of this catalogue may be reproduced or reprinted without the express written consent of León Gallery. © 2020 León Gallery Fine Art & Antiques www.leon-gallery.com HAND-PICKED SELECTION OF ARTWORKS 1 2 3 7 8 Lynden R. Garcia (b. 1946) Felix Catarata Hermes Alegre (b. 1968) Salvador Cabrera (1929 - 1986) Bembol Dela Cruz (b. 1976) Still Life Still Life Untitled Musician Dharmachakra Mudra signed and dated 1996 (lower right) signed and dated 2009 (upper left) signed and dated 1991 (lower right) signed and dated (lower right) signed and dated 2009 (lower right) mixed media oil on canvas acrylic on paper oil on canvas oil on canvas 28” x 22 1/2 “ (71 cm x 57 cm) 18” x 14’ (46 cm x 36 cm) 21” x 15” (53 cm x 38 cm) 26” x 35” (66 cm x 89 cm) 30” x 36” (76 cm x 91 cm) P 10,000 P 25,000 P 10,000 P 12,000 P 80,000 4 5 6 9 10 Felix Catarata Felix Catarata Raul Lebajo (b. 1941) MM Yu (b.1978) MM Yu (b.1978) Still Life (Bayabas) Still Life (Mangosteen) September Still Life In Transit (5) Spring signed and dated 2008 (lower right) signed and dated 2008 (lower right) signed and dated 1999 (upper right) dated 2015 dated 2014 oil on canvas oil on canvas oil on canvas print on metal, edition 1 print on metal, edition 1 18” x 14” (46 cm x 36 cm) 18” x 14” (46 cm x 36 cm) 20” x 16” (51 cm x 41 cm) 13” x 17” (32 cm x 43 cm) 13” x 17” (32 cm x 43 cm) P 25,000 P 25,000 P 30,000 P 15,000 P 15,000 4 | LEON GALLERY THE SUMMER AUCTION 2020 | 5 15 Anita Magsaysay-Ho (1914 - 2012) Nude signed and dated 1976 (lower right) graphite on parchment paper 12” x 18” (30 cm x 45 cm) P 45,000 16 11 12 Jose Joya (1931 - 1995) Mother and Child Alvin Zafra (b. 1978) signed and dated 1987 (lower left) Juvenal Sansó (b. 1929) pastel Dorothy Baklad 18” x 12” (46 cm x 30 cm) signed and dated 2016 (verso) signed (lower right) limestone on sandpaper etching, 23/50 26” x 34” (65 cm x 86 cm) 12” x 15” (30 cm x 38 cm) P 200,000 P 180,000 P 15,000 17 Jose Joya (1931 - 1995) Nude signed and dated 1975 (lower right) graphite on paper 17” x 11 1/2” (43 cm x 29 cm) P 60,000 18 Wig Tysmans (b. 1956) 13 14 Nude signed and dated 1991 (lower right) Ciron Señeres (b. 1993) Carlo Saavedra (b. 1981) photograph Untitled (Cockroach) Untitled 19 1/2” x 16” (50 cm x 41 cm) signed and dated 2014 (lower right) signed and dated 2016 (lower right) oil on canvas acrylic on canvas P 8,000 18” x 24” (46 cm x 61 cm) 72 1/2” x 96” (184 cm x 244 cm) P 8,000 P 120,000 6 | LEON GALLERY THE SUMMER AUCTION 2020 | 7 LEE AGUINALDO THE MULTI-FACTED CREATIVE 19 20 Joel Chavez Ronald Caringal Autocrat Series The Desire of Heart is to Swim in Fear signed and dated 2016 (bottom) oil on canvas oil on canvas 48” x 48” (122 cm x 122 cm) 30” x 24” (76 cm x 61 cm) P 25,000 P 35,000 21 Angelo Tabije onsidered a pioneer of Philippine modernism, Lee enamored with the development of American modern art. Jordan and Kobe Aguinaldo comes from a family of entrepreneurs His art developed in an eclectic sequence, defying any linear signed and dated 2017 (lower right) oil on canvas related to Emilio Aguinaldo, a military leader, and progression, as influenced by the works of Jackson Pollock, Mark 24” x 24” (61 cm x 61 cm) each C politician who is considered to be the first President of the Rothko, Ad Reinhard, and Robert Rauschenberg P 40,000 Philippines. From a young age, Lee showed an inclination towards the arts and resisted the expectation to eventually In the local setting, Aguinaldo had close ties with Arturo Luz, take over the management of the Aguinaldo family business. Roberto Chabet, and Fernando Zobel who served as his mentor. This piece entitled Family No.2 is unique in the sense that it After attending the United States military academy and cannot be placed under Aguinaldo’s typical canonical style of briefly working for his father’s company, he became abstract expressionism. 22 23 Wig Tysmans (b. 1956) Aquarium and Calla Lilies Lee Aguinaldo (1933 - 2007) signed and dated 2013 (lower left) Family No. 2 photograph signed and dated 1979 - 1984 (lower right) 8” x 15” (20 cm x 38 cm) transfer drawing, pencil, acrulic molding paste, paper on plywood 19” x 21 1/2” (48 cm x 55 cm) P 8,000 P 300,000 Provenance: Metro Manila 8 | LEON GALLERY THE SUMMER AUCTION 2020 | 9 24 Christian Tamondong (b.1976) What Now Whatever signed and dated (lower left) acrylic and oil on canvas 48” x 36” (122 cm x 91 cm) P 120,000 27 28 29 Elmer Borlongan (b. 1967) Elmer Borlongan (b. 1967) Elmer Borlongan (b. 1967) Diaryong Tagai Ilustrado Ñ signed and dated 2012 (lower right) signed and dated 2012 (lower right) signed and dated 2012 (lower right) giclee print 4/5 giclee print 4/5 giclee print 4/5 16” x 12” (41 cm x 30 cm) 16” x 12” (41 cm x 30 cm) 16” x 12” (41 cm x 30 cm) P 30,000 P 30,000 P 30,000 25 Jim Orencio (b. 1969) Ina 30 signerd and dated 2013 (lower right) acrylic on canvas Jacob Lindo (b. 1985) 36” x 60” (91 cm x 152 cm)) The Question is not the Answer 1 and 4 dated 2017 P 40,000 collage on paper 16” x 13” (41 cm x 33 cm) each P 40,000 26 31 Federico Alcuaz (1932 - 2011) Abstract Dina Gadia (b. 1956) signed and dated 1983 (upper right) Bordello de Luxe oil on canvas dated 2009 18” x 23” (46 cm x 58 cm) collage 10 1/4” x 14 1/2” (26 cm x 37 cm) P 180,000 P 30,000 This piece is accompanied by a certificate issued by Christian M. Aguilar confirming the authenticity of this lot 10 | LEON GALLERY THE SUMMER AUCTION 2020 | 11 MACARIO VITALIS TIMELESS ABSTRACTION AND FIGURATIONS 32 Macario Vitalis (1898 - 1989) Landscape signed and dated 1968 (verso) oil on canvas 20” x 26” (51 cm x 66 cm) P 240,000 33 34 Macario Vitalis (1898 - 1989) Macario Vitalis (1898 - 1989) Vendors Abstract oil on canvas signed and dated 1946 (?) (verso) 13” x 12 1/2” (33 cm x 32 cm) oil on board 15” x 18” (38 cm x 46 cm) P 150,000 P 200,000 native of Lapog, Ilocos Sur, Vitalis studied Inspired by the Bayanihan Dance Company, the artist at the Colegio de la Inmaculada Concepción decided to go back to the Philippines which resulted in in Vigan. Committed to devote his life a homecoming exhibition held at the National Library in A Manila, sponsored by then French Ambassador Francois to painting, he took private lessons with the classic figurative painter Señor Ocampo. In 1917, Vitalis then Brière and the Bayanihan Folk Arts Association. ventured to San Francisco where he studied at the California School of Fine Arts while working as a hotel Painting murals at the Plestin Town Hall and Maison de night porter and taking other odd jobs. Retraite, he was declared “the only honorary citizen” of Plestin-les-Greves, Brittany. He then held a major 35 retrospective exhibition of his works spanning a period Wanting to solidify his artistic training more, Vitalis Macario Vitalis (1898 - 1989) Landscape transferred to an artistic community in Montmartre, of over 50 years. In the same year 1984, he was given an signed and dated 1958 (verso) Paris, where he shared an atelier with two other artists award of recognition for his painting La Crêperie at the oil on board 18” x 15” (46 cm x 38 cm) around the place where Vincent Van Gogh stayed.
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