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Capa Cm 130 Falta Lombada28 CABRAL MONCADA LEILÕES CABRAL MONCADA ANTIGUIDADES E OBRAS DE ARTE PINTURA, LIVROS, PRATAS E JÓIAS 26 e 27 de Setembro de 2011 Ã Setembro 2011 CABRAL MONCADA LEILÕES 130 a abrir CAROS AMIGOS, É com particular satisfação que lhes apresentamos o catálogo ANTIGUIDADES E OBRAS DE ARTE, do nosso Leilão 130, com que abrimos a segunda metade da PINTURA, LIVROS, PRATAS E JÓIAS temporada de leilões deste ano de 2011. 26 e 27 de Setembro de 2011 Um leilão especial, com diversas peças excepcionais, cuja qualidade e interesse, nacional e internacional, se pretendeu reflectir na capa Sociedade Comercial de Leilões “O Pregão” S.A. escolhida – um cofre Lusíada, amplamente referenciado, revestido CABRAL a placas de madrepérola com aplicações em prata dourada, Guzarate, MONCADA Rua Miguel Lupi, 12 D • 1200-725 Lisboa • Portugal vertente de influência Mogol, séc. XVI/XVII (Lote 504). LEILÕES Tel: [+351] 213 954 781 • Fax: [+351] 213 955 115 [email protected] • www.cml.pt Verdadeiramente notável, não apenas pelas suas imponentes dimensões, PESSOA COLECTIVA 503 556 858 • MATRICULADA NA CONSERVATÓRIA DO é a “Nossa Senhora da Conceição de manto comprido assente REGISTO COMERCIAL SOB O MESMO NÚMERO • CAPITAL SOCIAL DE 51.000 EUROS sobre Orbe com Querubins”, escultura em marfim com dourados e policromia, hispano-filipina, séc. XVII (Lote 478). Visite-nos em www.cml.pt Notável é também o cofre Lusíada em tartaruga com aplicações em prata relevada e gravada “Salamandra, coelhos, cobras, Administradores Executivos animais diversos, animais fantásticos e motivos vegetais” vertente Dr. Miguel de Barros Serra Cabral de Moncada Dr. Pedro Maria de Saldanha e Sousa Mello e Alvim indo-portuguesa, séc. XVI/XVII (Lote 508). Assessoria Dr. Filipe Costa Na impossibilidade de destacar todas as peças que mereceriam destaque neste texto introdutório – mas não dispensam a leitura do catálogo e Catálogo/Colaboração Técnica uma visita à exposição – refiram-se ainda, entre muitas outras: Marta Nunes Luísa Perry Vidal Mariana Soares Mendes Tradução Miguel Botelho de Sousa O par de globos “Terrestre” Livros e manuscritos Pedro de Azevedo e “Celeste”, ingleses, Perito de pintura portuguesa do primeiro quartel do séc. XIX, Gabriel Laranjeira Lopes da autoria de JOHN CARY Peritos de pratas e jóias - 1754-1835 e WILLIAM CARY Henrique Correia Braga - 1760-1825 (Lote 317). Sofia de Ruival Ferreira Perito de relógios Cte. Luís Couto Soares Os dois espelhos rococó em madeira entalhada e dourada com Perito de arte oriental vazados, Europa, séc. XVIII (Lote 464 e 465). Artur Ângelo Fotografia O par de mesas de encostar formando mesa de centro, D. José Vasco Cunha Monteiro (1750-1777), em pau santo com entalhamentos, portuguesas, Consultor de informática e programação Manuel Albuquerque séc. XVIII (Lote 54). Produção O galheteiro D. João V em prata portuguesa, com marca de ourives de Manuel Roque Ferrão (1720-1770) (Lote 158). SCRIBE PRODUÇÕES CULTURAIS, LDA. A pintura sobre seda, muito provavelmente destinada a um leque que Pré-impressão e impressão não chegou a ser montado, da autoria do Rei D. Carlos de Bragança, AGIR ainda Príncipe, com a moldura original (Lote 256). Realização e manutenção do website ACL - Serviços de Informática, Lda. Esperando ter o gosto de o receber neste verdadeiro museu temporário, Tiragem com os melhores cumprimentos, 2500 exemplares Data Pedro Maria de Alvim Miguel Cabral de Moncada Lisboa, Setembro de 2011 Depósito Legal 333206/11 O primeiro valor indicado em euros corresponde à reserva contratada com o proprietário cabral moncada leilões Q 2 Leilão 130 ANTIGUIDADES E OBRAS DE ARTE PINTURA, LIVROS, PRATAS E JÓIAS 26 e 27 de Setembro de 2011 • 21h30 1 Sessão • Lotes 1 a 270 • 26 de Setembro • Pág. 9 2 Sessão • Lotes 271 ao 568 • 27 de Setembro • Pág. 195 A realizar na Cabral Moncada Leilões Exposição 21 de Setembro • Quarta-feira das 10h00 às 20h00 22 de Setembro • Quinta-feira das 10h00 às 20h00 23 de Setembro • Sexta-feira das 10h00 às 24h00 24 de Setembro • Sábado das 10h00 às 24h00 25 de Setembro • Domingo das 15h00 às 20h00 CABRAL MONCADA LEILÕES lote 483 b) cabral moncada leilões Q 3 MESAS DE JOGO ROCOCÓ E NEOCLÁSSICAS EM PORTUGAL (1750-1820) SCRIBE de Mariana Soares Mendes PRODUÇÕES CULTURAIS, LDA. CARACTERÍSTICAS TÉCNICAS Formato 160 x 220 mm Nº páginas 160 Papel Couché Acabamento Capa cartonada PVP € 17 Portes (Continente) € 3 Livros disponíveis em: www.scribe.pt e www.cml.pt Escreva! Edite o seu próprio livro: nós apoiamos • Catálogos de Arte • Álbuns e Fac-Similes • Teses de Mestrado e Doutoramento • Livros de Família • Casas de Família MOBILIÁRIO PORTUGUÊS DO SÉCULO XVIII • Livros de Empresa NO MERCADO LEILOEIRO LISBOETA (1996-2008) de Marta Marinho Nunes Para obter mais informações consulte: www.scribe.pt ou contacte-nos directamente [email protected] Tel: 21 395 47 82 CARACTERÍSTICAS TÉCNICAS Rua Miguel Lupi, 12 D Formato 160 x 220 mm Nº páginas 160 1200-725 Lisboa Papel Couché Acabamento Capa cartonada (dias úteis das PVP € 17 10h00 às 18h00) Portes (Continente) € 3 Livros disponíveis em: www.scribe.pt e www.cml.pt MONARQUIA? EM BUSCA DE UM CAMINHO PARA PORTUGAL de António de Sampayo e Mello CARACTERÍSTICAS TÉCNICAS Autor António de Sampayo e Mello Formato 170 x 240 mm Nº páginas 196 Papel Couché 115 grs. Acabamento Capa cartonada PVP € 19,45 Portes (Continente) € 3,50 € 7,50 (Europa) € 15,00 (fora da Europa) NOVIDADE! Livros disponíveis em: www.scribe.pt e www.cml.pt O objectivo deste livro é o de suscitar no grande público, isto é, nos cidadãos em geral, uma reflexão e uma discussão desempoeiradas em torno da chefia de Estado, dos seus modelos, experiências e utilidade, contribuindo para tal com um conjunto de informações julgadas convenientes para a abordagem do tema. Da leitura do texto, que se pretende profícua, ressaltará que não se é nem se pode ser republicano ou monárquico como se é conservador, liberal ou socialista. ANUÁRIO DE VENDAS LEILÕES DE ARTE EM PORTUGAL 2010 CARACTERÍSTICAS TÉCNICAS Formato 135 x 240 mm Nº páginas 144 Papel Couché 115 grs. Acabamento Capa cartonada PVP € 19,95 Portes (Continente) € 3,50 NOVIDADE! Livros disponíveis em: www.scribe.pt e www.cml.pt Indispensável instrumento de trabalho para coleccionadores, investidores, antiquários, galeristas e leiloeiros e, simultaneamente, um guia útil para o amador, o “Anuário de Vendas em Leilão” sistematiza e disponibiliza anualmente de forma prática, e clara, os resultados do que de mais importante se passa em Portugal neste sector da economia e da arte. Vão indicados os valores de base e, quando existem, os valores de estimativa de venda em leilão; como habitualmente, a selecção dos bens, assim como as respectivas descrições e a indicação dos resultados de venda em leilão, são da inteira responsabili- dade das leiloeiras em causa. SCRIBE PRODUÇÕES CULTURAIS, LDA. Escreva! Edite o seu próprio livro: nós apoiamos • Catálogos de Arte • Álbuns e Fac-Similes • Teses de Mestrado e Doutoramento • Livros de Família • Casas de Família • Livros de Empresa JOSÉ MALHOA Tradição e Modernidade de Nuno Saldanha Para obter mais CARACTERÍSTICAS TÉCNICAS informações consulte: Formato 235 x 290 mm PRÉMIO Nº páginas 408 www.scribe.pt Papel Couché JOSÉ DE FIGUEIREDO Acabamento Capa em cartolina ou contacte-nos PVP € 39 directamente PVP Especial € 32 2011 [email protected] Portes (Continente) € 7 Tel: 21 395 47 82 Esta obra visa o estudo de uma das personagens nacional, como sobretudo internacional, no sen- Rua Miguel Lupi, 12 D mais carismáticas e incontornáveis no panorama tido de compreender a eventual especificidade da da História da Arte Portuguesa oitocentista. Uma sua obra, e personalidade. 1200-725 Lisboa das mais idolatradas, mas também das mais con- Pretendeu-se realizar uma análise detalhada e sis- (dias úteis das troversas, nomeadamente no epíteto dado, do temática da sua vida e obra, não apenas descons- “mais português dos pintores portugueses”. truindo esse “mito da portugalidade”, como tam- 10h00 às 18h00) Apesar da popularidade da sua figura, e da exten- bém, perceber os moldes em que se desenvolveu a sa fortuna crítica que a ele lhe tem sido dedica- sua produção pictórica, através das ideias, dos da, Malhoa carecia ainda de um estudo sistemá- modelos, influências e resultados, numa obra pro- tico global, e de contextualização, quer a nível fusamente ilustrada com cerca de 300 fotografias. SCRIBE Rua Miguel Lupi 12 D 1200-725 Lisboa • Portugal PRODUÇÕES CULTURAIS, LDA. www.scribe.pt JOSÉ MALHOA 1855-1933 OBRA COMPLETA / Catalogue Raisonné No âmbito da realização do catálogo exaustivo e sistemático da obra de José Malhoa actualmente em curso, a Comissão Científica constituída para o efeito, a fim de assegurar a inclusão na obra em causa do maior número possível de trabalhos do referido Autor, vem por este meio solicitar aos Exmos. Proprietários de obras da autoria de José Malhoa que entrem em contacto com a possível brevidade com: Rita Azevedo [email protected] / telemóvel nº (+351) 918119513 JOSÉ MALHOA OBRA COMPLETA / Catalogue Raisonné Breve apresentação do projecto A forma como a obra “José Malhoa – Tradição e Modernidade”, da autoria Uma base de reconhecida solidez, de primeira importância para a exigência de Nuno Saldanha, muito recentemente editada pela SCRIBE, Produções da tarefa em causa, que será da responsabilidade de uma Comissão Culturais Lda., foi recebida pelos diversos públicos a que se destina, tem um Científica composta por personalidades e entidades de indiscutível prestígio alcance que vai para além do mero sucesso editorial e financeiro de um em todas as áreas envolvidas. projecto que é, e que se quer, essencialmente cultural. Para além do próprio Prof. Nuno Saldanha, e ainda na área da História de Arte, Com efeito, o acolhimento que lhe foi reservado permite-nos, e nesse sen- refira-se desde logo os nomes do Prof. José-Augusto França e da Prof.
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