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Fotografia Kolekcjonerska Klasyka I Awangarda Artystyczna FOTOGRAFIA KOLEKCJONERSKA KLASYKA I AWANGARDA ARTYSTYCZNA Aukcja 17 października 2019 Warszawa FOTOGRAFIA KOLEKCJONERSKA KLASYKA I AWANGARDA ARTYSTYCZNA 17 PAŹDZIERNIKA 2019 (CZWARTEK) GODZ. 19 WYSTAWA OBIEKTÓW 7 – 17 PAŹDZIERNIKA 2 019 PONIEDZIAŁEK – PIĄTEK W GODZINACH OD 11 DO 19 SOBOTA W GODZINACH OD 11 DO 16 MIEJSCE AUKCJI I WYSTAWY DOM AUKCYJNY DESA UNICUM UL. PIĘKNA 1A, WARSZAWA KOORDYNATORZY AUKCJI Katarzyna Żebrowska, Redakcja katalogu, [email protected], 22 163 66 49, 539 546 701 Michał Bolka, Koordynator sprzedaży, [email protected], 664 981 449 ZLECENIA LICYTACJI [email protected], tel. 22 163 67 00 INDEKS Arczyński Stefan 160 Opałka Roman 106 Beksiński Zdzisław 130, 173 Partum Ewa 111 Berdak Jan 176 Paruzel Andrzej 14 8 Brodziak Szymon 183 Pędzich Grzegorz 170 Bułhak Jan 154 Piasecki Marek 127 - 129 Cała Michał 162 - 163 Pierściński Paweł 139 - 141 Czapliński Czesław 153 Pierzgalski Ireneusz 14 6 Dłubak Zbigniew 174 Pruszkowski Krzysztof 14 4 Dolatkowski Zdzisław 105 Przyjemska Mariola 189 Erwitt Elliott 152 Robakowski Józef 14 5 Gibson Ralph 182 Rolke Tadeusz 165 Goldin Nan 19 0 Ropiecki Wacław 120 Gomulicki Maurycy 195 Rubinstein Eva 171 Górna Katarzyna 186 Rydet Zofia151 Grzeszykowska Aneta 123 Schlabs Bronisław 101 - 102 Hartwig Edward 124 - 125 Sikora Tomasz 168 Hermanowicz Henryk 155 Sosnowski Zdzisław 116 Holzman Marek 158 Strumiłło Andrzej 133 Kosiński Jerzy 126, 175 Szlaga Michał 191 Kossakowski Eustachy 131 - 132, 159 Szóstak Sonia 197 Kowalski Kacper 194 Tarasin Jan 138 Kulik Oleg 185 Tyszkiewicz Teresa 112 - 113 Kuryluk Ewa 122 Vorbrodt Krzysztof 14 2 LaChapelle David 198 Wantuch Wacław 181 Lach-Lachowicz Natalia 107 - 11 0 Wardak Jerzy 178 - 180 Lachowicz Andrzej 136 - 137 Waśko Ryszard 117 Lech Andrzej Jerzy 119 Weselik Jan 118 Lewczyński Jerzy 134 - 135, 164 Węcławski Anatol 156 - 157 Libera Zbigniew 187 - 188 Wilczyk Wojciech 166 Łagocki Zbigniew 17 7 Witkiewicz Stanisław Ignacy (Witkacy) 103 - 104 Marcolla Jolanta 114 Witkin Joel Peter 184 Michałowska Maria 115 Wojciechowski Krzysztof 14 7 Misiorny Dawid 193 Woś Stanisław J. 172 Nasierowska Zofia161 Wysocki Tomasz 196 Nobuyoshi Araki 169 Zastróżna Joanna 192 Obrąpalska Fortunata 14 9 - 150 Zjeżdżałka Ireneusz 167 Olek Jerzy 14 3 Żak Paweł 121 OKŁADKA FRONT poz. 106 Roman Opałka, ”Detail - 3898233”, z cyklu ”OPALKA 1965/1 - ∞” • II OKŁADKA poz. 167 Ireneusz Zjeżdżałka, Z cyklu: ”Września”, 2001 STRONA 2-3 poz. 195 Maurycy Golmulicki, #24, z serii: ”Nightflight to Venus”, 2016/2017•STRONA 4 poz. 141 Paweł Pierściński, ”Poranna gimnastyka I”, 1970 IV Okładka poz. 189 Mariola Przyjemska, ”Gromnica wiedeńska”, z serii: ”Sztandary”, 2018 Fotografia Kolekcjonerska. Klasyka i Awangarda Artystyczna. 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