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Claude Monet’s spectacular view of the Doge’s Palace on the Grand Canal belongs to the extraordinary series he created in Venice in the autumn of 1908, and will offered in the Impressionist & Modern Art Evening Sale on 26 February in London.
In discussing her work, Jenny Saville stated “the history of art has been dominated by men, living in ivory towers, seeing women as sexual objects. I paint women as most women see themselves.” In this episode of Expert Voices, Senior International Specialist Isabelle Paagman highlights the virtuosity and power on display in Juncture (1994) — a pure spectacle in paint. Its image of the female form is all-consuming and over-powering. Towering three meters tall, Juncture is a tremendous illustration of Saville’s unassailably contemporary talent as a figurative artist. (5 March | London)
“For people of color, securing a place in the modern story of art is fraught with confusion and contradictions about what and who they should be – black artists, or artists who happen to be black. A modernist has always looked like a white man, in one way or another. Universality has, unquestionably, been his gift to bestow on others.” — Kerry James Marshall
On 5 March Replica Shoes
’s Contemporary Art Evening Auction will present a selection of important artworks spanning the post-war period through to the very cutting edge of Contemporary Art today. Among the highlights a mesmerising early portrait by Lucian Freud, a powerful nude by the record-breaking Jenny Saville and a masterwork from Gerhard Richter's opus of abstraction. Click the image above to view the slideshow.
Sotheby’s is honored to announce that we will offer Mark Rothko’s Untitled, 1960 on behalf of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) this May in New York, sold to benefit the institution’s Acquisitions Fund.
This spring, Replica Shoes
’s is proud to offer Mark Rothko’s Untitled, 1960 as a highlight of our Contemporary Art Evening Auction in New York. Sold on behalf of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA), this exquisite work will benefit the institution’s Acquisitions Fund. Untitled, 1960 embodies Rothko’s creative crescendo and the full maturation of his extraordinary artistic output. In this work, Rothko utilizes a mesmerizing color palette of deep burgundy, warm blush and cloud-white to intensely explore his central focus: human emotion. (16 May | New York)
In this episode of Masterworks, step inside Claude Monet’s Venice and experience how the water, buildings and light wowed the great master as he painted from his gondola. Monet first discovered Venice in 1908 when he was 68 years old. The two months Monet spent there are documented in letters he and his wife Alice sent to friends and family in France. They tell of the highs and lows he experienced during his short visit and how he ultimately wished he’d travelled there as a much younger man. Monet’s masterpiece ‘Le Palais Ducal’ is the highlight of our upcoming Impressionist & Modern Art Evening Sale (26 February | London). Click here to watch more Replica Shoes
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In An Algerian Street amply demonstrates Frederick Arthur Bridgman’s first-hand knowledge of North African life, and the proto-cinematic, highly finished composition he painted at the height of his career. The work is a highlight of Replica Shoes
’s forthcoming Orientalist Sale in London on 30 April.
Thomas Heatherwick’s latest structure – an ascendable lattice of staircases in New York City – is inspired by ancient.mes
eting places to bring people together.
This spring Replica Shoes
's celebrates the magnificent history and breadth of Asian Art with a series of sales and exhibitions that will bring with it the most outstanding offerings of the continent’s finest and rarest treasures. This season’s exceptional sales include Junkunc: Arts of Ancient China, The Robert Youngman collects
ion of Chinese Jade and KANGXI: The Jie Rui Tang collects
ion, Part II. Click through to preview a selection of the both historic and elegant works highlighting the week.
Sotheby's Impressionist & Modern Art Day Sale on 27 February features a remarkable work by French painter Paul Ranson. A member of the artistic group known as the Nabis, Ranson's style was strongly influenced by Japonisme: the effect the sudden influx of Japanese art and crafts into the West in the late 19th century had upon Western art. Read on to discover more about this phenomenon and Ranson's work.
On 27 February a set of works by Marc Chagall will appear in Replica Shoes
's Impressionist & Modern Art Day Sale. This Daphnis et Chloé set belonged to top publisher and personal friend of Chagall, Tériade. Read on to discover the story of their friendship and the history of these important works.