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Lot 30

ELSA PERETTI FOR TIFFANY: SILVER PURSEOf woven design, signed Tiffany & Co, Peretti, length 14.2.cm, maker's pouchFootnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 20

ELSA PERETTI FOR TIFFANY: TWO SILVER CUFF BANGLES, CIRCA 1976 Signed Peretti, Tiffany & Co, inner circumference approx. 15.0cm, maker's pouch (2)Footnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 32

COLLECTION OF SILVER JEWELLERY1st: Three silver bangles and matching necklace, 2nd: Ring set with rutilated quartz, 3rd: Twenty Eight pairs of gem-set earrings, 4th: Silver necklace by Torun, with three interchangeable tiered gemset and hardstone pendants, 5th: Two drop shaped pendants, 6th: Silver bar brooch, by Torun, Various sizes (Qty (partially illustrated))Footnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 34

ELSA PERETTI FOR TIFFANY: SIX LONGCHAINSEach of mesh-linking, each signed Peretti, Tiffany & Co, various lengths (6)Footnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 5

PALOMA PICASSO FOR TIFFANY: AMETHYST DRESS RING, CIRCA 1981Oval-cut amethyst, signed Paloma Picasso, Tiffany & Co, ring size approx. K, maker's caseFootnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 24

ELSA PERETTI FOR TIFFANY: NEPHRITE AND JASPER BELT BUCKLESAccompanied by four leather belts, Jasper belt signed Peretti, Tiffany & Co, nephrite belt unsigned, lengths of buckles 5.5cm (4)Footnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 13

PALOMA PICASSO FOR TIFFANY: JASPER AND CULTURED PEARL BEAD NECKLACEThe red jasper beads, with a central cultured pearl, signed Paloma Picasso, Tiffany & Co, length approx. 74.0cm, maker's pouchFootnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 19

PALOMA PICASSO FOR TIFFANY: HARDSTONE BEAD NECKLACE Signed Paloma Picasso, Tiffany & Co, length 43.0cm, maker's caseFootnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 35

ELSA PERETTI FOR TIFFANY: SILVER 'BONE' CUFF Unsigned, inner circumference approx. 16.5cmFootnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 16

PALOMA PICASSO FOR TIFFANY: ONYX BEAD NECKLACEOnyx beads on a silver clasp, signed Paloma Picasso T&Co, length 41.0cm, maker's pouchFootnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 1

ELSA PERETTI FOR TIFFANY: SILVER 'BONE' CUFF Signed Peretti Tiffany & Co, inner circumference approx. 15.5cmFootnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 36

TIFFANY: SILVER CUFF, CIRCA 2000Of hammered finish, designed as a magnolia flower with applied ladybird, signed Tiffany & Co, lengths: width 7.6cm, inner circumference approx. 17.0cmFootnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 2

ELSA PERETTI FOR TIFFANY: THREE 'WAVE' RINGS Each signed Peretti, Tiffany & Co, ring sizes approx. M, M and O (leading edge) (3)Footnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 22

ELSA PERETTI FOR TIFFANY: LACQUER BELT AND SILVER AND BLACK JADE EQUESTRIAN BUCKLE BELT1st: The red lacquer heart on a black leather belt, 2nd: The silver hoop on a black jade clip, on a red leather belt, 1st: belt signed Peretti Tiffany & Co, 2nd: silver buckle signed Peretti Tiffany & Co, lengths: 1st buckle 8.5cm, belt 106.0cm, 2nd buckle 11.5cm, belt 106.0cm (2)Footnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 15

ELSA PERETTI FOR TIFFANY: JASPER, ONYX AND SILVER PENDANTS Onyx and silver pendants signed Elsa Peretti, Tiffany & COo, jasper pendant unsigned, lengths: 3.6-5.2cm, maker's box (3)Footnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 26

ELSA PERETTI FOR TIFFANY: THREE BEANS AND ONE ROCK CRYSTAL PENDANT1st: Silver bean pendant, and silver bean object, black lacquer bean pendant, 2nd: Rock crystal pendant, 1st: each signed Elsa Peretti, Tiffany & Co, 2nd: unsigned, lengths: 1st each 4.8cm, 2nd 3.7cm, maker's pouches (4)Footnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 9

PALOMA PICASSO FOR TIFFANY: CITRINE DRESS RINGOval cabochon citrine, signed Paloma Picasso, Tiffany & Co, ring size approx. M, maker's caseFootnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 6

PALOMA PICASSO FOR TIFFANY: ONYX DRESS RING, CIRCA 1983Oval onyx cabochon, signed Paloma Picasso, Tiffany & Co, ring size approx. L, maker's caseFootnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 3

ELSA PERETTI FOR TIFFANY: TWO 'THUMBPRINT' PENDANTS Both signed Elsa Peretti, Tiffany & Co, lengths: lacquer pendant 4.8cm, gold pendant 6.0cm, maker's pouch (2)Footnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 12

ELSA PERETTI FOR TIFFANY: THREE LACQUER BANGLES Each signed Elsa Peretti, Tiffany & Co, inner circumferences approx. 17.5-19.0cm (3)Footnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 18

ELSA PERETTI FOR TIFFANY: CRYSTAL BEAD NECKLACECrystal beads strung on black silk chord signed Elsa Peretti, Tiffany & Co, Hong Kong, length 124.0cm, maker's caseFootnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 29

ELSA PERETTI FOR TIFFANY: THREE SILVER PENDANTS, ONE STICK PIN Each signed Elsa Peretti, Tiffany & Co, lengths: pendants 2.3-5.0cm, pin 4.5cm (4)Footnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 17

PALOMA PICASSO FOR TIFFANY: HEMATITE BEAD NECKLACE Signed Paloma Picasso, Tiffany & Co, length 41.5cm, maker's pouchFootnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 14

PALOMA PICASSO FOR TIFFANY: CARNELIAN BEAD NECKLACESilver clasp, signed Paloma Picasso, Tiffany & Co, length 48.5cm, maker's pouchFootnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 8

PALOMA PICASSO FOR TIFFANY: PERIDOT DRESS RINGCushion-cut peridot, signed Paloma Picasso, Tiffany & Co, ring size approx. M, maker's caseFootnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 25

ELSA PERETTI FOR TIFFANY: TWO SILVER PENDANT NECKLACES AND HORSE WHIP NECKLACE1st: The locket containing two orange feathers, 2nd: Of polished finish, 3rd: the silver toggle on a black cord strap, Each signed Peretti, Tiffany & Co, lengths: 1st pendant 3.4cm, chain 70.5cm, 2nd: pendant 2.6cm, chain 66.0cm, 3rd: approx. 38.0cm (3)Footnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 28

ELSA PERETTI FOR TIFFANY: SILVER MESH SCARF NECKLACE Signed Peretti, Tiffany & Co, length 124.0cmFootnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 21

ELSA PERETTI FOR TIFFANY: SILVER HALSTON SNAKE BELT/NECKLACE, CIRCA 1970Articulating skeletal combination with paste eye, signed Peretti, length 93.5cm, one eye missingFootnotes:From a Private Single-Owner CollectionLots 1 – 36 form part of a collection of 20th century artist jewels and iconic pieces by Elsa Peretti and Paloma Picasso for Tiffany that were collected over many decades by an American interior designer, who was a contemporary of Elsa Peretti. The collection reflects the owner's eye for tactile forms and distinctive, timeless design.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 16

A FRAMED PICASSO PRINT WITH TWO SIMILAR ABSTRACT WATERCOLOURS (3)

Lot 76

SILVER TIFFANY PALOMA PICASSO PENDANT 44cm long, heart shaped ribbon pendant on fine cable chain. Stamped 925 Tiffany & Co Paloma Picasso. Complete with original box, suede pouche and carrier bag. Weight 3.6 grams.

Lot 1098

Balzac,H.de.: Le Chef-d'oeuvre inconnu. Paris, Vollard 1931. 4°. Mit 67 Orig.-Textholzschnitten (2 auf dem Umschlag) von Aubert nach Picasso und 13 OrRadierungen in separatem Umschlag von Pablo Picasso. 92 S. Lose Bogen im Orig.-Umschlag. Nr. 82 von 240 Ex. - Carteret IV, 51. Geiser 123-135. Monod 763. Cramer 20: " ... can be considered to be Balzac's declaration of aesthetic faith, at least as far as painting is concerned, and his most fervent plea for the cause of art and the artist". - Eine der bedeutendsten Veröffentlichungen Vollards, mit den 13 Radierungen von Picasso. - Druck der Radierungen von Louis Fort, Ausführung der Holzschnitte von Aubert. - Zwölf der Orig.-Radierungen entstanden 1927, die dreizehnte Radierung, das Titelblatt konzipierte Picasso als Inhaltsverzeichnis, numeriert in römischen Zahlen. Diese Reihenfolge weicht jedoch von der von Vollard vorgeschlagenen ab, was Picasso in seinen Hinweisen an den Buchbinder erläutert. - Gutes Ex.

Lot 3197

Picasso, Pablo: (1881 Malaga - Mougins 1973). Sala Gaspar. Dibujos de Picasso. Plakat zur Ausstellung in Barcelona. April 1961. Orig.-Lithogr. gedruckt bei Foto-Repro, Barcelona 1961. 71 x 55,5 cm. Blgr. 90 x 65 cm. Im Stein sign. u. dat. Eines von 500 Ex. - Czwiklitzer (dtv) 45. Bloch 1294. Mourlot, Picasso Lithographe IV, Nr. 340. - Obere Ecken mit Montierspuren, verso Ecken u. tls. Rand mit Montierresten oder Dünnstellen durch Ablösen, unt. re. Ecke mit Loch, tls. Rand ger. Griffknicke, li. Rand mit kl. Einr. D

Lot 3915

Picasso, Pablo: (1881 Malaga - Mougins 1973). La Toilette de la Mère, Radierung auf Bütten. 1905/1913. 23,5 x 17,6 cm (50,8 x 32,5 cm). Auflage 250 Ex. Geiser/Baer 15 b 2 (von c); Bloch 13. Blatt 13 der Suite "Les Saltimbanques", erschienen in der Edition Vollard, herausgegeben 1913. Aus der Auflage von 250 Exemplaren nach Verstählung der Platte. Prachtvoller, filigraner Druck mit sehr schönem Plattenton und dem wohl vollen Rand, oben und unten mit dem Schöpfrand. D

Lot 511

Boeck,W.: Pablo Picasso. Linolschnitte. Stgt., Hatje (1962). Qu.Fol. Mit 45 farb. Taf. 8 Bl. Illustr. Olwd. in farb. illustr. Ohlwd.-Schuber. (Dieser mit Gebrauchsspuren). Kibbey 237. - Die Taf. geben sämtliche Linolschnitte wieder, die Picasso in den Jahren 1958-1960 schuf. - Erste 4 Tafeln u. 4 Textbl. lose.

Lot 983

Breton,A.: L'amour fou. Paris, Gallimard, 1937. 176 S., 1 Bl. Mit 20 Abbildungen auf Tafeln. 176 S., 1 Bl. Illustr. Pappband d. Zt. mit goldgepr. Rtitel. ((Etwas berieben und leicht fleckig) Nr. 176 von 500 (GA 555). Zweite Aufl. des Prosawerks mit Photographien von Brassai, Man Ray, Cartier-Bresson, Dora Maar sowie mit Abbildungen von Kunstwerken (M. Ernst, Giacometti, Picasso, Cézanne). - Papierbedingt gebräunt.

Lot 67

ABU SUBHI AL TINAWI (SYRIAN 1888-1973) ABLA & SHEIBOUBsigned in Arabic lower centremixed media on unstretched canvas pasted onto board60 x 69cm; 24 x 27 1/4in64.5 x 72.5cm; 25 3/4 x 28 1/2in (framed)executed circa 1950s/1960sProperty from a Private Collection, LondonProvenanceCollection of a Diplomat, DubaiAcquired from the above by the present ownerBorn in Damascus, Abu Subhi Al Tinawi is one of the most well-known Syrian folk artists of his time. Originally named Muhammad Harb, it was when he opened his shop in Damascus that he began signing all of his artworks Abu Subhi Al Tinawi, a familiar Arabic way of calling someone after their eldest son.Hailing from a family of reverse glass-painters and tapestry artisans, Al Tinawi made his own paint using the traditional technique of combining natural pigments with Arabic gum. He became known for reverse glass painting, a technique which, having originated in Europe and popularised in Central and Eastern Asia in the 17th century, was already fading in the Levant by Al Tinawi’s time. Continuing his work on glass and other media, such as metallic paper or cloth, he became known for his use of bright colours and simple representations of characters with straightforward expressions. Fascinated by traditional verses and stories, Al Tinawi’s oeuvre explores folk epics, historical events and religious themes. Over the decades, his prolific depictions made him a spectacular visual storyteller who was able to express the emotions of his community through popular concepts.By the time of his death, Al Tinawi had accumulated unexpected fame. Though he never left his shop to see the exhibitions of his work, pieces had travelled to Europe and beyond. Rumoured to be one of the first Arab artists to participate in an exhibition showing Picasso in Paris, his work was acquired internationally by individuals and art institutions, including the Louvre. Al Tinawi’s work has greatly influenced contemporary Arab artists and has also found its way into numerous publications and films.

Lot 65

ROBERT RAUSCHENBERG (1925-2008)SLING-SHOTS LIT # 6 RR84-1112From 'Sling-Shots Lit Series' 1985Signature incisée, titrée, datée et numérotée 25/25 sur une plaque de métal apposée sur le côté gaucheLithographie et sérigraphie en couleurs sur feuilles de mylar et toile à voile, placées dans un caisson lumineux en bois avec lumière fluorescente et stores amoviblesPublié par Gemini G.E.L., Los AngelesIngekrast met handtekening, getiteld, gedateerd en genummerd 25/25 op een metalen plaatje aan de linkerzijde.Litho en zeefdruk in kleuren op mylar vellen en zeildoek, gevat in een houten lichtbak met fluorescerend licht en beweegbare vensterluiken. Uitgegeven door Gemini G.E.L., Los AngelesIncised with signature, titled, dated and numbered 25/25 on a metal plaque affixed to the left sideLithograph and screenprint in colours on mylar sheets and sailcloth, set into a wooden lightbox with fluorescent light and moveable window shadesPublished by Gemini G.E.L., Los Angeles214,6 x 142,6 x 31,4 cmFootnotes:Provenance / HerkomstGuy Pieters Gallery; KnokkeCollection privée / privécollectie, Belgique Bibliographie / BibliografieRobert Rauschenberg and Gemini G.E.L, Gemini G.E.L Online Catalogue Raisonné, New York, no. 1175Les deux œuvres de Robert Rauschenberg que nous présentons dans la vente du 30 avril 2024 à Bruxelles sont des assemblages de boîtes lumineuses avec lithographie et sérigraphie sur des panneaux de Mylar et de toile à voile ; ils ont été publiés par Gemini G.E.L., Los Angeles.Ecoutons le galeriste Leo Castelli parler de l'œuvre de Robert Rauschenberg au réalisateur, acteur et collectionneur Claude Berri. Ensuite, Nancy Heller, auteur et professeur d'histoire de l'art, nous parle des Sling-Shots en particulier.« Je l'ai découvert comme cela, par hasard, en cherchant des artistes pour l'exposition de la 9ème rue. J'ai tout de suite vu qu'il n'était que peu influencé par les « grands », qu'il était nettement différent. Il y avait dans son travail des éléments d'une audace extraordinaire, la recherche de quelque chose de nouveau qui n'était pas la continuation de ce que de Kooning et Pollock avaient amorcé. Il y avait chez lui des éléments que l'on connaissait, son emploi du collage par exemple. Picasso et tant d'autres après lui l'avaient employé, mais l'usage qu'en faisait Rauschenberg était plus grandiose, plus surprenant, davantage fondé sur les choses qu'il trouvait dans la rue. Cela rappelait un peu Schwitters, mais chez Schwitters, tout était menu alors que Rauschenberg, pour sa part, allait jusqu'à employer des aigles empaillés et mêmes des chèvres empaillées. Il allait infiniment plus loin que tous les autres avant lui dans l'emploi d'éléments étrangers à la peinture. C'est un grand précurseur qui a eu, je crois, une influence énorme sur les générations suivantes. »Rauschenberg regardait autour de lui, la vie, son quartier, les bas-fonds de Manhattan, la misère et les détritus, et c'est cela qu'il voulait montrer : la vie telle qu'elle est. Robert Rauschenberg a cette idée que le monde en guerre doit être réformé par l'art. Il s'est donné pour mission de montrer partout son art constitué d'images multiples sorties de magazines d'actualité ou qu'il photographie lui-même.Claude Berri rencontre Leo Castelli, Paris, 1990, pp. 28, 35 et 69.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Lot 589

ANDY WARHOL (American 1928-1987) designed screen-print cotton textile, 'Happy Bug Day', orange colourway, produced circa 1955, design originally conceived as a greeting card in 1954, length 35" by full selvedge width of 38", together with a copy of Textile Design: Artists' Textiles 1940-1976 (2)Provenance: Target Gallery letter/invoice, dated 2016, signed Richard Chamberlain, private collection West WalesAuctioneers Notes: 'A dress made from an example of Happy Day Bug in this orange colour-way is on display in the touring exhibition 'Artists' Textiles: Picasso to Warhol. A rare and important textile retailed by the American firm of JCPenny (Pennys' as it later became to be known)' Richard ChamberlainComments: unused

Lot 590

PABLO PICASSO (Spanish 1881-1973) designed screen-print furnishing textile, 'Sketchbook', produced by Bloomcraft Inc. 1963, length 80" by selvedge to selvedge width of 49"Provenance: Target Gallery letter/invoice dated June 2016, signed Richard Chamberlain, private collection West WalesAuctioneers Notes: 'In 1963 the New York based company Bloomcraft collaborated with Picasso to produce a series of dazzling furnishing textiles. 'Sketchbook' featured the interior of Pablo Picasso's studio at La Californie', his home in the south of France, and was produced on a large scale repeat aimed at the exclusive American decorators market.' Richard ChamberlainComments: unused

Lot 51

After Picasso, 'Vase with Flowers', lithograph, published 1983, 23" x 18" (58 x 46cm), unframed, a/f.

Lot 775

After Pablo Picasso : Le Visage de la Paix, monochrome print, 29 cm x 39 cm

Lot 793

A Pablo Picasso print, 55 cm x 45 cm

Lot 244

AFTER PICASSO; large modern print on canvas, 'Le Rêve', 120 x 240cm, unframed.

Lot 35

TIFFANY & CO PEARL NECKLACE PALOMA PICASSO IN ORIGINAL CASE - SIX STRING - 18CT GOLD CLASP

Lot 229

AFTER PABLO PICASSO: AN OIL AND ACRYLIC PAINTING ON CANVAS DEPICTING A WOMAN, Labelled to verso for artist Edurne Uribe, dated 2012. 59cm x 44cm Mounted in a frame 69cm x 54cm

Lot 239

AFTER PABLO PICASSO: AN OIL ON BOARD PAINTING DEPICTING TWO FIGURES, Signed indistinctly and dated 1963. 68cm x 56cm

Lot 856

TWO BOTTLES OF Outstanding Wine comprising one bottle of CHATEAU MOUTON ROTHSCHILD PAUILLAC Premier Cru Classe En 1975, 73cl, label en hommage a Picasso (1881-1973), fill level upper shoulder, seal intact, sediment to neck of bottle and one bottle of Pol Roger Rose Champagne 1982, seal intact, boxed

Lot 150

PABLO PICASSO, La Flute Double, L'homme Au Mouton, large pochoir on Richard De Bas Paper, edition: 500, printed by Jacomet, 108cm x 41cm. (Subject to ARR see Buyers Conditions)

Lot 140

PABLO PICASSO, Rare World Festival of Youth and students for peace, Scarf on linen, 1951, 82cm x 82cm. (Subject to ARR see Buyers Conditions)

Lot 142

PABLO PICASSO, Femme Se Coiffant, signed in the plate, rare lithograph in colours on arches paper, edition: 575, Mourlot, antique gilt box frame. (Subject to ARR see Buyers Conditions)

Lot 97

AFTER PABLO PICASSO, 'Nature Morte Aux Citrons et Aux Oranges', oil on board, 48cm x 61cm, framed.

Lot 59

Pablo PICASSO (1881-1973). « Taureau ». Cendrier rond tourné. Céramique peinte et glaçurée. Avec l'inscription "Édition Picasso" - Cachets "Madoura plein feu" et "d'après Picasso". D’une édition de 500 exemplaires. Diamètre : 14,5 cm - Hauteur 5 cm. Bibliographie : Référencé au catalogue raisonné "Picasso, Catalogue de l'œuvre céramique édité, 1947-1971" d'Alain Ramié, Madoura 1988, cf. no. 177 ill.

Lot 61

Pablo PICASSO (1881-1973). Cercle au visage (A.R. 632).1971. Plaque en terre cuite. Estampillé, marqué et numéroté « Poinçon Originale de Picasso / Madoura Plein Feu / J. 170 - 140/500 » (au dos). Réalisé dans une édition numérotée de 500 exemplaires. Conçu en mars 1971. Dimensions : 15 x 14,8 cm.

Lot 102

GULLY( Français, né en 1977) The Children meet Picasso, Murakami, Haring, Magritte, Koons, Basquiat, De Saint- Phalle and Lichtenstein 29, 2023. Technique mixte sur toile. Signée et datée en bas à droite. 300 x 600 cm Cette œuvre sera remise avec le certificat d’authenticité de l’artiste, réf.87-29. Cette œuvre monumentale a été exposée durant l'année 2023 à la fondation Martine et Christian Morin.

Lot 62

Pablo PICASSO (1881-1973). "Ovale à l'oeil B" (A.R. 624).1971. Plaque en terre cuite. Estampillée, marquée et numérotée : "Poinçon Original de Picasso / Madoura Plein Feu / J. 165 - 73/500" (à l'arrière). Fait partie d'une édition numérotée de 500 exemplaires. Créé en mars 1971. Dimensions : 15 x 15,1 cm. Bibliographique : A. Ramié, Picasso, catalogue de l'œuvre céramique éditée, 1947 - 1971, Paris, 1988, n° 624, reproduit page 297.

Lot 231

Pablo PICASSO (1881-1973), D’Après. Affiche originale pour l’exposition Picasso au Musée Dynamique de Dakar 6 avril-6 mai 1972. Editions Mourlot. 76,5 x 56,5 cm

Lot 60

Pablo PICASSO (1881-1973). « Oiseau à la huppe ».1952. Cendrier en faïence émaillée blanche, décor à la paraffine oxydée noire. Cachet en creux, annoté "Edition Picasso" au dos. Conçu et réalisé 1952. Tirage à 500 exemplaires. Diamètre : 15,5 - Hauteur : 4 cm. Bibliographie : Référencé dans le livre « Picasso, Catalogue de l'œuvre céramique édité 1947-1971 » par Alain Ramié, Editions Madoura, 1988. Modèle similaire reproduit sous le numéro 173 et décrit à la page 95 de l'ouvrage.

Lot 63

Pablo PICASSO (1881-1973). "Losange au Barbu" (A.R.628).1971. Plaque en terre cuite. Estampillé, marqué et numéroté : "Poinçon Original de Picasso / Madoura Plein Feu / J. 168 - 160/500" (au verso). Fait partie d'une édition numérotée de 500 exemplaires. Créé en mars 1971. Dimensions : 14,8 x 15,3 cm. Bibliographique : A. Ramié, Picasso, catalogue de l'œuvre céramique éditée, 1947 - 1971, Paris, 1988, n° 628, reproduit page 297.

Lot 945

Burt Glinn (1925–2008) was an American photographer best known for his extensive work as a photojournalist, capturing significant moments in history and cultural events. Born on July 23, 1925, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Glinn's career spanned several decades, and he was associated with Magnum Photos, a renowned international photographic cooperative.Here are some key points about Burt Glinn:1. **Magnum Photos:** Burt Glinn joined Magnum Photos in 1951, becoming a full member in 1954. Magnum was founded by Robert Capa, Henri Cartier-Bresson, and others, and it is known for its association with some of the most influential photographers in the world.2. **Cuban Revolution:** One of Glinn's most famous works is his coverage of the Cuban Revolution. He was present in Havana in 1959 during Fidel Castro's rise to power, capturing pivotal moments and providing a visual record of the revolutionary events.3. **Civil Rights Movement:** Glinn covered the civil rights movement in the United States during the 1960s, documenting protests, marches, and significant figures in the struggle for civil rights.4. **Political Events:** Glinn covered numerous political events, including presidential campaigns and international summits. His photographs often provided a behind-the-scenes look at political figures and the dynamics of power.5. **Cultural Figures:** Glinn photographed a wide range of cultural figures, including artists, writers, and musicians. His lens captured moments with iconic personalities such as Andy Warhol, Miles Davis, and Pablo Picasso.6. **Books:** Glinn published several books featuring his photographic work. These books often compiled images from specific projects or periods, providing a retrospective look at his career.7. **Awards:** Throughout his career, Burt Glinn received various awards for his contributions to photojournalism. His work was recognized for its storytelling power and its ability to capture the essence of historical moments.8. **Photography Style:** Glinn's photography style is characterized by its candid and immersive approach. His images often convey a sense of intimacy and capture the energy of the events he documented.9. **Later Career:** In addition to his photojournalistic work, Glinn explored other aspects of photography, including fine art photography and portraiture. His later career reflected a versatility in approaching different genres.Burt Glinn's work remains influential, particularly for his coverage of significant historical and cultural events. His photographs provide a visual chronicle of moments that shaped the 20th century, and his contributions to photojournalism are widely recognized and appreciated.Verso is blank.

Lot 159

‡ NINA HAMNETT (Welsh 1890-1956) pencil - entitled verso, 'Life Class', signed with initials, dated verso c.1920, 44 x 28cmsProvenance: private collection West MidlandsAuctioneer's Note: born Tenby, studied at the Pelham Art School and the London School of Art between 1906 and 1910. Then launched herself into the London art world on the strength of a fifty pound advance on an inheritance from her uncle and a stipend of two shillings and sixpence a week from her aunts. She socialised with the likes of Augustus John, Walter Sickert, and Henri Gaudier-Brzeska. She became very popular as a result of her high spirits, her devil-may-care attitude, and her sexual promiscuity. Like other women at the time revelling in a newfound independence, she had her hair cut short in a ‘crophead’ style (what we would now call a basin cut) and she wore eccentric clothing: It was said that at this phase in her life Nina Hamnett had the knack of being in the right place at the right time. In 1914 she went to live in Montparnasse, Paris, immediately meeting on her first night there the Italian painter Amedeo Modigliani. He introduced her to Picasso, Serge Dighilev, and Jean Cocteau, and she went to live at the famous artist’s residence of La Ruche which housed many other Bohemian artists and modernist writers. It was there that she met the Norwegian artist Roald Kristian, who became her first husband. Rapidly she established herself as a flamboyant and unconventional figure - bisexual, drank heavily, and had liaisons with many other artists in Bohemian society, often modelling for them as a way of earning a (precarious) living. She established her reputation as ‘The Queen of Bohemia’ by such antics as dancing nude on a cafe table amongst her drinking friends. Her reputation as a Bohemian and an artist eventually filtered back to London, where she returned to join Roger Fry and his circle working on the application of modernist design principles to fabrics, furniture, clothes, and household objects as part of the Omega Workshops. She acted as a model for the clothes along with Mary Hutchinson, Clive Bell‘s mistress, and she mingled with other members of the Bloomsbury Group, such as Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant. Her paintings were exhibited at the Royal Academy and the Salon d’Automne in Paris. She also taught at the Westminster Technical Institute in London. Around this time she divorced her first husband and lived with the composer and fellow alcoholic E.J. Moeran. During the 1920s (and for the rest of her life) she made the area in central London known as Fitzrovia her home and stomping ground. This new locale for arty-Bohemia was centred on the Fitzroy Tavern in Charlotte Street which she frequented along with fellow Welsh artists Augustus John and Dylan Thomas, making occasional excursions across Oxford Street to the Gargoyle Club in Soho.After the glamorous world of modernism and the artistic avant-garde, there was a no less spectacular descent into poverty, squalor, and alcoholism, living in a bed-sit in Howland Street, infested with lice and littered with rodent droppings. It was said that the flat was furnished only with a broken-down chair, a piece of string for a clothes line, and newspapers instead of proper bedding. In 1932 she published a volume of memoirs entitled 'Laughing Torso', which was a best-seller in both the UK and the USA. Following its publication she was sued by Aleister Crowley, whom she had accused of practising black magic. The ensuing trial caused a sensation which helped sales of the book, and Crowley lost his case.Her success in this instance only fuelled her downward spiral, and she spent the last three decades of her life propping up the bar of the Fitzroy trading anecdotes of her glory years for free drinks. She took little interest in personal hygiene, was incontinent in public, and vomited into her handbag. Her ending was as spectacular as had been her previous life. Drunk one night she either fell or jumped from the window of her flat and was impaled on the railing spikes below. She lingered miserably in hospital for three more days, where her last words were “Why don’t they let me die?”Comments: framed and glazed, ready to hang

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