Null NOVELLA PARIGINI
NEW PARENTS
Chiusi (Rome) 1921

Horses

Spray on glossy c…

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NOVELLA PARIGINI NEW PARENTS Chiusi (Rome) 1921 Horses Spray on glossy colored cardboard 50,00x70,00 Signature at bottom center. Certificate of provenance and authenticity by the Auction House.

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NOVELLA PARIGINI NEW PARENTS Chiusi (Rome) 1921 Horses Spray on glossy colored cardboard 50,00x70,00 Signature at bottom center. Certificate of provenance and authenticity by the Auction House.

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Louis XVI style table clock in bronze, fles. s.XIX. Box topped in cup with decorative acanthus and garland. Dial with Roman and Arabic numerals. Paris movement with hour and half-hour chiming. Key enclosed. 43 x 35 x 14.5 cm. Needs to be reworked.

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P. HELLEU (1859-1927), Parisian in profile, around 1900, color etching Paul César Helleu (1859 Vannes, Brittany - 1927 Paris): Elegant Parisian in profile, c. 1900, color etching Technique: color etching on Paper, rolled-on on Cardboard Inscription: Lower right signed in the printing plate: "Helleu". At the lower part inscribed in the printing plate: "Parisienne IV". Date: c. 1900 Description: The artwork illustrates the profile of an elegant woman in fine lines. Her hair, rich and textured, is highlighted by coloured accents in the barrettes, lending a light colourfulness to the depiction. Her pose, characterised by grace and poise, is accentuated by a restrained colour palette that highlights the delicate face and downcast gaze. The partially sketched body hints at perfection in the unfinished depiction. From a series of portraits of women from Paris. Keywords: Profile; Woman; Elegance; Hair splendour; Lines; Grace; Confidence; Colour accents; Lowered gaze; Unfinished portrayal; Hair clips; Colour palette; Artwork; Illustration; Pose; Delicacy; Structured; Restraint; Academic discourse;, 20th century, Art Nouveau, Portraits, France, Size: Cardboard: 31,0 cm x 18,3 cm (12,2 x 7,2 in)

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Female bust; Cyprus century, V-IV BC. Limestone. It shows superficial wear and losses of material on the nose, cheek and chin. Provenance: Alexandre Iolas, (1908-1987), Paris, acquired on the Parisian art market in the 1960s/1970s. Measurements: 17,5 x 9 x 11,5 cm. Beautiful head of a veiled woman made in Cypriot limestone. Probably belonging to a larger sculpture. It shows a feminine face with very characteristic features, like almond-shaped eyes, big nose and thick lips, a serene face with a hint of smile. She wears a hairstyle with a veil that reveals her curly hair-finished in front. This work belonged to the collection of Alexander Iolas (1908 - 1987), a famous Greek-American art gallery owner of Egyptian origin and great collector of modern art, who launched the careers of René Magritte, Andy Warhol or Max Ernst among other artists. He established the modern model of the world art business, managing successful galleries in Paris, Geneva, Milan and New York. Ancient Cypriot art refers to all works of visual art originating from Cyprus in the Eastern Mediterranean, from about 10,000 B.C. to about 330 A.D. During this period, various types of objects such as domestic tools, weapons, jewelry and decorative figures were produced. This range of art attests to the mixture of both native and foreign influences from ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome as they successively occupied the country. Works of art produced in ancient Cyprus incorporate almost every visual art medium worked in ancient history, including terracotta, stone, metals, glass, and precious stones. There is superficial wear and loss of material on the nose, cheek and chin.

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