Scribd Logo
Unggah

Selamat datang di Scribd!

  • Art Déco Topten Mai 11

    Diunggah oleh

    Gavel
    28 tayangan1 halaman
    Paris, 25 May 2011 – The first sale of 20th Century Decorative Arts & Contemporary Design, held as part of Sotheby’s new corporate strategy to make Paris its European venue for sales in this field, proved a great success, totalling €4.75m ($6.64m) with 85% of lots sold by value. Cécile Verdier, European Head of 20th Century Decorative Arts & Design, said: "The success obtained this evening justifies our decision to make Paris the European venue for Decorative Arts and Design. Our aim to mount a sale covering a vast spectrum of international styles, from Art Nouveau down to Contemporary Design via Greek-inspired American furniture of the 1970s, appealed to private collectors from around the world, and they competed fiercely for the 160 lots in the sale." Early 20th century items enjoyed great success, with world record prices for works by Antoni Gaudí and Archibald Knox. The two-seat bench by Spain's Art Nouveau maestro (c.1890), kept in the same collection since 1972, fetched the sale's second-highest price of €384,750/$538.335 (est. €150,000-250,000). It was the first time a work by Gaudí had appeared at auction since 1996. A rare silver, enamel and mahogany Cymric mirror, designed by Archibald Knox for Liberty & C° (1901), posted the sale's second record price of €114,750/$160.556 (lot 8, est. €60,000-90,000). The international Art Deco market once again confirmed the incredible popularity of Jacques- Emile Ruhlmann, represented by six lots in the catalogue, with €408,750/ $571.915 rewarding his Macassar ebony Araignée table (designed c.1918/19) – a new record price for the model (est. €80,000-120,000). Highlights from the 1940s and '50s were, as ever, designs by Jean Prouvé and Jean Royère, who was represented by eleven lots, all of which sold, led by his famous Boule (or Polar Bear) armchair designed around 1947, at €84,750/$118.580 (lot 74, est. €30,000-50,000); and a pair of lounge chairs upholstered in yellow velvet at €91,950/$128.655 (lot 80, est. €15,000-20,000). Jean Prouvé's red-lacquered steel Direction armchair, designed in 1951, tripled its €20,000 high estimate on €60,750/$85.000 (lot 87). Connoisseurs of Contemporary Design seized the opportunity to acquire the quality works on offer, especially those by Israeli designer Ron Arad: a rare ceiling-lamp from his series Not Made by Hand, Not Made in China cleared high estimate on €78,750/$110.185 (lot 155); while a pair of chaises longues designed by Arad in 1992 and edited in 2003, After Spring and Before Summer, soared to €108,750/$152.160 (lot 156). Danish decorative arts, offered for auction at Sotheby’s Paris for the first time, aroused lively interest among collectors. The most popular item was Bodil Kjaer's executive desk with filing- cabinet on casters by (c.1959) that sold for €43,950/$61.495.

    Judul Asli

    ArtDécoToptenMai11

    Hak Cipta

    © Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)

    Format Tersedia

    PDF, TXT atau baca online dari Scribd

    Apakah menurut Anda dokumen ini bermanfaat?

    Apakah konten ini tidak pantas?

    Laporkan Dokumen Ini
    Paris, 25 May 2011 – The first sale of 20th Century Decorative Arts & Contemporary Design, held as part of Sotheby’s new corporate strategy to make Paris its European venue for sales in this field, proved a great success, totalling €4.75m ($6.64m) with 85% of lots sold by value. Cécile Verdier, European Head of 20th Century Decorative Arts & Design, said: "The success obtained this evening justifies our decision to make Paris the European venue for Decorative Arts and Design. Our aim to mount a sale covering a vast spectrum of international styles, from Art Nouveau down to Contemporary Design via Greek-inspired American furniture of the 1970s, appealed to private collectors from around the world, and they competed fiercely for the 160 lots in the sale." Early 20th century items enjoyed great success, with world record prices for works by Antoni Gaudí and Archibald Knox. The two-seat bench by Spain's Art Nouveau maestro (c.1890), kept in the same collection since 1972, fetched the sale's second-highest price of €384,750/$538.335 (est. €150,000-250,000). It was the first time a work by Gaudí had appeared at auction since 1996. A rare silver, enamel and mahogany Cymric mirror, designed by Archibald Knox for Liberty & C° (1901), posted the sale's second record price of €114,750/$160.556 (lot 8, est. €60,000-90,000). The international Art Deco market once again confirmed the incredible popularity of Jacques- Emile Ruhlmann, represented by six lots in the catalogue, with €408,750/ $571.915 rewarding his Macassar ebony Araignée table (designed c.1918/19) – a new record price for the model (est. €80,000-120,000). Highlights from the 1940s and '50s were, as ever, designs by Jean Prouvé and Jean Royère, who was represented by eleven lots, all of which sold, led by his famous Boule (or Polar Bear) armchair designed around 1947, at €84,750/$118.580 (lot 74, est. €30,000-50,000); and a pair of lounge chairs upholstered in yellow velvet at €91,950/$128.655 (lot 80, est. €15,000-20,000). Jean Prouvé's red-lacquered steel Direction armchair, designed in 1951, tripled its €20,000 high estimate on €60,750/$85.000 (lot 87). Connoisseurs of Contemporary Design seized the opportunity to acquire the quality works on offer, especially those by Israeli designer Ron Arad: a rare ceiling-lamp from his series Not Made by Hand, Not Made in China cleared high estimate on €78,750/$110.185 (lot 155); while a pair of chaises longues designed by Arad in 1992 and edited in 2003, After Spring and Before Summer, soared to €108,750/$152.160 (lot 156). Danish decorative arts, offered for auction at Sotheby’s Paris for the first time, aroused lively interest among collectors. The most popular item was Bodil Kjaer's executive desk with filing- cabinet on casters by (c.1959) that sold for €43,950/$61.495.

    Hak Cipta:

    Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
    Unduh sebagai PDF, TXT atau baca online dari Scribd
    Tandai sebagai konten tidak pantas
    28 tayangan1 halaman

    Art Déco Topten Mai 11

    Diunggah oleh

    Gavel
    Paris, 25 May 2011 – The first sale of 20th Century Decorative Arts & Contemporary Design, held as part of Sotheby’s new corporate strategy to make Paris its European venue for sales in this field, proved a great success, totalling €4.75m ($6.64m) with 85% of lots sold by value. Cécile Verdier, European Head of 20th Century Decorative Arts & Design, said: "The success obtained this evening justifies our decision to make Paris the European venue for Decorative Arts and Design. Our aim to mount a sale covering a vast spectrum of international styles, from Art Nouveau down to Contemporary Design via Greek-inspired American furniture of the 1970s, appealed to private collectors from around the world, and they competed fiercely for the 160 lots in the sale." Early 20th century items enjoyed great success, with world record prices for works by Antoni Gaudí and Archibald Knox. The two-seat bench by Spain's Art Nouveau maestro (c.1890), kept in the same collection since 1972, fetched the sale's second-highest price of €384,750/$538.335 (est. €150,000-250,000). It was the first time a work by Gaudí had appeared at auction since 1996. A rare silver, enamel and mahogany Cymric mirror, designed by Archibald Knox for Liberty & C° (1901), posted the sale's second record price of €114,750/$160.556 (lot 8, est. €60,000-90,000). The international Art Deco market once again confirmed the incredible popularity of Jacques- Emile Ruhlmann, represented by six lots in the catalogue, with €408,750/ $571.915 rewarding his Macassar ebony Araignée table (designed c.1918/19) – a new record price for the model (est. €80,000-120,000). Highlights from the 1940s and '50s were, as ever, designs by Jean Prouvé and Jean Royère, who was represented by eleven lots, all of which sold, led by his famous Boule (or Polar Bear) armchair designed around 1947, at €84,750/$118.580 (lot 74, est. €30,000-50,000); and a pair of lounge chairs upholstered in yellow velvet at €91,950/$128.655 (lot 80, est. €15,000-20,000). Jean Prouvé's red-lacquered steel Direction armchair, designed in 1951, tripled its €20,000 high estimate on €60,750/$85.000 (lot 87). Connoisseurs of Contemporary Design seized the opportunity to acquire the quality works on offer, especially those by Israeli designer Ron Arad: a rare ceiling-lamp from his series Not Made by Hand, Not Made in China cleared high estimate on €78,750/$110.185 (lot 155); while a pair of chaises longues designed by Arad in 1992 and edited in 2003, After Spring and Before Summer, soared to €108,750/$152.160 (lot 156). Danish decorative arts, offered for auction at Sotheby’s Paris for the first time, aroused lively interest among collectors. The most popular item was Bodil Kjaer's executive desk with filing- cabinet on casters by (c.1959) that sold for €43,950/$61.495.

    Hak Cipta:

    Attribution Non-Commercial (BY-NC)
    Unduh sebagai PDF, TXT atau baca online dari Scribd
    Tandai sebagai konten tidak pantas
    dari 1

    +33 (1) 53 05 53 05 F +33 (1) 47 42 22 32 WWW.SOTHEBYS.

    COM

    Résultats de vente Paris


    25 mai 11
    Arts Décoratifs du XXe siècle et Design Contemporain
    Vente PF1104

    Total (Including 4,746,950 € (6,641,838 $) Exch Rate: 1.40


    Buyer's Premium):
    Vendu par lot: 77.4% Lots Offerts: 159
    Vendu en valeur: 85.0% Lots 123 / 36
    Vendus/Invendus:
    Lot Prix (€) Estimation (€) Acheteur

    23 408,750 € (571,915 $) 80,000 - 120,000 Anonyme


    Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann, table Araignée en placage d'ébène de Macassar, le modèle créé vers 1918-1920

    11 384,750 € (538,335 $) 150,000 - 250,000 Collectionneur privé européen


    Antoni Gaudì, banc à 2 places, vers 1898-1917, provenant de l’Eglise Santa Colonna de Cervello près de Barcelone
    **RECORD MONDIAL POUR UN SIEGE D’ANTONI GAUDI**

    149 240,750 € (336,853 $) 80,000 - 120,000 Collectionneur privé américain


    Claude Lalanne, fauteuil Crocodile en bronze, le modèle 1972, celui-ci réalisé en 1994

    14 180,750 € (252,902 $) 150,000 - 200,000 Collectionneur privé américain


    Rembrandt Bugatti, Trois Biches, l’une face aux deux autres, bronze, vers 1906

    27 180,750 € (252,902 $) 50,000 - 70,000 Collectionneur privé américain


    Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann, paire d'appliques en bronze doré et leurs abat-jours, vers 1929

    28 144,750 € (202,531 $) 120,000 - 180,000 Anonyme


    Emile-Jacques Ruhlmann, paire de tables d'appoint en placage de loupe d’Amboine, vers 1928

    12 130,350 € (182,383 $) 50,000 - 70,000 Anonyme


    Rembrandt Bugatti, Grue de Paradis, bronze, vers 1909-1910

    108 126,750 € (177,346 $) 50,000 - 70,000 Collectionneur privé européen


    Line Vautrin, Miroir Florence, vers 1958

    65 120,750 € (168,951 $) 100,000 - 150,000 Collectionneur privé européen


    René Buthaud, La petite Gironde, fixé sous verre en neuf panneaux, 1937

    8 114,750 € (160,556 $) 60,000 - 90,000 Collectionneur privé français


    Archibald Knox, miroir Cymric, 1901, édité par Liberty & Co.
    **RECORD MONDIAL POUR UNE ŒUVRE D’ARCHIBALD KNOX**

    Spécialistes de la vente : Service de Presse :


    Cécile Verdier Sophie Dufresne
    Elie Massaoutis 01.53.05.53.66
    Jeremy Morrison sophie.dufresne@sothebys.com
    Lydia Cresswell-Jones
    Les prix comprennent la commission d'achat de l'acheteur. Les résultats de vente représentent donc les prix d’adjudication majorés de la commission d’achat. La commission
    d’achat est de 25% du prix d’adjudication sur la tranche jusqu’à 15.000 euros inclus, de 20% sur la tranche supérieure à 15.000 euros jusqu’à 800.000 euros inclus, et de 12%
    sur la tranche supérieure à 800.000 euros, la TVA ou tout montant tenant lieu de TVA au taux en vigueur étant en sus. **Estimates do not include buyer's premium**
    Vente dirigée par Alain Renner. Agrément n°2001-002 du 25 octobre 2001

    Anda mungkin juga menyukai