Resultados de búsqueda: Paintings from Alan Wofsy Fine Arts

London: Sotheby's, 2007.. 140 p. 4to. Wrappers. Color illustrations, collection of Paintings in 85 lots. Good condition. Sale LO7625. 30 October, 2007. Work by Cecil King, Anne Madden, and others.

19th-Early 20th Century. Oil on board, signed lower left. Piece missing lower left corner.

Marin County, CA: 1992. Oil on canvas. 42 x 26 inches. Signed and dated on the verso.From the collection of the late San Francisco artist Vesta Kirby (1936-2016) who was a designer at SOM and the studio and restoration assistant and to Gordon Onslow Ford (1981-1992).Born in 1920, Fritz Rauh emigrated to the U.S. in 1954, and showed at the DeYoung in 1956 at his first U.S. exhibition. His experiences in WWII and six years spent as a Russian Prisoner of War helped shape his later life and career. Adding another layer, his affection for the natural world and his passionate and humorous love for his wife, Alix, informed his painting and supplied the depth of emotion inherent in each piece. In May 1968, San Francisco Chronicle writer Alfred Frankenstein cited Rauh as one of the most original painters in the Bay region: “[Painting] hundreds, perhaps thousands, of small, writhing connecting shapes on his canvas imitating nature and leading to a certain mysticism, the effect is ‘Magnificent’”.… Leer más

Paris: 1958.. Oil on canvas. 32 x 23.5 inches. 81 x 60 cm. Signed and dated lower right. It has his name B. Childs and address 4, rue de l'université on the verso of the canvas and the notation "7.61." Small scratch in the image. There is a label on the "museum grade honeycomb mounting panel": Conservation of Art LLC. 24127 (Childs 1567).From the collection of the late San Francisco artist Vesta Kirby (1936-2016) who was a designer at SOM and the studio and restoration assistant and to Gordon Onslow Ford (1981-1992). One Ear was given to Vesta Kirby by Roger Keyes, the art historian, curator, and poet. It had been Bernard's wedding gift to him and Keiko Keyes, his first wife.Bernard Childs, son of Russian immigrants, was born in Brooklyn/New York in 1910. In the daytime, he earned his living doing occasional jobs and at night he attended Kimon Nicolaïdes’drawing lessons at the Art Students League. A severe financial situation forced Childs to abandon his artistic work. He did not restart… Leer más

Marin County, CA: 1999. Oil on canvas. 51 x 40 inches. Signed and dated lower right as well as on the verso.From the collection of the late San Francisco artist Vesta Kirby (1936-2016) who was a designer at SOM and the studio and restoration assistant and to Gordon Onslow Ford (1981-1992).Born in 1920, Fritz Rauh emigrated to the U.S. in 1954, and showed at the DeYoung in 1956 at his first U.S. exhibition. His experiences in WWII and six years spent as a Russian Prisoner of War helped shape his later life and career. Adding another layer, his affection for the natural world and his passionate and humorous love for his wife, Alix, informed his painting and supplied the depth of emotion inherent in each piece. In May 1968, San Francisco Chronicle writer Alfred Frankenstein cited Rauh as one of the most original painters in the Bay region: “[Painting] hundreds, perhaps thousands, of small, writhing connecting shapes on his canvas imitating nature and leading to a certain mysticism, the effect is… Leer más

Berkeley: Circa 1980. Oil stick on paper. 12 x 8 inches. Signed Artist statement:  "I am a figurative painter with abstract leanings. I choose my subjects from my surroundings and experiences. Underlying the subject matter, I am interested in the elemental concepts of painting itself — space and light achieved through color and form."From the collection of the late San Francisco artist Vesta Kirby (1936-2016) who was a designer at SOM and the studio and restoration assistant and to Gordon Onslow Ford (1981-1992).

19th or Early 20th Century: India or Pakistan.. Oil on canvas mounted on board. 43 x 32 cm. Signed lower right.

New York: Christie's, 2007.. 77 pp. Quarto wrappers. color illustrations, Good condition. In 43 lots. Sale 1911. 29 November, 2007. Works by John Sloan, Childe Hassam and others.

London: Sotheby's, 2008.. 284 pp. Quarto wrappers. Color illustrations, collection of paintings in 156 lots. Good condition. Sale LO8110. 12 March, 2008. Works by Sergi Essaian, Evgeny Rukhin, and others.

London: Sotheby's, 2007.. 150 pp. Quarto wrappers. Color illustrations, collection of books in 260 lots. Good condition. Sale LO7404. 11 June, 2007. Works by Vasily Kandinsky and Franz Mark (together), Natalia Goncharova, and others.

Montréal: Circa 1960s.. Oil on canvas in yellow period frame. Signed lower right. 60 x 50 cm.

1953.. Oil on canvas. 22 x 19 inches. Signed and dated lower right.

Circa 1950s.. Oil on canvas board. Signed. and titled "Antibes." verso. 24 x 34 cm. 9.5 x 13.25 inches. Period frame.

Paris: Claude Aguttes, 2006.. 159 pp. Quarto wrappers. color illustrations, Good condition. In 150 lots. 20 December, 2006. French and English text. Russian painters.

Paris: Aguttes, 2007.. 249 pp. Quarto wrappers. color illustrations, Good condition. In 268 lots. 31 October, 2007. French text. Russian painters, contemporary art, impressionists and 19 century paintings by Mikhail Larinov, Wassily Kandinsky, Giacometti, and others.

Paris: Claude Aguttes, 2007.. 261 pp. Quarto wrappers. color illustrations, Good condition. In 336 lots. 30 March, 2007. French and English text. Russian painters, contemporary art, impressionists and 19 century as well as orientalist works.

London: Sotheby's, 2007.. 192 p. 4to. Wrappers. Color illustrations, collection of Paintings in 92 lots. Good condition. Sale LO7132. 11 December, 2007. Work by Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema, William Holman Hunt and others.

Circa 19th Century.. Oil on board. 8.5 x 12 inches. Titles and notes in the margins; possible signed as well.

1932.. Oil on board. Signed. Annotations verso. 27 x 36 cm. Period frame.

San Francico: 1955. Oil on canvas. Hand made frame. 26 x 40 inches. Signed and dated lower right.A California painter and poet affiliated with San Francisco's North Beach and the San Francisco Beat Movement. His small paintings were in an exuberant figurative or abstract style. He was an instructor at the San Francisco Art Institute and at the San Francisco Creative Art Center, which he co-founded. Often collaborating with Beat poet Ruth Weiss, he illustrated her book of poetry Gallery of Women and was immortalized in one of her poems.From the collection of the late San Francisco artist Vesta Kirby (1936-2016) who was a designer at SOM and the studio and restoration assistant and to Gordon Onslow Ford (1981-1992).