Announcement of the auction ArtSale.info No. 140. Shulzhenko, Zverev, Sveshnikov, Lebedev, Grositsky, Vechtomov and others. October 5–11, 2022

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on Wed, 10/05/2022 - 12:01
tree
Kasimov is an ancient town in the Ryazan region on the picturesque high bank of Oka. In those parts, in the village, Vasily Shulzhenko spent his childhood. It was there that he got his first glimpse of bizarre representatives of human fauna, which many years later turned into phantasmagoric characters in his paintings.
Shulzhenko, Vasily Vladimirovich (1949)
Zverev, Anatoly Timofeevich (1931–1986)
Sveshnikov, Boris Petrovich (1927–1998)
Lebedev, Rostislav Evgenievich (1946)
Grositsky, Andrey Borisovich (1934–2017)
Vechtomov, Nikolay Evgenievich (1923–2007)

Announcement of the auction ArtSale.info No. 138. Tselkov, Grositsky, Sveshnikov, Kacharov, Gintovt and others. September 21–27, 2022

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on Wed, 09/21/2022 - 12:01
muzzle
Oleg Tselkov is an artist of life metaphors. His trademark face masks and biomorphic plastics are his toolkit for the visual expression of ideas. He invented this language in the late 1950s and used it until the end of his life.
Tselkov, Oleg Nikolaevich (1934–2021)
Grositsky, Andrey Borisovich (1934–2017)
Sveshnikov, Boris Petrovich (1927–1998)
Kacharov, Oscar Abramovich (1924–2007)
Gintovt, Alexey Yurievich (1965)

Announcement of the auction ArtSale.info No. 135. Steinberg, Sveshnikov, Chubarov, Nemukhin, Slepyshev, Tselkov and others. August 31 — September 6, 2022

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on Wed, 08/31/2022 - 12:01
bird
1971 — Steinberg's Moscow-Tarusian period. A light, airy, luminous piece. Figurative basis dominates in this work. Although if you look closely, the background on which the bird flies is dissected by a geometric element, typical of the artist's Suprematist line.
Steinberg, Eduard Arkadevich (1937–2012)
Sveshnikov, Boris Petrovich (1927–1998)
Chubarov, Evgeny Iosifovich (1934–2012)
Nemukhin, Vladimir Nikolaevich (1925–2016)
Slepyshev, Anatoly Stepanovich (1932–2016)
Tselkov, Oleg Nikolaevich (1934–2021)

Announcement of the auction ArtSale.info No. 134. Tselkov, Koshlyakov, Nesterova, Sveshnikov, Bielutin and others. August 17–30, 2022

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on Wed, 08/17/2022 - 12:01
head
One of the most famous innovators of the post-war generation was expelled several times from various art institutes. Living in the Soviet Union, Oleg Tselkov regularly had to go to subterfuges to be considered an artist and not a slacker. But for some reason, Evtushenko, Akhmatova, Siqueiros and Guttuso came to this untrustworthy subject to see paintings in his room on Sokol. His father, who worked at a secret plant, was then dragged to the KGB to take responsibility for his son's dubious acquaintances.
Tselkov, Oleg Nikolaevich (1934–2021)
Koshlyakov, Valery Nikolaevich (1962)
Nesterova, Natalia Igorevna (1944–2022)
Sveshnikov, Boris Petrovich (1927–1998)
Bielutin, Ely Mikhailovich (1925–2012)

Announcement of the auction ArtSale.info No. 132. Zverev, Yakovlev, Sveshnikov, Bakhchanyan, Namdakov, Ikonnikov, Izmailov, Gerlovin and others. August 3–9, 2022

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on Wed, 08/03/2022 - 12:01
abstraction
According to legend, the sudden appearance of the Suprematist cycle by the expressionist Zverev in the late 1950s occurred after he saw works by Olga Rozanova and Lyubov Popova in the apartment of George Costakis. Being greatly impressed by the Russian avant-garde, he created a series of geometric abstractions of his own. It was a very short and vivid experimental period, which began suddenly and ended suddenly. Since the end of the 1950s, Zverev never returned to this subject.
Zverev, Anatoly Timofeevich (1931–1986)
Yakovlev, Vladimir Igorevich (1934–1998)
Sveshnikov, Boris Petrovich (1927–1998)
Bakhchanyan, Vagrich Akopovich (1938–2009)
Namdakov, Dashi (1967)
Ikonnikov, Dmitry Evgenievich (1952–2019)
Izmailov, Evgeny Askerovich (1939)
Gerlovin, Valery Markovich (1945)

Announcement of the auction ArtSale.info No. 131. Steinberg, Sveshnikov, Vechtomov, Slepyshev, Gorokhovsky, Zverev, Kandaurov, Lemport, Chakhal and others. July 27 — August 2, 2022

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on Wed, 07/27/2022 - 12:01
abstraction
The exemplary Steinberg of the late 1970s. Even before France, before emigration, before the Claude Bernard Gallery. This is the Moscow-Tarusian Steinberg. And this is the high point of his explorations into the depths of suprematist abstraction.
Steinberg, Eduard Arkadevich (1937–2012)
Sveshnikov, Boris Petrovich (1927–1998)
Vechtomov, Nikolay Evgenievich (1923–2007)
Slepyshev, Anatoly Stepanovich (1932–2016)
Gorokhovsky, Eduard Semenovich (1929–2004)
Zverev, Anatoly Timofeevich (1931–1986)
Kandaurov, Otari Zakharovich (1937)
Lemport, Vladimir Sergeevich (1922–2001)
Chahal, Gor (1961)

Announcement of the auction ArtSale.info No. 130. Sveshnikov, Leonov, Slepyshev, Zverev, Borisov, Krasnopevtsev, Burliuk, Surovtseva and others. July 20–26, 2022

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face
This painting of rare beauty comes from the collection of Piero Savoretti, an Italian entrepreneur and collector. The painting belongs to a particularly valuable inspired period. At the end of the 1970s Sveshnikov's palette becomes more dense and saturated. Connoisseurs note that in some works fantastic phosphorescent effect begins to appear, which will later disappear from his painting.
Sveshnikov, Boris Petrovich (1927–1998)
Leonov, Pavel Petrovich (1920–2011)
Slepyshev, Anatoly Stepanovich (1932–2016)
Zverev, Anatoly Timofeevich (1931–1986)
Borisov, Leonid Konstantinovich (1943–2013)
Krasnopevtsev, Dmitry Mikhailovich (1925–1995)
Burliuk, David Davidovich (1882–1967)
Surovtseva, Elena Mikhailovna (1952)

Announcement of the auction ArtSale.info No. 111. Nemukhin, Vulokh, Kuper, Orlov, Zverev, Khvostenko, Vasiliev-Mon, Pepperstein, Burliuk and others. March 1–8, 2022

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on Wed, 03/02/2022 - 12:01
moon
“The Moon with Letters” is an uncommon, conceptual subject in the work of the sixties artist Vladimir Nemukhin. We are used to card tables and jacks. And here the moon, and also strange syllables. We can assume that this is a dialogue with Velimir Khlebnikov, a reference to the poetry of the Russian avant-garde.
Nemukhin, Vladimir Nikolaevich (1925–2016)
Vulokh, Igor Alexandrovich (1938–2012)
Kuper, Yuri Leonidovich (1940)
Orlov, Boris Konstantinovich (1941)
Zverev, Anatoly Timofeevich (1931–1986)
Sveshnikov, Boris Petrovich (1927–1998)
Khvostenko, Alexey Lvovich (1940–2004)
Vasiliev-Mon, Yuri Vasilievich (1925–1990)
Pepperstein, Pavel Vitalievich (1966)
Burliuk, David Davidovich (1882–1967)

Announcement of the auction ArtSale.info No. 108. Boruch, Vulokh, Yakovlev, Zverev, Vechtomov, Bulatov, Sveshnikov, Bukh, Andreenkov and others. February 9–15, 2022

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on Wed, 02/09/2022 - 12:01
fish
Boruch was the pseudonym of Boris Steinberg, son of Arkady Steinberg and brother of Eduard Steinberg. Considered a talented poet by his family, Boruch never published a line of his poetry, but became one of the most brilliant figures of unofficial art. He was an uncompromising and independent figure.
Boruch (1938–2003)
Vulokh, Igor Alexandrovich (1938–2012)
Yakovlev, Vladimir Igorevich (1934–1998)
Zverev, Anatoly Timofeevich (1931–1986)
Vechtomov, Nikolay Evgenievich (1923–2007)
Bulatov, Erik Vladimirovich (1933)
Sveshnikov, Boris Petrovich (1927–1998)
Bukh, Aron Froimovich (1923–2006)
Andreenkov, Vladimir Emelyanovich (1930)

A Footprint in the Sand. The mystery of Boris Sveshnikov's painting

Submitted by: Владимир Богданов
on Tue, 01/25/2022 - 18:11
a footprint in the sand

The original title of this amazingly complex painting was among the mysteries deliberately left by the author. Boris Sveshnikov often wrote the title and date on the back. But not this time. As a result, the painting changed its title several times over the 60 years. Someone saw in it a park at dusk, someone a path in the evening woods, someone a trail in the sand. The clue, meanwhile, was in the most prominent place. But in order to see the plot, a drop of magic was needed: the attentive viewer had to be helped at just the right moment by the light that fell correctly.

Sveshnikov, Boris Petrovich (1927–1998)
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