Announcement of the auction ArtSale.info No. 90. Nesterova, Petrov, Sitnikov, Grositsky, Pivovarov, Burliuk and others. September 22–28, 2021

Submitted by: Владимир Богданов
on Wed, 09/22/2021 - 12:01
walnuts
Pacifying, contemplative, sybaritic, philosophical Nesterova. The sun is setting. The evening descends. A couple looks out from the veranda at a cozy Mediterranean town, whose houses are scattered along the mountainside. Grapes and chopped walnuts are on the table. Much has been accomplished, and how much good is yet to come.
Nesterova, Natalia Igorevna (1944–2022)
Petrov, Arkady Ivanovich (1940)
Sitnikov, Vasily Yakovlevich (1915 –1987)
Grositsky, Andrey Borisovich (1934–2017)
Pivovarov, Viktor Dmitrievich (1937)
Burliuk, David Davidovich (1882–1967)

Announcement of the auction ArtSale.info No. 85. Burliuk, Shulzhenko, Zelenin, Zverev, Grositsky, Isupov, Muravyov, Sudeikin, Latyshev, Medvedeva and others. August 18–24, 2021

Submitted by: Владимир Богданов
on Wed, 08/18/2021 - 12:01
flower
David Burliuk is the father of Russian futurism, the artist of the Russian avant-garde. At the beginning of the century, they, together with their friend Mayakovsky, slapped the public taste: they walked around with painted faces, with a spoon in their buttonhole, and they shocked the public. There is evidence that it was Burliuk who persuaded the shy Mayakovsky not to hide his poems and concentrate on poetry. Then fate dispersed them. Burliuk emigrated from Russia and settled in America.
Burliuk, David Davidovich (1882–1967)
Shulzhenko, Vasily Vladimirovich (1949)
Zelenine, Edouard Leonidovitch (1938–2002)
Zverev, Anatoly Timofeevich (1931–1986)
Grositsky, Andrey Borisovich (1934–2017)
Isupov, Alexey Vladimirovich (1889–1957)
Muravyov, Vladimir Leonidovich (1861–1940)
Sudeikin, Sergey Yurievich (1882–1946)
Latyshev, Konstantin Eduardovich (1966)
Medvedeva, Katya (1937)

Announcement of the auction ArtSale.info No. 83. Grositsky, Yakovlev, Yankilevsky, Shulzhenko, Nesterova, Zverev, Mikhnov-Voitenko and others. August 4–10, 2021

Submitted by: Владимир Богданов
on Wed, 08/04/2021 - 12:21
object
Andrey Grositsky was an artist in the orbit of unofficial art. He was called the “poet of things”. For Grositsky, not only aesthetics was important, but also the spirit of the object. The metaphysics of the object world remained his field of research throughout his life. He transformed shovels, meat grinders, rusty latches into semi-abstract portraits of things of stunning beauty and depth. Grositsky was lucky to live to be recognized. Nowadays, he can certainly be called a favorite of collectors.
Grositsky, Andrey Borisovich (1934–2017)
Yakovlev, Vladimir Igorevich (1934–1998)
Yankilevsky, Vladimir Borisovich (1938–2018)
Shulzhenko, Vasily Vladimirovich (1949)
Nesterova, Natalia Igorevna (1944–2022)
Zverev, Anatoly Timofeevich (1931–1986)
Mikhnov-Voitenko, Evgeny Grigorievich (1932–1988)
Dynnikov, Viktor Pavlovich (1939–2005)
Weisberg, Vladimir Grigorievich (1924–1985)
Nasedkin, Nikolay Nikolaevich (1954)

Announcement of the auction ArtSale.info No. 67. Rukhin, Yakovlev, Chemiakine, Kuper, Grositsky, Zverev and others. April 14–20, 2021

Submitted by: Владимир Богданов
on Wed, 04/14/2021 - 12:01
untitled
Evgeny Rukhin is a legend of nonconformism. He is one of those uncomfortable and brave “rioters”, whom the authorities did not like very much. They preferred to be feared and kept their heads down. But Rukhin demanded, defended, disagreed. And he was not afraid. He fought for the right to work freely, developed a boisterous unofficial activity in Leningrad and became a real bone in the throat with the authorities. This is why so many refuse to consider his death in a fire in his studio in 1976 as an accident.
Rukhin, Evgeny Lvovich (1943–1976)
Yakovlev, Vladimir Igorevich (1934–1998)
Chemiakine, Mikhail Mikhailovich (1943)
Grositsky, Andrey Borisovich (1934–2017)
Zverev, Anatoly Timofeevich (1931–1986)
Kuper, Yuri Leonidovich (1940)
Yakovlev, Alexander Evgenievich (1887–1938)

Announcement of the auction ArtSale.info No. 48. Sveshnikov, Vulokh, Yurlov, Grositsky, Nemukhin, Kazarin, Feoktistov, Burliuk, Lyubich, Bazilev, Voligamsi and others. November 18–24, 2020

Submitted by: Владимир Богданов
on Wed, 11/18/2020 - 12:01
head
Works by the 1960s artist Boris Sveshnikov regularly participate in our auctions, but still recall the biography. At the age of 19, he was sent to a prison camp due to slander, for anti-Soviet activities. The “goner” dying of exhaustion was saved by the paramedic Arkady Akimovich Steinberg — the artist of the “Silver Age” and the father of Eduard Steinberg. Perhaps it was precisely that camp horror that gave rise to that very unique imagery in Sveshnikov's work — with monsters, graves, infernal figures. What is called “Kafkaesque romance”.
Sveshnikov, Boris Petrovich (1927–1998)
Vulokh, Igor Alexandrovich (1938–2012)
Yurlov, Valery Ivanovich (1932)
Grositsky, Andrey Borisovich (1934–2017)
Nemukhin, Vladimir Nikolaevich (1925–2016)
Kazarin, Viktor Semyonovich (1948–2021)
Feoktistov, Vladimir Petrovich (1947)
Burliuk, David Davidovich (1882–1967)
Voligamsi, Rinat (1968)

Ideas for an investment collection. Budget: RUB 500,000. 1960s Nonconformist Art

Submitted by: Владимир Богданов
on Mon, 11/16/2020 - 16:39
investments in artists of the sixties

The tips and list of names in this article are addressed to novice collectors and investors who are at a crossroads. But not to immediately rush to buy on the list — no. This is information for reflection, a set of ideas, a range of possibilities, a private view of the ArtSale.info auction specialists. The meaning of the recommendations listed below is to protect novice collectors and investors from completely spontaneous haphazard purchases, and obviously illiquid things. So that later, when you have already decided on your own direction of collecting, the excess could be sold.

Ideas for an Investment Collection
Zverev, Anatoly Timofeevich (1931–1986)
Nemukhin, Vladimir Nikolaevich (1925–2016)
Grositsky, Andrey Borisovich (1934–2017)
Sveshnikov, Boris Petrovich (1927–1998)
Vulokh, Igor Alexandrovich (1938–2012)
Yakovlev, Vladimir Igorevich (1934–1998)
Vechtomov, Nikolay Evgenievich (1923–2007)
Belenok, Petr Ivanovich (1938–1991)
Rabin, Oscar Yakovlevich (1928–2018)
Yankilevsky, Vladimir Borisovich (1938–2018)

Announcement of the auction ArtSale.info No. 46. Weisberg, Grositsky, Pivovarov, Sooster, Zverev, Goncharova, Lapchine and others. November 4–10, 2020

Submitted by: Владимир Богданов
on Wed, 11/04/2020 - 12:01
space
One of the favorite subjects of the Freudian, the ideologist of psychophysiology in painting, is nude in space. And, of course, the signature technique of the “Russian Morandi” is the immersion of a character or object in an atmosphere cleansed of everything superfluous. This watercolor has it all. The secret of whiteness. “Invisible” colors. Cold silence. And even the model's face in his system should not distract from immersion in this infinity. Weisberg is a phenomenally subtle colorist who works painstakingly and precisely.
Weisberg, Vladimir Grigorievich (1924–1985)
Grositsky, Andrey Borisovich (1934–2017)
Pivovarov, Viktor Dmitrievich (1937)
Sooster, Ülo Ilmar (1924–1970)
Zverev, Anatoly Timofeevich (1931–1986)
Goncharova, Natalia Sergeevna (1881–1962
Lapchine, Georges (1885–1950)

Announcement of the auction ArtSale.info No. 22. Vasilkovsky, Zverev, Nemukhin, Kacharov, Novikov, Grositsky, Vulokh, Batynkov, Kropivnitsky and others. May 20–26, 2020

Submitted by: Владимир Богданов
on Wed, 05/20/2020 - 12:02
The end of winter, fragment
Sergei Ivanovich Vasilkovsky in a new manner is called a Russian-Ukrainian artist. He was born in the Kharkov province, but studied in St. Petersburg, at the Imperial Academy of Arts with Klodt and Orlovsky. Then he trained for several years in France, even participated in the Paris Salon. But, of course, the most fruitful and inspired his creative years are connected with Ukraine, with Kharkov. The artist became famous thanks to the soulful landscapes of southern nature and his favorite Cossack theme.
Vasilkovsky, Sergey Ivanovich (1854–1917)
Zverev, Anatoly Timofeevich (1931–1986)
Nemukhin, Vladimir Nikolaevich (1925–2016)
Kacharov, Oscar Abramovich (1924–2007)
Novikov, Timur Petrovich (1958–2002)
Grositsky, Andrey Borisovich (1934–2017)
Vulokh, Igor Alexandrovich (1938–2012)
Batynkov, Konstantin Aleksandrovich (1959)
Kropivnitsky, Lev Evgenievich (1922–1994)
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