Paul Mak (St. Petersburg 1891-1967 Brüssel) - Frauenakt mit Pfauenfedern, datiert 1949 - photo 1
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Paul Mak (St. Petersburg 1891-1967 Brüssel) - Frauenakt mit Pfauenfedern, datiert 1949 - photo 4
Paul Mak (St. Petersburg 1891-1967 Brüssel) - Frauenakt mit Pfauenfedern, datiert 1949 - photo 5
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Paul Mak (St. Petersburg 1891-1967 Brüssel) - Frauenakt mit Pfauenfedern, datiert 1949 - photo 1

Paul Mak (St. Petersburg 1891-1967 Brüssel) - Frauenakt mit Pfauenfedern, datiert 1949

Lot 44
26.05.2021 10:00UTC +01:00
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AuctioneerHermann Historica
Event locationGermany, Grasbrunn / München
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Lot 44 | Paul Mak (St. Petersburg 1891-1967 Brüssel) - Frauenakt mit Pfauenfedern, datiert 1949
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€ 2 700
Paul Mak (St. Petersburg 1891-1967 Brüssel) - Frauenakt mit Pfauenfedern, datiert 1949
Aquarell und Gouache-Zeichnung auf Papier. Rechts unten signiert und datiert "Mak 1949". In Passepartout und vergoldetem Holzrahmen, hinter Glas. Bildmaße 27 x 14 cm. Rahmenmaße (kleine Fehlstellen) 38,5 x 24,5 cm. Gute malerische Qualität. Unten rechts und oben links einige Risse. Rückseitig Zeitungsartikel über den Maler.
Paul Mak (Pavel Petrovich Ivanov), bekannter russischer Maler und Karikaturist, studierte im Atelier von K. F. Yuon in Moskau. Unter dem Pseudonym Paul Mak 1920 - 1921 arbeitete er als Bühnenbildner im Theater der Revolutions-Satire in Moskau. Nach seiner Auswanderung im Jahr 1922 war Mak über 20 Jahre lang Hofmaler des Schahs von Iran. Ab Mitte der 1930er Jahre lebte der Künstler in Belgien. Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg regelmäßige Ausstellungen in Brüssel und anderen belgischen Städten. 1958 erhielt er für seine im iranischen Pavillon ausgestellten Werke die Goldmedaille der Brüsseler Friedensgesellschaft.

Zustand: III

Condition Report:

russian, Russia, russie, russe, Moscow
Paul Mak (St. Petersburg 1891-1967 Brussels) - a nude with peacock feathers, dated 1949
Watercolour and gouache drawing on paper. Signed and dated "Mak 1949" on the lower right. In a mount and gilt wooden frame, behind glass. Dimensions of painting 27 x 14 cm. Dimensions of frame (minor flaws) 38.5 x 24.5 cm. Painting of good quality. Several tears on the lower right and upper left. On the reverse newspaper article on the painter.
Paul Mak (Pavel Petrovich Ivanov), well-known Russian painter and caricaturist, studied in the studio of K. F. Yuon in Moscow. Between 1920 and 1921 he worked as a stage designer at the Theatre of Revolutionary Satire in Moscow under the pseudonym Paul Mak. After emigrating in 1922, Mak was court painter to the Shah of Iran for more than twenty years. From the mid-1930s onwards, the artist lived in Belgium. After World War II, he had regular exhibitions in Brussels and other Belgian cities. In 1958, he was awarded the gold medal of the Brussels Peace Society for his paintings exhibited at the Iranian pavilion.


Condition: III

Condition Report:

russian, Russia, russie, russe, Moscow
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