STERENBERG DAVID (1881-1948) - photo 1
STERENBERG DAVID (1881-1948) - photo 1

STERENBERG DAVID (1881-1948)

Lot 16
18.04.2018 16:30UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 50 000
AuctioneerLECLERE - Maison de ventes
Event locationFrance, Marseille
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ID 56571
Lot 16 | STERENBERG DAVID (1881-1948)
Estimate value
€ 50 000 – 60 000
STERENBERG DAVID (1881-1948) Nature morte aux poissons Huile sur toile ovale Signée en cyrillique « D. Shtérenberg » en bas à droite 74,5 x 61,5 cm. Provenance : Don de Fialka Sterenberg, fille de l’artiste, à André Nakov, Moscou, 1982. Acquis auprès de ce dernier en 1995 par le propriétaire actuel. Collection privée, Suisse. Notre nature morte a été peinte dans les années 1920 lorsque le peintre était à l’Académie Vitti en contact avec Henri Martin et Kees van Dongen. Les œuvres de cette période créative s’inspirent largement du cubisme et de la palette de Cézanne. Sa composition est d’une extrême simplicité et reconnaissable par son absence volontaire de perspective. L’espace est entièrement pris par le sujet dont les formes tendent à s’estomper devant le primat de la couleur. L’art de la nature morte de Shterenberg est marqué par la fascination pour l’objet et la volonté d’en saisir l’essence intemporelle. A l’exemple de Spinoza il contemple le monde sub specie aeternitatis. Штенберг Давид (1881-1948) Натюрморт с рыбами масло, холст, подпись «Д. Штенберг» справа внизу Провенанс: Подарок Фиалки Штенберг дочери художника Андрею Накову 1982 Приобретено у последнего в 1995 году нынешним владельцем. Частная коллекция, Швейцария. Наш натюрморт был написан в 1920-х годах, когда художник был в Академии Витти и общался с Анри Мартином и Кисом ван Донгеном. Работы этого творческого периода во многом вдохновлены палитрой кубизма и Сезанна. Его состав чрезвычайно прост и узнаваем.
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