Giacometti, Diego. Table basse, trapézoidale, modèle aux chiens - photo 1

Table basse, trapézoidale, modèle aux chiens

Lot 15
27.11.2019 10:00UTC +01:00
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€ 80 000
AuctioneerVAN HAM Kunstauktionen GmbH
Event locationGermany, Köln
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ID 258191
Lot 15 | Table basse, trapézoidale, modèle aux chiens
Estimate value
€ 80 000 – 120 000
1963. Bronzetisch, grünlich patiniert und Glasplatte. 41,5 x 74 x 60cm. Drucksignatur und -monogramm (ligiert) auf einer der beiden seitlichen Querverstrebungen: DIEGO DG. Es liegt eine notariell beglaubigte Kopie der Originalexpertise vom 15. Januar 2003 von James Lord vor, in der er schreibt: "The bronze table reproduced herewith, called 'Table with dogs' heads', is an authentic work by Diego Giacometti. This table usually is decorated also on the lower strut with two stags, but Diego decided to produce this one without them (...)". Provenienz: - 1984 vom Vorbesitzer direkt vom Künstler erworben - Privatsammlung Luxemburg - Privatsammlung DeutschlandAusstellungen: - Museum Bellerive, Zürich 1988 Literatur: - Vgl. Daniel Marchesseau, Diego Giacometti, Paris 1986, S. 85 (Tisch mit Hirschen und Hunden) - Ausstellung-Katalog Museum Bellerive, Zürich 1988, Katalog-Nr. 12. Abbildung 17 Diego Giacometti wurde als Sohn des Schweizer Malers Giovanni Giacometti und Bruder des Bildhauers Alberto Giacometti am 15. November 1902 geboren. Nach einer kaufmännischen Ausbildung zog Diego 1925 zu Alberto nach Paris und wurde zum engen Berater und Begleiter seines Bruders. Ab 1939 begann Diego Giacometti mit eigenen bildhauerischen Arbeiten. Von 1950 an schuf Diego Giacometti zunehmend Möbel und Objekte, meistens Auftragsarbeiten für Innenarchitekten, Kunstsammler und Galeristen. 1966, nach dem Tod seines Bruders, konzentrierte sich Diego Giacometti ganz auf das eigene Werk. Der letzte große Auftrag machte Giacometti in weiten Kreisen der Öffentlichkeit bekannt: Er gestaltete die Innenausstattung des 1985 eröffneten Picasso-Museums in Paris. Von Diego stammen das Mobiliar, die Treppengeländer, Türbeschläge und Deckenlampen. Diegos Mobiliar sind zeitlose, elegante Kreationen, die sich in ihrer Eigenständigkeit gegenüber dem Oeuvre des Bruders Alberto behaupten
Artist:Diego Giacometti (1902 - 1985)
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