VERESHCHAGUINE VASSILY PÉTROVITCH (1842-1904) - photo 1
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VERESHCHAGUINE VASSILY PÉTROVITCH (1842-1904) - photo 1

VERESHCHAGUINE VASSILY PÉTROVITCH (1842-1904)

Lot 10
07.04.2017 16:00UTC +01:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 30 000
AuctioneerLECLERE - Maison de ventes
Event locationFrance, Marseille
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ID 626
Lot 10 | VERESHCHAGUINE VASSILY PÉTROVITCH (1842-1904)
Estimate value
€ 30 000
VERESHCHAGUINE VASSILY
PÉTROVITCH (1842-1904)
Soldat Ouzbek
Huile sur toile
Monogrammé « B » en bas à gauche
43 x 21,5 cm.
Peint vers 1859
Ce portrait d’Ouzbek en costume cosaque fut
certainement peint durant la campagne d’Asie
centrale (1867-1870) du général Kaufmann qui
fut durant gouverneur du Turkestan
Exposition :
L’oeuvre est très certainement celle mentionnée
au catalogue de l’exposition de Londres du
Cristal Palace de 1873 : Painting & Sketches of
Central Asia, Sydenham, 1873, N°55.
Bibliographie :
A. Lebedev, G.Burova, V.V. Vereshchagin i
V.V.Stasov, Moscou, 1953
V. Verseshchagin, Painter-Soldier-Traveller,
autobiographical sketches, F.H. Peters (trad.),
Londres, II vol., 1887.
Moskovskaja politecniche skaja vystakava
Turkestanska, (Turkestan studies exhibition)
Moscou,1872.
ВЕРЕЩАГИН ВАСИЛИЙ ПЕТРОВИЧ
(1842-1904)
Узбек
монограмма: В
Холст, масло, 1869
Выставка:
Лондон Crystal Palace, 1873
Провенанс:
Каталог Painting & Sketches of Central Asia,
Crystal Palace, Sydenham, 1873, № 55
Частная коллекция, США
Частная коллекция, Брюссель
Эскиз. Узбек в костюме казака написан
во время пребывания художника в
Центральной Азии, 1867-1870, когда он
был атташе Генерала Кауфмана, русского
генерал-губернатора в Туркестана.

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