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Repin painting, "Parisian Cafe"

Repin painting, "Parisian Cafe"

Russian Masterpiece Scores $7.3m

June 06, 2011

There are a lot of millionaires in Russia now, and their money has been showing up at art auctions, especially those featuring Russian painters. On Monday in London, a painting entitled, “A Parisian Café,” by Czarist master Ilya Repin sold for $7.3m, more than Christie’s ever scored for a Russian painting.

Done in an impressionist style, Repin’s large scale painting was branded as scandalous when first displayed in Paris. It has been privately owned and not seen publicly for nearly a century. Repin outlived the shocked criticism and is recognized as one of Russia’s greatest artists of the late 19th Century.

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Craven Heifer Portrait Sells For Fat Price

January 30, 2013

She was, in fact, just a fat cow, but this “Craven Heifer” was England’s heftiest heifer ever. She weighed 4,368 pounds, was 11-feet long, stood 7-feet tall and became famous as she toured England for the yokels who paid to see her. An unknown artist did her portrait that sold at Bonhams London last night for $25,568.

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Rare Pissarro Leads Bonhams Impressionist Sale

January 29, 2013

Impressionist Camille Pissarro painted just two depictions of the Normandy coastline, and the whereabouts of only one is known. That would be “Falaises aux Petites-Salles,” which will be the highlight at Bonhams Impressionist and Modern Art auction on February 5th in London. The rare canvas, dominated by the sea and a sky filled with storm clouds,  is expected to bring $236,000-$315,000.

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Maritime Art At Bonhams

January 22, 2013

In the mid-19th century, when sailing vessels ruled the seas, stormy voyages were a favorite theme of maritime artists. One of the most accomplished was James Edward Buttersworth, whose masterpiece may be his depiction, circa 1855, of the famous Clipper ship Flying Cloud emerging from a hurricane. When the painting comes up for auction later this week at Bonhams’ Maritime Paintings & Decorative Arts sale in New York, it’s expected to realize $200,000-$300,000.

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