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PETR BRANDL (1668-1735): HEAD OF AN OLD MAN / After 1718, Bohemia

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PETR BRANDL (1668-1735): HEAD OF AN OLD MAN / After 1718, Bohemia
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PETR BRANDL (1668-1735): HEAD OF AN OLD MAN / After 1718, Bohemia
The painting captures the expressive portrait of an old man. As it lacks attributes, it is impossible to determine exactly which figure is depicted. It is among the typical portraits and studies of the heads and busts of old men painted by Brandl from the second decade of the 18th century. In terms of technology and style, the work bears all of the signs of the artist's mature brushwork, so there is no doubt as to the authorship of the painting. Oil on canvas. Assessment by Professor Ví­t Vlnas, restoration report by Šárka and Petr Berger. / 56,5 x 44,5 cm

PETR BRANDL (1668-1735): HEAD OF AN OLD MAN / After 1718, Bohemia
The painting captures the expressive portrait of an old man. As it lacks attributes, it is impossible to determine exactly which figure is depicted. It is among the typical portraits and studies of the heads and busts of old men painted by Brandl from the second decade of the 18th century. In terms of technology and style, the work bears all of the signs of the artist's mature brushwork, so there is no doubt as to the authorship of the painting. Oil on canvas. Assessment by Professor Ví­t Vlnas, restoration report by Šárka and Petr Berger. / 56,5 x 44,5 cm

AUCTION 2016

Sale Date(s)
Lots: 311
Venue Address
ARTHOUSE HEJTMANEK
GALLERY & AUCTION HOUSE Ltd.
Goetheho 17/2
Prague 6
160 00
Czech Republic

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WHERE
ARTHOUSE HEJTMÁNEK 
Gallery and Auction house Ltd. 
Goetheho 17/ 2 
160 00 Prague 6 
Czech Republic

WHEN
Exhibition: 16. 5. – 1. 6. 2016 / 10.00 – 18.00
                            2. 6. 2016 / 10.00 – 12.00 
Auction:                2. 6. 2016: entry from 15.00, start at 16.00

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WHAT TO LOOK FORWARD TO

Absolutely extraordinary jewel of this year´s auction is Otakar Kubín´s Self-Portrait originating from author´s early Paris times 1913-14, whose starting price will be 1 800 000 CZK. 

For example, you can also look forward to Václav Brožík´s painting "Master Jan Hus in the Council of Constance" (before 1883) that was originally a part of the collection of wealthy Parisian collector Charles Sedelmeyer, the artists father-in-law, and has been a part of private collection in Vienna recently. 

Another unique piece is opulent Ottoman sabre from the Battle of Vienna, 1683. A weapon in gilded silver design is decorated with green turquoises. It was probably stolen from a high Turkish commander by Polish soldiers, and as a sign of victory they replaced the Turk blade for a Polish one. Or, there is also a rifle from 19th century in a cassette with complete accessories for maintanenance of the weapon and casting of balls. It was made by a member of important family "Le Page" that gave birth to many personal gunsmiths of French monarchs. 

Among the antiquities, there will also be a completely unique aquamanille - a bronze water vessel in the shape of lion probably originated in 13th century.

Interesting pieces representing modern art are a nude of young Tahitian by Maxim Kopf or Antonín Procházka´s Self Portrait.

 

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