HINE, LEWIS (1874–1940)
Children begin very young to work in a real studio at Scarboro School, Scarboro, N.Y., 1920s. Vintage gelatin silver print. 7 x 5 inches (177 x 127 mm), verso with Hine's Hastings-on-Hudson stamp, and his title in pencil, and a possible negative number (170). Minor silvering to edges of print.
Sold for $640
Estimated at $1,000 - $1,500
Includes Buyer's Premium
HINE, LEWIS (1874–1940)
Children begin very young to work in a real studio at Scarboro School, Scarboro, N.Y., 1920s. Vintage gelatin silver print. 7 x 5 inches (177 x 127 mm), verso with Hine's Hastings-on-Hudson stamp, and his title in pencil, and a possible negative number (170). Minor silvering to edges of print.
Auction: Fine Art & Photographs, Dec 5, 2024
NEW YORK, NY -- Doyle held a successful sale in the popular Fine Art auction category on December 5, 2024. Showcased were paintings, prints and sculpture spanning the Post-War years to the present day by established and emerging artists.
Jamini Roy's Black Horse was a highlight of the sale receiving multiple bids internationally and selling for $8,960 against an estimate of $5,000-7,000. A wonderful example of artist's practice of blending Bengali patachitra paintings with flattened modernist elements, Roy's work has received new acclaim in recent years for ushering a unique identify for Indian art in modernist era. Declared a national treasure under Indian law, collectors are increasingly vying to acquire a work by him on the international art market.
Robert Moore Kulicke was a renaissance man with a deep understanding of the history of art and a reverence for the art of his own time. He was a master frame-maker, designing frames for Franz Kline, Robert Motherwell, and MoMA, as well as making period frames for works by Giotto and Leonardo da Vinci. Kulicke was also a renowned goldsmith who excelled in the art of cloisonné. And of course, he was a painter. His still lifes evoke Morandi with their quiet solitude and Manet with jewel-like colors set against rich greys. These qualities are on full display in Wildflowers in a Glass Jar with Fallen Blossom, which sold for $12,160 more than doubling its estimate of $3,000-5,000.
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