Jul 30, 2025 10:00 EST
Doyle at Home®
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Jun Dobashi
Japanese, 1910-1975
No 7 (Abstract Composition), 1962
Signed Jun Dobashi and dated 62 (lr); further signed, dated 1962, inscribed New York and No 7 on the reverse; inscribed illegibly on the stretcher
Oil on canvas
32 x 21 inches (81.3 x 53.3 cm)
Framed 33 1/4 x 22 1/4 inches
Sold for $544
Estimated at $600 - $800
Includes Buyer's Premium
Japanese, 1910-1975
No 7 (Abstract Composition), 1962
Signed Jun Dobashi and dated 62 (lr); further signed, dated 1962, inscribed New York and No 7 on the reverse; inscribed illegibly on the stretcher
Oil on canvas
32 x 21 inches (81.3 x 53.3 cm)
Framed 33 1/4 x 22 1/4 inches
There appear to be collaged elements in the center of the work. Small 1-inch puncture toward the center of the vertical left edge. Scattered flaking.
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Auction: Doyle at Home®, Jul 30, 2025
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Successful Doyle at Home® Auction on July 30, 2025 Surpasses Expectations
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Furniture, Decorations & Artwork from Prominent Collections & Estates
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NEW YORK, NY -- The Doyle at Home auctions attract thousands of savvy, sophisticated buyers with an endless diversity of stylish furniture and decorations from prominent estates and collections. The wide range of offerings include furniture, silver, porcelain, art glass, lamps, chandeliers and rugs for every room in your home. Discover why Doyle at Home is the go-to resource for savvy collectors, influencers and leading designers across the country!
The Boston and Newport Collections of a Distinguished British Family: Lots 127 – 157
A special section of the July 30 sale showcased furniture and decorations from The Boston and Newport Collections of a Distinguished British Family. The collection spans two generations, beginning with an American mother and British father who enlisted celebrated London decorator Kenneth Neame to create elegant interiors for their homes in Manhattan, Palm Beach and Gloucestershire. The next-generation owner expanded this collection with select pieces for his Boston Back Bay apartment and summer residence in Newport, Rhode Island.
Property of an Upper East Side Collector: Lots 338 – 358
Also featured in the sale were stylish furniture and decorations from the Property of an Upper East Side Collector.
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