Lot 35, Yan Pei MING (né en 1960) ESQUISSE D'UNE TETE, 1989 Huile sur toile, 55 x 46 cm, Estimation: 50 000 - 70 000 €
Lot 9, Steven PARRINO (1958-2005), DEBBIES DOES DALLAS, 1987, Acrylique sur toile
signée, titrée et datée "1987" au dos, 92 x 92 cm, Estimation 80 000 - 100 000 € 
Lot 42, DUBOSSARSKY & VINOGRADOV (nés en 1963 et 1964), ELVIS, 2004, Huile sur toile, 195 x 145 cm, Estimation 60 000 - 80 000 € 
Lot 46 Chéri SAMBA (né en 1956), FEV 91 ET SON GRAND HUMOUR, 1991, Acrylique sur toile, 150 x 200 cm, Estimation 40 000 - 50 000 €
With auction revenues in 2007 €125,000,000 ($184,000,000), Artcurial strengthens its leading position as the first French Auction House
>>> see online catalogue Contemporary Art 1, April 3, 2008
>>>
The forthcoming Artcurial Contemporary Art Auction in Paris will offer important works by international contemporary artists including those of the most renowned Chinese, Russian and Indian artists.
Works of Anita Dube, Bose Krishnamachari and Sohan Qadri (lots 398-399 catalogue 2) will be offered together with a particularly emblematic scultpture of Subodh Gupta, considered as the Indian Damien Hirst.
In this sale a major work of Jivya Soma Mashe, the legendary Warli artist will also be presented.
Anita Dube(née en 1958), From the Family Album 'Bibbo" (lot 400 catalogue 2), 2003, sérigraphie et peinture sur toile (silk screen on painted canvas), 60 x 42.5 in, 152 x 108 cm, estimations : 9 000 – 10 000 €
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"From the Family Album Bibbo" exhibited in the Anita Dube solo show, Sakshi Gallery, Mumbai 2003, photo Hervé Perdriolle.
Bose Krishnamachari (né en 1963), « Stretched Bodies » (lot 45 catalogue 1), acrylique sur toile, 90x180 cm, estimations : 40 000 – 60 000 €
Bose Krishnamachari, « Stretched Bodies » (détail)
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Avec 125 000 000 € de ventes en 2007, Artcurial renforce sa place de première maison française de ventes aux enchères d’œuvres d’art
La prochaine vente d’art contemporain organisée par Artcurial proposera des œuvres importantes d’artistes contemporains internationaux dont celles d’artistes Chinois, Russes et Indiens parmi les plus renommés.
Seront présenté des œuvres d’Anita Dube, Bose Krishnamachari et Soan Qadri (lots 398-399 catalogue 2) accompagnées d’une sculpture particulièrement emblématique de Subodh Gupta, considéré au regard de sa notoriété comme le Damien Hirst Indien.
Sera proposé également au cours de cette vente une œuvre majeure de Jivya Soma Mashe, le légendaire artiste Warli.
Jivya Soma Mashe (né en 1934) , "The Ant" (lot 44 catalogue 1), (clic on these links to enlarge details : detail 1 - detail 2 - detail 3 ) natural pigment and acrylic on canvas, 136 x 176 cm (53,5 x 69,3 in), estimations : 5 000 - 7 000 €. Sold for 13 631 € (21,402 $).
"The Ant" is a major work of Jivya Soma Mashe, known as the M.F. Husain of Indian tribal art (Gulf News, Sept. 2007).
For this painting the artist creates for the first time, in this size and for main motif, a spiral made of several hundreds of ants. The spiral is an evocation of the Tarpana, the most important ritual dance of the Warli tribe, to which belongs Jivya Soma Mashe.
The countless number of details which characterize Jivya Soma Mashe's work in general and this painting in particular, make it a unique work, celebrating in this infinite repetition of pictorial gestures, similar to a visual mantra, to a graphic psalmody, a fantastic tribute to life and to movement, founder principles of Indian thought.
The art of Jivya Soma Mashe, as that of the aborigines of Australia, has this outstanding uniqueness of being at the same time resolutely primitive in its spirit and incredibly contemporary in its form.
Contemporary: which is of the same time, of the same epoch. Gandhi, born in 1869 and Proust, born in 1871, are contemporary to one an other as are Andy Warhol, Sayed Haider Raza and Jivya Soma Mashe.
>>> see online catalogue Contemporary Art 2, April 4, 2008
>>> see online catalogue Contemporary Art 1, April 3, 2008
>>>
The forthcoming Artcurial Contemporary Art Auction in Paris will offer important works by international contemporary artists including those of the most renowned Chinese, Russian and Indian artists.
Works of Anita Dube, Bose Krishnamachari and Sohan Qadri (lots 398-399 catalogue 2) will be offered together with a particularly emblematic scultpture of Subodh Gupta, considered as the Indian Damien Hirst.
In this sale a major work of Jivya Soma Mashe, the legendary Warli artist will also be presented.
Anita Dube(née en 1958), From the Family Album 'Bibbo" (lot 400 catalogue 2), 2003, sérigraphie et peinture sur toile (silk screen on painted canvas), 60 x 42.5 in, 152 x 108 cm, estimations : 9 000 – 10 000 €
clink on this link to enlarge detail
"From the Family Album Bibbo" exhibited in the Anita Dube solo show, Sakshi Gallery, Mumbai 2003, photo Hervé Perdriolle.
Bose Krishnamachari (né en 1963), « Stretched Bodies » (lot 45 catalogue 1), acrylique sur toile, 90x180 cm, estimations : 40 000 – 60 000 €
Bose Krishnamachari, « Stretched Bodies » (détail)
clink on this link to enlarge detail
Avec 125 000 000 € de ventes en 2007, Artcurial renforce sa place de première maison française de ventes aux enchères d’œuvres d’art
La prochaine vente d’art contemporain organisée par Artcurial proposera des œuvres importantes d’artistes contemporains internationaux dont celles d’artistes Chinois, Russes et Indiens parmi les plus renommés.
Seront présenté des œuvres d’Anita Dube, Bose Krishnamachari et Soan Qadri (lots 398-399 catalogue 2) accompagnées d’une sculpture particulièrement emblématique de Subodh Gupta, considéré au regard de sa notoriété comme le Damien Hirst Indien.
Sera proposé également au cours de cette vente une œuvre majeure de Jivya Soma Mashe, le légendaire artiste Warli.
Jivya Soma Mashe (né en 1934) , "The Ant" (lot 44 catalogue 1), (clic on these links to enlarge details : detail 1 - detail 2 - detail 3 ) natural pigment and acrylic on canvas, 136 x 176 cm (53,5 x 69,3 in), estimations : 5 000 - 7 000 €. Sold for 13 631 € (21,402 $).
"The Ant" is a major work of Jivya Soma Mashe, known as the M.F. Husain of Indian tribal art (Gulf News, Sept. 2007).
For this painting the artist creates for the first time, in this size and for main motif, a spiral made of several hundreds of ants. The spiral is an evocation of the Tarpana, the most important ritual dance of the Warli tribe, to which belongs Jivya Soma Mashe.
The countless number of details which characterize Jivya Soma Mashe's work in general and this painting in particular, make it a unique work, celebrating in this infinite repetition of pictorial gestures, similar to a visual mantra, to a graphic psalmody, a fantastic tribute to life and to movement, founder principles of Indian thought.
The art of Jivya Soma Mashe, as that of the aborigines of Australia, has this outstanding uniqueness of being at the same time resolutely primitive in its spirit and incredibly contemporary in its form.
Contemporary: which is of the same time, of the same epoch. Gandhi, born in 1869 and Proust, born in 1871, are contemporary to one an other as are Andy Warhol, Sayed Haider Raza and Jivya Soma Mashe.
>>> see online catalogue Contemporary Art 2, April 4, 2008
News : Hervé Perdriolle vous invite à découvrir les figures historiques de l'art tribal de l'Inde dans son appartement galerie, rue Gay Lussac, Paris.
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