"Sarah Bernhardt" - A goblet,
1905 FAREWELL AMERICAN TOUR 1906, colourless glass, of conical form, the faceted body with amber overlay, cut rim, the facing side with a cut scene depicting the Parisian actress in the role of "The Lady of the Camellias", in the background a starry sky and canopy, the bottom left a left hand, holding a rose stem, as a gesture of veneration, the reverse side engraved inscription, smooth round base on an octagonal plinth, smooth base, height: 18 cm, Bohemia ca. 1960, after Alfons Mucha (Ru)
Alfons Maria Mucha, (South Moravia 24.7.1860-14.7.1939 Prague), graphic and applied artist, goes to Paris at the age of 28, where he becomes famous for his posters depicting Sarah Bernhart; The "Camellias" poster became the foundation of the "Mucha" style.
Esperta: Ursula Rohringer
Ursula Rohringer
+43-1-515 60-382
ursula.rohringer@dorotheum.at
05.12.2016 - 13:00
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EUR 500,- a EUR 700,-
"Sarah Bernhardt" - A goblet,
1905 FAREWELL AMERICAN TOUR 1906, colourless glass, of conical form, the faceted body with amber overlay, cut rim, the facing side with a cut scene depicting the Parisian actress in the role of "The Lady of the Camellias", in the background a starry sky and canopy, the bottom left a left hand, holding a rose stem, as a gesture of veneration, the reverse side engraved inscription, smooth round base on an octagonal plinth, smooth base, height: 18 cm, Bohemia ca. 1960, after Alfons Mucha (Ru)
Alfons Maria Mucha, (South Moravia 24.7.1860-14.7.1939 Prague), graphic and applied artist, goes to Paris at the age of 28, where he becomes famous for his posters depicting Sarah Bernhart; The "Camellias" poster became the foundation of the "Mucha" style.
Esperta: Ursula Rohringer
Ursula Rohringer
+43-1-515 60-382
ursula.rohringer@dorotheum.at
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| Asta: | Vetri e porcellane |
| Tipo d'asta: | Asta in sala |
| Data: | 05.12.2016 - 13:00 |
| Luogo dell'asta: | Wien | Palais Dorotheum |
| Esposizione: | 30.11. - 05.12.2016 |