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37Konstantin Egorovich MakovskyBlind Man's BluffLOT SOLD.4,287,400GBP -
108Niko Pirosmani (Georgian)Georgian Woman Wearing a LechakiLOT SOLD.2,230,000GBP -
112Nikolai FechinPortrait of a Young GirlLOT SOLD.610,000GBP -
34Ilya Efimovich RepinPortrait of Leo TolstoyLOT SOLD.514,000GBP -
148Robert Rafailovich FalkGreek Woman (Portrait of Inna Costakis)LOT SOLD.442,000GBP -
44Alexei Alexeevich HarlamoffGirl with FlowersLOT SOLD.286,000GBP -
32Sergei Arsenievich VinogradovChildren Herding CalvesLOT SOLD.262,000GBP -
95Mikhail Fedorovich LarionovGarden in TiraspolLOT SOLD.231,250GBP -
141Alexander Vasilievich KuprinAutumn Bouquet Against Blue Background (Krylatskoe)LOT SOLD.225,000GBP -
103Yuri Ivanovich PimenovStreet Scene in NovorossiyskLOT SOLD.212,500GBP
Overview
The Russian Pictures sale achieved a total of £13.4m, the highest of any auction house holding sales during London’s Russian week. Konstantin Makovsky’s monumental Blind Man’s Bluff sold for £4.3m, establishing a new auction record for the artist and making it the most expensive work sold in a Russian sale in 2018.
Other notable results include Niko Pirosmani’s Georgian Woman Wearing a Lechaki, which sold for a record-breaking £2.2m on an estimate of 500,000-700,000 GBP, as well as Nikolai Fechin’s Portrait of a Young Girl which sold for £610,000. Robert Falk’s Greek Woman (Portrait of Inna Costakis) sold for £442,000, more than doubling its pre-sale estimate, and Yuri Pimenov’s Street Scene in Novorossiysk made £212,500 on estimates of £50,000-70,000.
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