Lot 274
  • 274

SONIA DELAUNAY | Projet pour la revue d'art allemande Der Ararat, Paris, 1917 (recto-verso)

Estimate
8,000 - 10,000 EUR
bidding is closed

Description

  • Sonia Delaunay
  • Projet pour la revue d'art allemande Der Ararat, Paris, 1917 (recto-verso)
  • signed Sonia Delaunay (lower right) and numbered F5099 (lower left) - rectonumbered 74 (upper right) - verso
  • India ink and watercolour on paper
  • 29,6 x 22 cm; 11 5/8 x 8 5/8 in.
  • Executed in 1917.

Provenance

Jacques Damase, Paris
Private collection, France

Condition

Please note that images of lots 273 and 274 have been inverted in the printed catalogue (but correctly illustrated in the e-catalogue and in the pdf print catalogue available on our website). Executed on cream wove paper, not laid down and sandwiched between two glasses. Left and lower edges are deckled, with associated minor nicks, tears and creases. Upper and right edges are unevenly cut with a few associated small nicks. The upper right corner is folded, probably original. There is a flattened horizontal crease along the lower edge and a few further smaller flattened creases in places. The sheet is slightly light stained and ink appears to have slightly faded. This work is in overall good condition.
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Catalogue Note

The authenticity of this work has been confirmed by Richard Riss.