Property from a European Private Collection
Marianne Stokes
Little Brother and Little Sister
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December 7, 01:32 PM GMT
Estimate
25,000 - 35,000 GBP
Lot Details
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Property from a European Private Collection
Marianne Stokes
Austrian
1855 - 1927
Little Brother and Little Sister
signed with monogram lower right and inscribed with verse within a painted banner
oil, tempera and gold-paint with gesso relief on panel
Unframed: 74 by 61cm., 29 by 24in.
Framed: 85 by 73cm., 33.5 by 28.5in.
Gustav Pisko Gallery, Prague
The Ginzkey family of Vratislavice nad Nisou Bohemia (now known as Liberec in Czechia)
London, The Fine Art Society, Dutch Life and Landscape, 26 February – 24 March, 1900, no. 9
London, Leighton House, Loan Exhibition of Modern Paintings in Tempera, 15 April 15 – 1 June 1901, no. 33
Pittsburgh, Carnegie Institute, Sixth Annual Exhibition, 1901, no. 214
London, Whitechapel Art Gallery, Artists from St Ives, Spring 1902, no. 130, lent by the artist
Birmingham, Royal Birmingham Society of Artists, 76th Autumn Exhibition, 1902, no. 39, price £84
Prague, Gustav Pisko Gallery, Kunslerinnen und ihre Gaste, (Artists and their Guests), 1904, no. 48
Paul George Konody, 'Art Centres, Review of the Fine Art Society Exhibition', The Artist, vol. XXVII, April 1900, pp. 429–432, illustrated p. 431
Alice Meynell, ‘Mrs Adrian Stokes’, in The Magazine of Art, March 1901, illustrated in black and white p. 245
Willa Cather, 'Popular Pictures', in The Pittsburgh Gazette, 24 November 1901, p. 6
Aymer Vallance, ‘The Revival of Tempera painting', in The Studio, vol. XXIII, August 1901, p. 160, illustrated in black and white p. 157
The Ladies' Home Journal, Philadelphia, February 1907 (illustrated front cover)
Magdalen Evans, Utmost Fidelity, the Painting Lives of Marianne and Adrian Stokes, Bristol 2009, p. 82, 85 & 101, illustrated p. 82
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