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Property from a Private Collection, Germany

Property from a Private Collection, Germany VADIM SIDUR 1924-1986 DANCE signed in Cyrillic and dated 60 l.r. ink on paper Sheet: 28.5 by 20cm, 11¼ by 8in. Framed: 47 by 37cm, 18½ by 14½in. To view Shipping Calculator, please click here

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VADIM SIDUR 1924-1986 A GROUP OF THREE DRAWINGS [3] one signed in Cyrillic and dated 78 l.l., the others signed in Cyrillic and dated 75 l.r. ink on paper Sheet: (i) 11½ by 8in., 29 by 20cm; (ii) 11½ by 8in., 29 by 20cm; (iii) 6½ by 4¼in., 16.5 by 10.5cm Framed: (i) 23¾ by 20in., 60.5 by 50.5cm; (ii) 22¼ by 18½in., 56.5 by 47cm; (iii) 9¼ by 7in., 23.5 by 17.5cm

vadim sidur | a group of three drawings [3]

Property from the Bar-Gera Collection Vadim Sidur 1924 - 1986 Couple signed in Cyrillic and dated 79 l.l.; further bearing various exhibition labels on the backing board and frame ink on paper Sheet: 29.5 by 21cm, 11¾ by 8¼in. Framed: 50.5 by 42cm, 19¾ by 16½in.

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Escape Artists: The Non-Conformists Online

signed in Cyrillic and dated '68' l.l.watercolor and ink on paperSidur’s only public lifetime exhibition took place in the House of Writers in Moscow in a one-day show in 1968. The problem of pain and human suffering was a major theme in his artworks, which have since become symbols of opposition to any kind of totalitarianism.  The curvilinear human forms of the present work on paper are hallmarks of his paintings as well as his sculptures. In 1987 the Vadim Sidur Museum of Sculpture was established in Moscow, following the artist’s death. During a 2015 exhibition at Manezh a number of Sidur’s sculptures were smashed by an activist who deemed the works blasphemous.

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