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Auction archive: Lot number 76

KAREL SPILLAR (1871–1939) Spring

Auction 01.06.2017
1 Jun 2017
Opening
CZK600,000
ca. US$25,584
Price realised:
CZK900,000
ca. US$38,376
Auction archive: Lot number 76

KAREL SPILLAR (1871–1939) Spring

Auction 01.06.2017
1 Jun 2017
Opening
CZK600,000
ca. US$25,584
Price realised:
CZK900,000
ca. US$38,376
Beschreibung:

KAREL SPILLAR (1871–1939) Spring Starting price: 600 000 CZK (22 642 EUR) Hammer price: 900 000 CZK (33 962 EUR) Description dimensions: 126 x 60,5 cm (h x w) period: 1903, France A lyrical allegory of spring, showing the figure of a young girl in a flowering grove, is a remarkable example of the artist's course towards Impressionism – both in the selection of the theme and the painting technique. He enjoys pastel tones and does not portray real nature; according to V. V. Štecha, he was not a "copier" of nature and did not view figures the same way as his teacher, František Ženíšek; figures were a part of the action. The work comes from the period when Špillar lived in France, where he encountered modern art movements. Impressionism and decorativism left the strongest mark on his work. The work is exceptional in that it dates from his early period, but also in its size. Oil on canvas, signed and dated on bottom right "K.Š. 1903".

Auction archive: Lot number 76
Auction:
Datum:
1 Jun 2017
Auction house:
Arthouse Hejtmánek
Goetheho 2
16000 Prag 6
Czech Republic
info@arthousehejtmanek.cz
+420 734 311 861
+420 222 264 881
Beschreibung:

KAREL SPILLAR (1871–1939) Spring Starting price: 600 000 CZK (22 642 EUR) Hammer price: 900 000 CZK (33 962 EUR) Description dimensions: 126 x 60,5 cm (h x w) period: 1903, France A lyrical allegory of spring, showing the figure of a young girl in a flowering grove, is a remarkable example of the artist's course towards Impressionism – both in the selection of the theme and the painting technique. He enjoys pastel tones and does not portray real nature; according to V. V. Štecha, he was not a "copier" of nature and did not view figures the same way as his teacher, František Ženíšek; figures were a part of the action. The work comes from the period when Špillar lived in France, where he encountered modern art movements. Impressionism and decorativism left the strongest mark on his work. The work is exceptional in that it dates from his early period, but also in its size. Oil on canvas, signed and dated on bottom right "K.Š. 1903".

Auction archive: Lot number 76
Auction:
Datum:
1 Jun 2017
Auction house:
Arthouse Hejtmánek
Goetheho 2
16000 Prag 6
Czech Republic
info@arthousehejtmanek.cz
+420 734 311 861
+420 222 264 881
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