Leilão 33 - Have you read Faust? - Not... inattentive. (F. Dostoevsky).
Por Raskolnikov Gallery
26.3.24
Санкт-Петербург, Новгородская, 23, Rússia
Peter Alberti, Mikhail Anikushin, Evgeny Antipova, Alexey Apukhtin, Ivan Asinovsky, Alexander Bikhter, Vasily Blokhin, Leonid Vaishlya, Ivan Vladimirov, Eric Hollerbach, Ivan Goncharov, Sergey Evsin, Aron Zinshtein, Ilya Kabakov, Anatoly Kiselev, Nikolai Kostomarov, Lucas Cranach , Vladimir Kranz, Vladimir Krugman, Oleg Lomakin, Valery Lukka, Apollon Maikov, Ivan Matvienko, Denis Mezentsev, Vladimir Mironets, Evgeny Mikhnov-Voitenko, Mikhail Muravyov, Ivan Nikitin, Victor Nikolsky, Leon Nisenbaum, Ivan Penteshin, Pavel Peperstein, Nelly Petrova , Yuri Podlyasky, Victor Proshkin, Lev Solodkov, Yulia Sopina, Nikolai Timkov, GAV Traugot, Maria Tregubenko, Galina Stolbova, Alexander Fet, Dmitry Flegontov, Fyodor Uspensky, William Hogarth, Yuri Chernov, Pelageya Shuriga, Victor Yamshchikov.
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[1980] Ilya Kabakov. Kondrat was walking in Leningrad, Ilya Kabakov, 1980, sheet 9.2x10.6 cm, ink, pen, paper ...

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[1980] Ilya Kabakov. Kondrat was walking in Leningrad, Ilya Kabakov, 1980, sheet 9.2x10.6 cm, ink, pen, paper, illustration for the book by K. Chulvsky The Miracle Tree and Other Stories, framed in passe-partout, stamps from the Children's Literature Publishing House, uneven edge of the drawing sheet, collectible safety.
Ilya Iosifovich Kabakov (1933-2023) - Soviet and American artist, representative of Moscow conceptualism. He became world famous in the late Soviet and post-Soviet periods thanks to installations in which he explored the feeling of alienation and boredom characteristic of Soviet everyday life. Recently he has been working in collaboration with his niece (later wife) Emilia. In 2008, together with his wife, he was awarded the Artistic Prize of the Emperor of Japan. Kabakov’s works “Beetle” ($5.8 million, 2008) and “Luxury Room” ($4.1 million, 2006) are the two most expensive works of contemporary Russian art ever sold (both at Phillips de Pury, London).
Publications: Chukovsky K.I. The Miracle Tree and Other Tales. M.: Children's literature, 1980.