URDE Fine Art Auction
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Auction PreviewPeter Max Liberty Bronze Statue in Rainbow Hues Stands Out in the June Affordable Art And Photography Sale by URDE Fine Art Auction
A rare 1975 lithograph by Joan Miró leads the June Affordable Art And Photography Sale by URDE Fine Art Auction. The hand-signed, colored lithograph on Arches paper, La Folle au Piment Rageur, comes from an edition of 30. It was published in 1975 by Maeght Editeur, Paris. Joan Miró (1893 - 1983) attended business school in Barcelona at 14. After suffering a nervous breakdown, he abandoned the business world. He resumed his art studies, attending Francesc Galí’s Escola d’Art in Barcelona from 1912 to 1915. By 1920, Miró was rubbing shoulders with the likes of Pablo Picasso, the poets Max Jacob, Pierre Reverdy, and Tristan Tzara, and he participated in Dada activities. Another artist featured in this upcoming sale is Jean-Michel Basquiat. His Big Pagoda 1997 limited-edition color lithograph, which is stamped by the artist's estate, is available for sale. A Peter Max Liberty bright blue bronze statue made in 1990 stands out as well. The artist hand-painted the bronze sculpture in vibrant colors to give Lady Liberty an acid-washed look. It has the artist's signature, the copyright date, and the edition number on the base. Peter Max (American, born 1937) is known for his unique brand of rainbow-hued prints and paintings, which he has created since the early 1960s. He currently lives and works in New York, NY. To view the complete June Affordable Art And Photography Sale and find other online auctions, visit Bidsquare. Follow AuctionDaily to read the latest auction previews and check out upcoming events.
Auction IndustryImportant Late-Career Prints by 20th-Century Masters to Sell at URDE Fine Art Auction
Fine art, prints, lithographs, and multiples from some of the most prominent 20th-century masters will soon be available with URDE Fine Art Auction in the company’s March Affordable Art and Photography Sale. Over 750 lots will be available, including late-career works by Joan Miró, Tom Wesselmann, Marc Chagall, and Alexander Calder. The sale will begin live at 12:00 PM EDT on March 25, 2024. Here are some of the top lots coming up for bid. Joan Miró, La folle au piment rageur, 1975. Image courtesy of URDE Fine Art Auction. Joan Miró Joan Miró’s La folle au piment rageur, a 1975 lithograph, is among the top lots of this upcoming sale (lot #91). It comes from an edition of 30 and is hand-signed and numbered. This work features a large orange shape that resembles a curved chili pepper, accented by numerous sketched lines and stars. It comes to auction with an estimate of USD 70,000 to $100,000. This work belongs to a series of compositions that Miró created toward the end of his life. A Barcelona native who earned international acclaim for his Surrealist and Expressionistic designs, Miró was a prominent member of the 20th-century avant-garde. He consistently rejected labels of his work and never closely identified with the major art movements of the 20th century. Many of his late-career works, including the available example, embraced simplicity and gestural forms. Miró’s art from this period alternated between whimsy and meditation as the artist contemplated his own death. Tom Wesselmann, Jeannie’s Backyard, East Hampton, 1990. Image courtesy of URDE Fine Art Auction. Tom Wesselmann Another notable lot in the upcoming event from URDE Fine Art Auction is a 1990 screenprint by Tom Wesselmann (lot #197). Titled Jeannie’s Backyard, East Hampton, this piece uses sketched lines and hatch marks to capture the side of a house, trees, and bushes in a backyard. It comes from an edition of 100 and is in excellent condition, according to the auction house. This piece is presented with a presale estimate of $20,000 to $30,000. Associated with the Pop Art movement, Tom Wesselmann featured everyday objects…
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Modern Art by Miró, Contemporary Works by Robert Indiana and Carole A. Feuerman Available at URDE Fine Art Auction
URDE Fine Art Auction will soon present its March Affordable Art and Photography Sale, offering over 750 lots of fine art, photography, prints, multiples, and more. Among the top lots is a limited edition lithograph by Joan Miró. Dated 1975, this hand-signed piece comes from an edition of 30. Titled La folle au piment rageur (The Crazy Chili Pepper), the work embraces color and whimsy. It features the artist’s signature stars and scribbles. This is one of several designs that Miró developed in the 1970s under that title, all featuring blobs of orange color with black accents. Contemporary artworks are also represented in this catalog, including a Heal silkscreen by Robert Indiana from 2014. The offered variation includes the word “Heal” in silver against a soft rainbow background. It uses the visual language of Indiana’s iconic Love sculpture, which arranges the four-letter word in a square shape. Also available is a 2012 archival mixed media print suite from Carole A. Feuerman. The artist is a hyperrealistic sculptor best known for her depictions of swimmers and bathers. The available mixed media print suite shows one of Feuerman’s favored images— a woman resting her head, torso, and arms on an inflatable tube— in four sets of colors. This image is known as Survival of Serena and is inspired by the Cuban immigrants who came to the United States by sea in the 1960s. Additional lots of interest in this sale include a bronze Statue of Liberty sculpture by Peter Max, a color lithograph by Christo and Jeanne-Claude, and a patinated resin text art sculpture by Mr. Brainwash. Browse the full March Affordable Art and Photography Sale catalog and find other online auctions by visiting Bidsquare.
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URDE Fine Art Auction Features Modern and Contemporary Artworks This March
Modern and 20th-century works by the likes of Joan Miró, Robert Indiana, Roy Lichtenstein, and others will soon be available alongside contemporary artworks in URDE Fine Art Auction’s upcoming sale. This 772-lot event is slated to begin on March 25, 2024 and features online bidding options through Bidsquare. Joan Miro 'la Folle Au Piment Rageur 1975' Very Rary Lithograph Edition Of 30 Among the top lots of this auction is a limited edition lithograph by Joan Miró (lot #91; estimate: USD 70,000 - $100,000). Dated 1975, this hand-signed piece comes from an edition of 30. Titled La folle au piment rageur (The Crazy Chili Pepper), the work embraces color and whimsy. It features the artist’s signature stars and scribbles. This is one of several designs that Miró developed in the 1970s under that title, all featuring blobs of orange color with black accents. Robert Indiana, Heal - Silver variation, 2014, edition of 5, Silkscreen Contemporary artworks are also represented in this catalog, including a Heal silkscreen by Robert Indiana from 2014 (lot #50; estimate: $18,000 - $25,000). The offered variation includes the word “Heal” in silver against a soft rainbow background. It uses the visual language of Indiana’s iconic Love sculpture, which arranges the four-letter word in a square shape. Also available is a 2012 archival mixed media print suite from Carole A. Feuerman (lot #71; estimate: $12,000 - $15,000). The artist is a hyperrealistic sculptor best known for her depictions of swimmers and bathers. The available mixed media print suite shows one of Feuerman’s favored images— a woman resting her head, torso, and arms on an inflatable tube— in four sets of colors. This image is known as Survival of Serena and is inspired by the Cuban immigrants who came to the United States by sea in the 1960s. Roy Lichtenstein "American Indian Theme V (C. 164)" 1980 Woodcut on Handmade Suzuki Paper, signed an Roy Lichtenstein’s American Indian Theme V, a 1980 woodcut on handmade Suzuki paper, is another key lot in the upcoming event (lot #72; estimate: $15,000 - $20,000). It is an artist’s proof from an…
Auction PreviewURDE Fine Art Auction Presents Alexander Calder Paper Cut-Out, Charlie Brown Publicity Cels
The son of an established artistic family, Alexander Calder spent his childhood tinkering with wire, cloth, and other materials. He later dabbled in mechanical engineering before turning to art full-time. This background influenced the geometric, delicately balanced mobiles and paper sculptures that became Calder’s signature. Leading the upcoming Fine Art & Photography sale from URDE Fine Art Auction is an original drawing on cut-out paper by Alexander Calder. This untitled piece from 1966 was executed with crayon and pencil. It portrays a fantastical creature with the body of a giraffe, the high-heeled feet of a person, and an American flag in place of a head. This timed sale includes a broad selection of photographs and prints from notable artists such as Peter Max, Russell Young, and Ansel Adams. Among the top lots is a hand-signed color model/ publicity cels by Charles Schulz depicting the beloved characters of Charlie Brown and Lucy. In these cels, Lucy plays her classic trick on Charlie Brown, pulling a football away just before he can kick it. Bidders can also consider a 1978 etching and aquatint from Helen Frankenthaler, a 2002 etching by Damien Hirst, and assorted wildlife photography by David Yarrow. Visit Bidsquare to view the complete Fine Art & Photography Auction and find other online auctions.
Auction PreviewQuality Prints and Multiples by Robert Indiana, Alexander Calder, and More Available at URDE Fine Art Auction
URDE Fine Art Auction of Pembroke Pines, FL will present the Premier Photography, Prints & Multiples Auction in mid-March 2023. The upcoming event will offer over 760 lots of Modern, Pop, and contemporary fine art. Leading the sale is an acrylic painting by Peter Max, titled New Moon. This 2004 piece depicts a colorful figure holding an umbrella in a natural setting. In the background, a rainbow-colored sphere hovers above the horizon. The German-American artist got his start during the Pop Art movement of the 1960s before shifting toward Neo-Expressionism. Sound and color are deeply linked in Max’s artistic philosophy, yielding works that burst with color and life. Other notable lots in the sale include a set of four Hope screenprints by Robert Indiana. These were created in 2012 to support Barack Obama’s presidential reelection campaign. Each print is hand-signed and numbered by Indiana. Bidders can also consider an original acrylic work by Romero Britto, titled Loved. A Brazilian artist, Britto uses elements of Cubism and Pop Art to create artworks about pure happiness. This 2017 painting shows a tender kiss. Additional prints and multiples by Alexander Calder, George Rodrigue, Thomas Hart Benton, Damien Hirst, and others will be available this March. Visit Bidsquare to find the complete catalog for the Premier Photography, Prints & Multiples Auction and to find other online auctions.
