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AUCTION GALLERY FORUM 9/11
Arts and Antiquities

25-05-2002 14:00
 
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JIRI SOPKO 1941 Dubova (Trans-Carpathian Russia) Mannequins

JIRI SOPKO 1941 Dubova (Trans-Carpathian Russia) Mannequins
JIRI SOPKO 1941 Dubova (Trans-Carpathian Russia) Mannequins


1987, acrylic on canvas, 65.5 x 51.5 cm, signed and dated lower right Sopko 87, framed Literature: Nova encyklopedie ceskeho vytvarneho umeni (New Encyclopaedia of Czech Fine Art), Academia Prague 1999, p. 768 , Starting Price:...

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auction house AUCTION GALLERY FORUM 9/11
date of auction d-m-Y H:i
title of auction Arts and Antiquities
date of exhibition not given
auction contact +420 2 2423 5638-9 | info@forum9-11.com | www.forum9-11.com
link of auction https://axioart.com/aukcio/2002-05-25/arts-and-antiquities-b2
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JIRI SOPKO 1941 Dubova (Trans-Carpathian Russia) Mannequins
1987, acrylic on canvas, 65.5 x 51.5 cm, signed and dated lower right Sopko 87, framed Literature: Nova encyklopedie ceskeho vytvarneho umeni (New Encyclopaedia of Czech Fine Art), Academia Prague 1999, p. 768 , Starting Price: CZK 110,000; USD 3,221; EUR 3,660, Estimated price: (130,000 - 150,000) CZK., This Sopko canvas, in the style of new figuration is accompanied by light half-hidden grotesque irony. Its targets are the forever repeating and further accentuated stereotypes and idols of today's world of consumerism and showbusiness, changing fast into ephemeral idols or fetishes of new religion.