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AUCTION GALLERY FORUM 9/11
Arts and Antiquities

25-05-2002 14:00
 
item no: 49. / 239.
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TAVIK FRANTISEK SIMON 1877 Zeleznice u Jicina - 1942 Prague View of Fecamp Harbour

TAVIK FRANTISEK SIMON 1877 Zeleznice u Jicina - 1942 Prague View of Fecamp Harbour
TAVIK FRANTISEK SIMON 1877 Zeleznice u Jicina - 1942 Prague View of Fecamp Harbour


1904, oil on canvas, 56 x 46 cm, signed lower right T.F. Simon, framed, Starting Price: CZK 100,000; USD 2,928; EUR 3,327, Estimated price: (120,000 - 160,000) CZK., This work from an early stage of the artist`s long-term and...

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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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TAVIK FRANTISEK SIMON 1877 Zeleznice u Jicina - 1942 Prague View of Fecamp Harbour
1904, oil on canvas, 56 x 46 cm, signed lower right T.F. Simon, framed, Starting Price: CZK 100,000; USD 2,928; EUR 3,327, Estimated price: (120,000 - 160,000) CZK., This work from an early stage of the artist`s long-term and most interesting stay in France (1904 - 1914) was inspired by a visit to the seaside resort of Fecamp in Normandy, in Northern France, where Simon used to return because of his favourite beach motifs until the 1920s.