Lot n° 205
Estimation :
6000 - 8000
EUR
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Result
: 13 000EUR
Constantin Alekseyevich KOROVIN (1861-1939) - Lot 205
Constantin Alekseyevich KOROVIN (1861-1939)
The Golden Cockerel, design for a theater set
Gouache and graphite pencil on card stock
Signed lower right, artist's stamp in Cyrillic lower left
34 x 47.5 cm without margins
The condition report is available on request from the following e-mail address: contact@neo-encheres.com
NOTICE
Constantin Korovine, renowned Russian artist and leading figure of Russian Impressionism, is also recognized for his work on theater sets, where he brings his unique talent for color and atmosphere. In this theater set project, Korovine captures the essence of the scene through a vibrant palette and evocative compositions, creating an immersive visual universe that serves the mood and dramatic action. His sets are marked by an expressive use of color and a keen sense of light, giving each scene palpable depth and emotion.
Korovine, who has worked for prestigious theaters such as the Bolshoi and the Paris Opera, favors scenes inspired by Russian culture, picturesque landscapes or sumptuous interiors. His sets convey a lively, almost palpable atmosphere, in which he blends his talents as an impressionist painter with an eye for detail and staging. The dynamism of his brushstrokes and the richness of his colors contribute to an immersive experience for the viewer, transforming the scene into a living tableau.
Close in his approach to theatrical sets to Léon Bakst and Alexandre Benois, with whom he shares a fascination for vivid colors and decorative compositions, Korovine leaves an important mark on the history of scenic art. His set designs are prized for their ability to bring stories to life and transport the spectator into rich, sensory worlds, making each production a unique and unforgettable experience.
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