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Kasper Pochwalski (1899 Kraków - 1971 Kraków), Portrait of a Woman in an Armchair, 1930

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Estimations: 2 094 - 3 141 EUR

Additional fees: +5% / 3% Droit de suite

oil/canvas
Dimensions: 73 x 48 cm
Signed and dated l.d.: 'KASPER POCHWALSKI | 1930'.

Biography
He was the nephew of the well-known portraitist Kazimierz Pochwalski. From 1917 to 1922, he studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Cracow with Jozef Mehoffer, who considered him his most talented student. At the same time, he studied art history at Jagiellonian University. After receiving a scholarship from the French government, he studied for a year with Maurice Denis at the Académie Ranson in Paris. He exhibited at the TPSP in Krakow, Lviv and Poznan, the Zachęta Gallery and the IPS in Warsaw. In addition, he participated in the exhibitions of the groups "Art" (from 1924), "Jednoróg" and "Zwornik". In 1925 he had a solo exhibition at the TPSP in Cracow, and in 1927 also in Grudziądz and Bydgoszcz. He painted landscapes, architectural views, portraits, still lifes and, less frequently, genre scenes. He also did mural painting, decorating mainly churches of the Cracow diocese (including those in Ciężkowice, Ratoszyn, Myszków).

Auction

Early Art. 19th Century, Modernism and Interwar

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Date

11 October 2022

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2 094 - 3 141 EUR

Hammer price

2 387 EUR

Hammer price without Byuer's Premium

1 989 EUR

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120%

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Auction

DESA Unicum

Early Art. 19th Century, Modernism and Interwar

Date

11 October 2022

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