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On Nov. 1, 1888, Vincent van Gogh set up his easel in an ancient Roman
necropolis in Arles, France, and painted an avenue of stone sarcophagi
lined by towering poplars aflame with the colors of autumn.
For the van Gogh, the work had last sold for $12 million in 2003.
The highest price paid for a van Gogh at auction was the $82.5 million
paid in 1990 for his “Portrait of Dr. Gachet.”
The irregular patches of color characteristic of the artist’s
Multiform paintings of 1948 seem to have settled into
place on this canvas, which Rothko divided horizontally
into three dominant planes of color that softly and subtly
merge into one another. Between 1949 and 1950 Rothko
simplified the compositional structure of his paintings
and arrived at this, his signature style. He explained, "The
progression of a painter's work, as it travels in time from
point to point, will be toward clarity: toward the
elimination of all obstacles between the painter and the
idea, and between the idea and the observer." MoMA
acquired No. 10 in 1952. The painting—the first by
Rothko to enter the collection—was so radical for the
time that a trustee of the Museum resigned in protest.
Vollard Suite de Picasso
La Suite Vollard, de Picasso, son una serie de 100 grabados, realizados entre septiembre de 1930 y marzo
de 1937. Named for the art dealer who commissioned them, Ambroise Vollard (1866-1939). In 1930 Picasso was
commissioned to produce the etchings by the art dealer and publisher Ambroise Vollard in exchange for
paintings by Pierre-Auguste Renoir and Paul Cézanne.[2]
Picasso worked extensively on the set in the spring of 1933 and completed the suite in 1937. [2] It took a further
two years for the printmaker Roger Lacourière to finish printing the 230 full sets, but the death of Vollard in 1939
and the Second World War meant that the sets only started coming onto the art market in the 1950s. [2]
A 1971 exhibition of the suite in Madrid was attacked by a paramilitary group, the Guerrilleros del Christo Rey
(Warriors of Christ the King) who tore the pictures, and poured acid over the prints. The group attacked things
associated with Spanish exiles like Picasso who aligned themselves with the Republican cause in the Spanish Civil
War.[3] A spinning residential building in Brazil was named Suite Vollard after the suite.[4]
A complete set is owned by the National Gallery of Australia,[5] and a complete set was acquired by the British
Museum in 2011 after a donation of £1 million from financier Hamish Parker, a director of Mondrian Investment
Partners. The donation was in memory of Parker's father, Major Horace Parker. [1] It had been the British
Museum's ambition to own the set, and the acquisistion was described by the museums director, Neil
MacGregor, as "one of the institution's most important acquisitions of the past 50 years".[1]
Están considerados como la obra más importante del grabado contemporáneo
La Suite Vollard,se ha dividido generalmente en los siguientes temas: el taller del escultor, el minotauro,
Rembrandt y la batalla del amor.
La ansiedad, la melancolía, el erotismo y las tensiones entre el modelo y la obra que se observan en los 100
grabados de la Suite Vollard tienen mucho que ver con el momento que vivió Picasso durante los años que
estuvo dedicado a la realización de la serie. Es la época de su ruptura matrimonial con Olga Koklova, de su
relación con Marie-Thérèse Walter y de su conflictiva unión con Dora Maar. Pero es, además, el tiempo de la
guerra civil en España, que tanto afectó al artista.
Fauno descubriendo a una mujer
RUIZ PICASSO, Pablo
Mancha: 317 x 417 mm; papel: 340 x 440 mm
Datación: 12 de Junio de 1936; Técnica/soporte: Cobre, aguatinta / Papel verjurado Montval. © Sucesión
Pablo Picasso. VEGAP. Madrid, 2010
Minotauro ciego guiado por una niña en la noche
RUIZ PICASSO, Pablo
Mancha: 247 x 347 mm; papel: 340 x 450 mm.
Datación: Noviembre de 1934; Técnica/soporte: Cobre, aguatinta / Papel verjurado Montval. © Sucesión Pablo Picasso. VEGAP.
Madrid, 2010
Rembrandt y mujer con velo
RUIZ PICASSO, Pablo
Mancha: 278 x 198 mm; papel: 445 x 340 mm.
Datación: 31 de enero de 1934; Técnica/soporte: Cobre, aguafuerte / Papel verjurado Montval. © Sucesión Pablo Picasso. VEGAP.
Madrid, 2010