153 rubles to 6.7 million rubles: end of trading Day theatre in the "literary Fund"
ARTinvestment.RU   02 апреля 2018

Experiment with minimal start-up price can be considered successful. Trading for any and all lots. Prices ranged from 1,100 to 800 000 rubles

auction house "Russian enamel" on Saturday, March 24, entitled "the world theatre day. Painting, graphics and decorative-прикладного art", were held in an unusual format: the starting price of all lots was 1 ruble. The bidding at the minimum starting price and no reserve — is always a risky business. You rely on a keen demand, and the market participants themselves determine who they are willing to bargain, and who is not. What-то the authors, quite possibly, was sold significantly below the prices that for them to ask for a normal auction. Could happen so that someone-то who would be interested in these works, which-то reason, missed the auction (I didn't distracted, was out of reach). But all these nuances, however, does not change the fact that sold were all, without exception, the lots, and revenues were impressive 6.7 million.

was the same auction for 153 lots for a long three hours. With the works of famous authors been easier: here the rate of sales was influenced by the initially high first online@- or absentee bids. As a rule, was. Announce the sketch, Dobuzhinsky, for example: the Internet gives 100 thousand, but Elena Gorsky announces the following correspondence rate much higher — say, 150 thousand Here from it and start trading parties and quickly reach the limit, in their view, prices. With works by little-known authors, especially unknown, the hassle was more. Here and haggle started from 30 rubles, and walked in steps of 10 rubles, and whose-то rate in the hall of 1,000 rubles was perceived by the audience with great gratitude, because bargaining is still continued in the same Internet and came sometimes with steps at 100, 200, 500 RUB. up to 20-30 thousand RUB Online was trading about 27-29 people in the hall there were half a dozen, and several regular customers were traded on the phones. As a result, 100 lots were sold to Internet; 30 — on absentee rates; 14 — in the room and 9 on the phone.

Top-лотом auction was the plate "Peacock" with painting of a famous painter on porcelain, a pupil Chekhonin Elizabeth Berngardovka, Rosendorf (1898-1984). The sketch for the painting was probably inspired by the ballet Stravinsky's "the Firebird-птица" and, according to owners, this sketch was commissioned in 1914-1915 entrepreneur Sergei Diaghilev. There is evidence that this plate had participated in the first exhibition of porcelain at the state porcelain factory put out in Petrograd in 1919. First bid for the lot came from the Internet — 320 thousand RUB Further online-покупателей briefly besieged a higher absentee rate — 500 thousand RUB From her in bargaining. the Internet and reached 800 thousand rubles. he won all the same absentee buyer.

the Second top-лотом was the costume design, "Woman in scarf" by Mikhail Larionov, 1921, relating to the period when the artist worked as an Advisor of Sergey Diaghilev in Paris. Afterthe first absentee rate of 150 thousand rubles seized the initiative several online-игроков. They argued for the watercolor Larionov to 550 thousand rubles.

Next, over 300 thousand RUB to the dispute correspondence, telephone bets and left the room vibrant avant-garde "the Palace" — sketch the scenery for the play by A. Strindberg's "Eric XIV", set in 1921 in the Mat. The main role of Eric XIV in the production was played by Michael Chekhov. And the sketch got a full-time participant.

With good rise left the sketch of a costume for the actress, E. A., Krasavina in K. Zeller operetta "the bird Seller" the work of theater artist N. A. Usina the early 1930-х years. The Internet began bargaining with 85 thousand rubles., but the highest part-time rate was much more generous — 220 thousand roubles to bargain Hunt online-игроков disappeared. In a dispute with the part-time rate has entered the phone. But he soon gave up. Lot went to the correspondence to the player for 260 thousand rubles.

Two works by Mstislav Dobuzhinsky has also entered the top-10 lots of the auction "KABINET" on March 24. These are sketches of costumes Polovets and polovchanka for "Polovtsian dances" from Alexander Borodin's Opera "Prince Igor". Both sketches were done by I fear nothing for the play in the Lithuanian state theater in Kaunas in 1932 and later used for performances of the "Polovtsian dances" at the Paris Opera in 1951. Bidding for both lots started in the Internet of 100 thousand rubles, but winning was more substantial absentee bids: prices of both sketches is reached in the bargaining to 250 thousand. Third are the work Dobuzhinsky — sketch the scenery for the ballet of Tchaikovsky "Sleeping beauty" — were sold at the absentee rate for 70 thousand.

up To 240 thousand rbl was trading the Internet part-time for the "Pagoda" — design Sergei Sudeikin, created in 1930-40-е years for one of the theatrical productions of new-Йоркского Radio city Music Hall. Lot won the absentee member. Completing the top ten most expensive lots of the evening two sketches of costumes by Alexander Benois and the sketch in 1920, Vladimir Muller.

in addition, the good prices reached the work of Anatoly Mazanova. Of six works, two were sold in the room, three — by phone, and one went online-участнику. Prices ranged from 20 thousand to 90 thousand rubles. the Most expensive was the sketch for the Opera by Alexander Serov's "Judith", staged in the Gorky theater of Opera and ballet in 1942.

is Well dispersed string of works by Dmitri Busana (prices from 19 to 90 thousand rubles. for the sketch). Lithograph by Mikhail Chemiakin on the topic of the lyrical drama, Blok's "Balaganchik" was sold by absentee rate for 70 thousand RUB Over 130 thousand RUB left a sketch of the scenery 1910-20-х years Georgy Kosyakov. Etc., etc., All sales which was 153, not listed. The main thing that showed the auction theater schedules 24Mar, is the fact that everything sells well —, the only question is price.

by Maria Onuchina, AI