Neue Auctions – Discerning Eye: A Diverse & Stylish Collection
December 3 at 10 am EDT
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BEACHWOOD, OHIO — Two hundred lots of handsome and stylish paintings, sculptures and decorative arts will cross the virtual block in Neue Auctions’ online “Discerning Eye Collection” auction December 3, starting at 10 am EDT. Made up of one gentleman’s hand-selected examples, the lots comprise only a small portion of his life in the acquisitions of fine art and antiques.

Paintings and fine art are a special interest and there is much to choose from, including landscapes, still life pictures, Midcentury Modern figurative and abstract works, New York City scenes, colorful Post-Impressionist works and a selection of Cleveland School art, including Rolf Stoll, Carl F. Gaertner, George Adomeit, Edris Eckhardt, Hazel Janicki, William Schock and Joseph B. and Algesa O’Sickey.

Sculpture is an obsession for the collector, who remains anonymous, and the sale is populated with a selection covering the Seventeenth through Twenty-First Centuries. Grand Tour bronzes include examples of Diana of Gabii, Mercury, Aphrodite Tying Her Sandal, the Abduction of the Sabine Woman after Giambologna, the Spinario, the Dancing Faun and other favorites. There are also intriguing modernist sculptures, including an Arnaldo Pomodoro relief dated 1956 and a selection of Cleveland School hand-built ceramic sculptures of African American subject matter. There is a modernist carved bone figure by sculptor and American film and television character actor Jerry Hardin, whose successful career spans more than 50 years and who, inspired by Sixteenth/Seventeenth Century artist Jacques Callot, also took to carving sculptures from bone. Ohio master woodcarver John T. Sharp is represented by a carved black cherry solid carved wood sculpture titled Robin, carved as a Robin perched on a headstone ($1,5/$2,500).

Other plums are to be found and are automatic win-wins for any collector or decorator so check out the online catalog on LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable and Bidsquare. This is an exceptional chance to tune in and pick up some wonderful finds that are sure to enhance your living space or your shop selections.

Neue Auctions is at 23533 Mercantile Road, Suite 100. For information, 216-245-6707 or www.neueauctions.com.

One owner collection of 20thc paintings, grand tour bronzes, interesting sculpture, decorative arts & unusual finds.
Neue Auctions Will Present a Single Owner Collection Full of Style at Auction, December 3
200 lots of handsome and stylish paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts and will cross the virtual block in Neue Auctions December 3rd online sale. Made up of one gentleman’s hand selected examples, they comprise only a small portion of his life in acquisitions of fine art and antiques.
Paintings and Fine Art are a special interest and there is much to choose from, including Landscapes, Still Lifes, Mid century Modern figurative and abstract works, New York City scenes, colorful Post impressionist works and a fine selection of Cleveland School art
including Rolf Stoll, Carl F. Gaertner, George Adomeit, Edris Eckhardt, Hazel Janicki, William Schock and Joseph B. and Algesa O’Sickey.
Sculpture is an obsession for this collector, who remains anonymous, and the sale is populated with a selection covering the 17th, 18th, 19th, 20th and 21st centuries. Grand Tour bronzes include fine examples of Diana of Gabii, Mercury, Aphrodite Tying Her sandal, the Abduction of the Sabine Woman after Giambologna, the Spinario, the Dancing Faun and other favorites. There are also intriguing modernist sculptures including an Arnaldo Pomodoro relief dated 1956 and a good selection of Cleveland School hand built ceramic sculptures of African-American subject matter. There is a modernist carved bone figure by sculptor and American film and television character actor Jerry Hardin, whose successful career spans 50 + years and who, inspired by 16thc/17thc. artist Jacques Callot, also took to carving sculptures from bone. Ohio master woodcarver John T. Sharp is represented by a carved black cherry solid carved wood sculpture entitled Robin, carved as a Robin perched on a headstone, estimate $1,500-$2,500.
Other plums are to be found and are automatic win-wins for any collector or home furnisher so please check out our online catalog on Live Auctioneers, Invaluable and Bidsquare. This is an exceptional chance to tune in and pick up some wonderful finds that are sure to enhance your living space or your shop selections.
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