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Post-War & Contemporary Art and Design

31 October 2018

Post-War & Contemporary Art and Design – ONLINE

1 november 2018

In this auction the Venduehuis has brought together a broad collection of modern and contemporary art and design reaching from Art Deco glass to Rietveld’s Zig Zag Chair to Karel Appel and to 21st century photography.

This time it was decided to combine both design and art. This means that we can offer you the opportunity to make eclectic choices to enrich your existing collection or yet to be formed collections.

The auction focuses amongst others on the 60’and ‘70’s with works from the Nieuwe Haagse School, Pop Art and New Figuration and Contemporary Art from the collection of Karla Kersten and Ge van Steenbergen, and from former gallery Nouvelles Images, The Hague.

Viewing days:
Friday 26 October 2018  1o am – 4 pm
Saturday 27 October 2018 12 noon – 4 pm
Sunday 28 October 2018 12 noon – 4 pm
Monday 29 October 2018 10 am – 4 pm

Auction:
Wednesday 31 October 2018 at 1 pm

Browse through the catalogue here

This online auction includes amongst others contemporary works of art from the collection of Karla Kersten and Ge van Steenbergen and from former gallery Nouvelles Images, The Hague. As well as original works a wide selection of prints and multiples is offered as well, with works by Wolf Vostell, Michel Seuphor and Roland Topor amongst others.
Post-War art is represented with ‘Nieuwe Haagse School’ artists Ferry Slebe, Will Leewens and Jan van Heel, to name but a view.

The art works offered in this auction can be acquired only online and are on view on the following dates:

Friday 26 October 2018 10 am – 4 pm
Saturday 27 October 2018 12 noon – 4 pm
Sunday 28 October 2018 12 noon – 4 pm
Monday 29 October 2018 10 am – 4 pm

The online auction will end on Thursday 1 November from 8 pm onwards.

Upcoming auction:
Post-War, Contemporary Art and Design

Catalogue

A selection of this auction

Catalogue
Lot 3

After Le Corbusier and Iannis Xenakis

Scale model Philips Pavilion plaster, wire, wood and paint, 11,5x27,5x22,5 cm Executed circa 1956/57, probably by Bakema Architects, Rotterdam.

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€1,000
€1,500
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Lot 18

Andries Dirk Copier (1901-1991)

1947, signed and marked Leerdam Unica Z 604, with certificate. A heavy blue glass Copier Unica vase of globular shape with air bubbles in the shape of horses and trees.

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€2,500
€3,000
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Lot 24

Anton Rooskens (1906-1976)

Child and birds oil on canvas, 60x70 cm

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€7,000
€10,000
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Lot 166

Kees Verkade (1941)

Après le swing signed and dated 'k verkade/2001' (on the reverse of the base)

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€3,000
€5,000
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Lot 255

A three piece Canadian silver coffee service

A plain tapered model. Consisting of a coffeepot with straight wooden handle and finial on cover, geometric upright spout, small milk jug and sugar bowl. Canada, second half 20th century. On tray of Japanese lacquer, size 30x19,5 cm, H of pot ca. 17,5 cm.

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€400
€600
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Lot 279

JCJ Vanderheyden (1928-2012)

Hellende horizon acrylic on canvas, 6,5x9 cm, in plexiglass case 24,5x31,5x7,7 cm

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€1,500
€2,000
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News

04-09-2018

This weekend: appraisal Indonesian paintings

During the upcoming viewing days for the Indonesian Art Sale you are welcome to have your own paintings, drawings and watercolours from Indonesia and the former Dutch East Indies appraised by Chris Vellinga, Marjolein Regout and Frans Leidelmeijer.
They are present on Friday 7 September and Monday 10 September between 10 am and 4 pm and on Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 September between 12 noon and 4 pm. You will be assisted in order of entry.


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20-07-2018

Indonesian Art Sale

With over two hundred years of experience in art auctions and after a successful first Indonesian Art Sale in September 2017, we now look ahead to our upcoming sale dedicated to Indonesian Art, to be held on the 12 of September 2018.



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01-06-2018

Online-Only – Fine Art

In June the Venduehuis will, for the second time, hold an Online Only auction dedicated to visual art through the ages.

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Venduehuis der Notarissen

The Venduehuis der Notarissen will officially celebrate its 200-year anniversary in 2012 as an Auction House in The Hague. Before then, public sales of properties, farms, land, and household effects were organized by the City’s Auctioneers. The auction house was established in September 1811, when The Netherlands were conquered by the French Empire and fully integrated in 1810. The Netherlands came under the administration of the French judicial system. This resulted in further public sales being held under the supervision of a Notary Public.

The Association of Notary Publics in the city of The Hague were the first in the Netherlands to establish the “Venduehuis der Notarissen”. In January 1812 the first auction was held in the present building in the Nobelstraat. The Auction house is now – and always has been – owned by the Association of Notary Publics in The Hague. However they are not the only users of the Auction House. Anyone can buy and sell items other than real estate through our Auction House. The right to buy/sell real estate lies exclusively with the Notary Publics.

Meet our experts to discover what the Venduehuis can offer you. We will be happy to advise you about appraisals and consignment, so that you are able to make the best possible decision about your valuables.

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