J. F. Willumsen (b. Copenhagen 1863, d. Cannes 1958) “Langelinie”, Copenhagen 1899–1900. Unsigned. Estate stamp on the reverse. Pencil, watercolour and gouache on paper. Visible size 79×140 cm. Literature: Leila Krogh: “Fiktion & Virkelighed - J.F. Willumsens fotografier” (Fiction & Reality - the photographs of J.F. Willumsen), J.F. Willumsen's Museum, Frederikssund, 1995, the work mentioned, photographic studies and a smaller sketch of the motif ill. p. 72–79. Provenance: Painter Kaare Øijord (1921–2016), Norway. Acquired from J. F. Willumsen's widow, Michelle Bourret. Provenance: Private collection, Denmark. “Before J.F. Willumsen in May 1900 went to America, he worked on a motif from Langelinie in Copenhagen, which he never finished. There are 32 known photographs, some drawn studies and a sketch of the entire motif (Victor Petersen’s Willumsen Collection). He had imagined a watercolour, which he would complete during the final month, before he was to travel ”(Leila Krogh p. 73 based on a letter from the artist to his wife Edith, March 22, 1900). This lot is subject to Artist's Royalty. Artist’s Royalty In accordance with Danish copyright law, an additional royalty fee is to be paid for the purchase of works by contemporary Danish artist and some international artists who are either still alive, or who died within the last 70 years. × Read more
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J. F. Willumsen (b. Copenhagen 1863, d. Cannes 1958) “Langelinie”, Copenhagen 1899–1900. Unsigned. Estate stamp on the reverse. Pencil, watercolour and gouache on paper. Visible size 79×140 cm. Literature: Leila Krogh: “Fiktion & Virkelighed - J.F. Willumsens fotografier” (Fiction & Reality - the photographs of J.F. Willumsen), J.F. Willumsen's Museum, Frederikssund, 1995, the work mentioned, photographic studies and a smaller sketch of the motif ill. p. 72–79. Provenance: Painter Kaare Øijord (1921–2016), Norway. Acquired from J. F. Willumsen's widow, Michelle Bourret. Provenance: Private collection, Denmark. “Before J.F. Willumsen in May 1900 went to America, he worked on a motif from Langelinie in Copenhagen, which he never finished. There are 32 known photographs, some drawn studies and a sketch of the entire motif (Victor Petersen’s Willumsen Collection). He had imagined a watercolour, which he would complete during the final month, before he was to travel ”(Leila Krogh p. 73 based on a letter from the artist to his wife Edith, March 22, 1900). This lot is subject to Artist's Royalty. Artist’s Royalty In accordance with Danish copyright law, an additional royalty fee is to be paid for the purchase of works by contemporary Danish artist and some international artists who are either still alive, or who died within the last 70 years. × Read more
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