Alexei Mikhailovich REMIZOV (1877-1957) Unicorn, 1933 Mixed media on paper. At the foot, under the bilingual Russian and French title, verse 11 of Psalm 91 (92:10 Latin version), followed by verse 1 and preceded by the designation of the unicorn in Russian folklore as "father of all animals". Below this text, a dedication to Lev Issaakovitch Chestov for his cabinet of curiosities, dated 10/23 XII 1933, located Paris and monogrammed. The French text on the header is unrelated to the Russian text. 27 x 18 cm Lev Issaakovitch Chestov [Schwarzmann] (1866-1938), existentialist philosopher, longtime friend of Remizov. Единорог-зверь всем зверям отец и вознесется яко единорога рог мой и старость моя в елеи мастите псалом песне в ден субботныи [Russian art]
Estimate
€800 - €1,200
Result
€4,220
Buyer's premium
30%
Alexei Mikhailovich REMIZOV (1877-1957)
Unicorn, 1933
Mixed media on paper.
At the foot, under the bilingual Russian and French title, verse 11 of Psalm 91 (92:10 Latin version), followed by verse 1 and preceded by the designation of the unicorn in Russian folklore as "father of all animals". Below this text, a dedication to Lev Issaakovitch Chestov for his cabinet of curiosities, dated 10/23 XII 1933, located Paris and monogrammed.
The French text on the header is unrelated to the Russian text.
27 x 18 cm
Lev Issaakovitch Chestov [Schwarzmann] (1866-1938), existentialist philosopher, longtime friend of Remizov.
Единорог-зверь всем зверям отец
и вознесется яко единорога рог мой и старость моя в елеи мастите
псалом песне в ден субботныи
[Russian art]
Sale
Wednesday 11 February・14:00 (Europe/Paris)
Sale location coming soon
3, rue Favart
75002 Paris