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Igor Mayorov, 1946-1991 St. Petersburg, Russia
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For your enjoyment - 51 watercolors by Igor Mayorov, listed russian painter, born 1946 in Leningrad and died 1991 in St. Petersburg... Fauve, expressionist, I sense some influence of the late Chagall and the contemporary Vodka.. Some of these are really good! I don't see how those odd-ball still lifes could ever fetch their price out of context, that's why I still hoard the entire lot, and would prefer to sell them as a lot.<br>
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Sale: Contact <a href=mailto:ubiquitaeten.und.petitessen@djuga.net>ubiquitaeten.und.petitessen@djuga.net</a><BR>
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Szlvester Zakrzewski
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Black and white ink drawings by Szlvester Zakrzewski, Polish illustrator / artist of whom I do know plain nothing :) #101 is really cool. Apparently it's part of a tryptichon allegorizing different stages in life.<br>
These are just quality graphic art!
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