Lot 56
American/Hungarian (1902-1981)
Wassily Armchair
Medium

black leather straps on chromed metal tubes with finished ends

Dimensions

28 x 31 x 28 inches


seat height: 17 inches

Signature

unmarked

Estimate: $200 - $400

Price Realized: $384
Includes buyer's premium

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About this Lot
Description

black leather straps on chromed metal, tubes have finished solid ends, unmarked.

Provenance

Property from the Estate of Rosa and Aaron Esman

Condition

overall good condition, with some cracking and fading to leather, one leather arm strap has come unstitched at one end, oxidation to chrome frame

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The Estate of Rosa and Aaron Esman

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Throughout their seventy-year marriage Rosa and Aaron Esman shared passion for the arts amassed into an exciting collection of Modern, Post-War, and Contemporary art. Rosa owned several art galleries including Tanglewood Gallery and Rosa Esman Gallery, and was a founding partner of Ubu Gallery. She was a pioneer print publisher of limited edition artworks while at Tanglewood Press, Original Editions, and Abrams Original Editions.


Dr. Aaron Esman was a lover of books, classical and jazz performances, and theater. He was deeply fascinated by the human mind as a psychiatrist and its connections to creativity and often wrote on the subject. Together the Esman’s built a rich collection of art influenced by their shared and individual passions full of Modernism, Dada, Russian Constructivism, and American Pop Art.