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ConcludedJul 19 2024
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LOUISE NEVELSON Senza titolo / Untitled, 1981
LOUISE NEVELSON Senza titolo / Untitled, 1970
LOUISE NEVELSON Night Blossom, 1973
LOUISE NEVELSON Senza titolo / Untitled, c. 1976
LOUISE NEVELSON Senza titolo / Untitled, c.1985
LOUISE NEVELSON Senza titolo / Untitled, 1964 - 1976
LOUISE NEVELSON Senza titolo / Untitled, c.1976
LOUISE NEVELSON Senza titolo / Untitled, 1982
LOUISE NEVELSON Senza titolo / Untitled, 1976
LOUISE NEVELSON Senza titolo / Untitled, 1981
LOUISE NEVELSON Senza titolo / Untitled, 1970
LOUISE NEVELSON Night Blossom, 1973
LOUISE NEVELSON Senza titolo / Untitled, c. 1976
LOUISE NEVELSON Senza titolo / Untitled, c.1985
LOUISE NEVELSON Senza titolo / Untitled, 1964 - 1976
LOUISE NEVELSON Senza titolo / Untitled, c.1976
LOUISE NEVELSON Senza titolo / Untitled, 1982
LOUISE NEVELSON Senza titolo / Untitled, 1976
Overview
Auction Info
Auction9 April - 19 July 2024
PhillipsX is pleased to present Louise Nevelson. Beyond the Surface, a selling exhibition celebrating the legacy of acclaimed American Sculptor Louise Nevelson (1899-1988), a trailblazing figure and one of the most influential American sculptors of the 20th century. Nevelson first traveled to Italy in the 1930s, igniting a lasting bond with the country and a special connection with Milan, where she showcased her work for the first time in 1973. This exhibition commemorates 51 years since Nevelson's inaugural show in Milan, and notably follows two years after significant tributes to the artist that occurred at the 2022 Venice Biennale: Cecilia Alemani's inclusion of one of Nevelson's iconic monoliths in The Milk of Dreams, and solo exhibition Louise Nevelson. Persistence, a dedicated exhibition honouring the artist.
Born in Kyiv to Jewish parents, Nevelson's family immigrated to the US and eventually the artist settled in New York where she forged her own path to success, defying the odds in the predominantly male-dominated art world of the 20th century. Nevelson crafted her distinctive monochromatic wooden assemblages, collages, and sculptures by using found materials, including wooden discards such as dismantled chairs and table legs salvaged from the streets of New York City. Nevelson’s work has been acquired by prestigious international institutions including Tate Gallery in London, and The Museum of Modern Art in New York.
This exhibition features fifteen significant pieces created by the artist between the 1960s and the 1980s, including her iconic and distinctive monumental black assemblages.
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Phillips Milan
Via Lanzone, 2, 20123
Milano MI, Italy (map)
Viewing
11 April - 17 July 2024
Monday – Friday: 10:00am – 6:00pm
Saturday - Sunday: By appointment
Sales Inquiries
Carolina Lanfranchi
Snr Intl Specialist, Regional Director
clanfranchi@phillips.com
+39 33 8924 1720
Margherita Solaini
Specialist, Associate Director
msolaini@phillips.com
+39 3403 69 52 26
PhillipsX is a dynamic selling exhibition platform operated by the global Private Sales team at Phillips, the destination for international collectors to buy and sell the world’s most important Modern and Contemporary art, design and luxury items. Through PhillipsX, our influence extends beyond the realm of auction and into the broader global cultural landscape by offering a boundary-less discovery, selling, and buying experience based on the traditional retail gallery model. PhillipsX highlights notable artists and creators of the 20th and 21st centuries, creating new and important dialogues around established and emerging artists, movements, genres, and mediums. Through PhillipsX, our team continues to modernize collecting experiences with imagination, expertise, and relevancy.
Cristina Tafuri
Head of Global Exhibitions, Private Sales
ctafuri@phillips.com
Born in Kyiv to Jewish parents, Nevelson's family immigrated to the US and eventually the artist settled in New York where she forged her own path to success, defying the odds in the predominantly male-dominated art world of the 20th century. Nevelson crafted her distinctive monochromatic wooden assemblages, collages, and sculptures by using found materials, including wooden discards such as dismantled chairs and table legs salvaged from the streets of New York City. Nevelson’s work has been acquired by prestigious international institutions including Tate Gallery in London, and The Museum of Modern Art in New York.
This exhibition features fifteen significant pieces created by the artist between the 1960s and the 1980s, including her iconic and distinctive monumental black assemblages.
Click for here for e-catalogue>
Phillips Milan
Via Lanzone, 2, 20123
Milano MI, Italy (map)
Viewing
11 April - 17 July 2024
Monday – Friday: 10:00am – 6:00pm
Saturday - Sunday: By appointment
Sales Inquiries
Carolina Lanfranchi
Snr Intl Specialist, Regional Director
clanfranchi@phillips.com
+39 33 8924 1720
Margherita Solaini
Specialist, Associate Director
msolaini@phillips.com
+39 3403 69 52 26
PhillipsX is a dynamic selling exhibition platform operated by the global Private Sales team at Phillips, the destination for international collectors to buy and sell the world’s most important Modern and Contemporary art, design and luxury items. Through PhillipsX, our influence extends beyond the realm of auction and into the broader global cultural landscape by offering a boundary-less discovery, selling, and buying experience based on the traditional retail gallery model. PhillipsX highlights notable artists and creators of the 20th and 21st centuries, creating new and important dialogues around established and emerging artists, movements, genres, and mediums. Through PhillipsX, our team continues to modernize collecting experiences with imagination, expertise, and relevancy.
Cristina Tafuri
Head of Global Exhibitions, Private Sales
ctafuri@phillips.com