Live AuctionStillness: Hammershøi and American MinimalismAccepting ConsignmentsNew York
ConcludedMay 17 2024
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VILHELM HAMMERSHØI Interior with Windsor Chair, 1913
AGNES MARTIN Untitled #10, 1998 On loan from a private collection
VILHELM HAMMERSHØI Courtyard Interior at Strandgade 30, circa 1905
ROBERT MANGOLD Square within a Square (warm-grey), 1974
VILHELM HAMMERSHØI Interior of Woman Placing Branches in Vase on Table, 1900
KENNETH NOLAND Flares: Drape, 1991
VILHELM HAMMERSHØI Study of standing woman, seen from behind, 1884/1888
ANNI ALBERS Triadic DR III, executed 1969
VILHELM HAMMERSHØI Interior with Windsor Chair, 1913
AGNES MARTIN Untitled #10, 1998 On loan from a private collection
VILHELM HAMMERSHØI Courtyard Interior at Strandgade 30, circa 1905
ROBERT MANGOLD Square within a Square (warm-grey), 1974
VILHELM HAMMERSHØI Interior of Woman Placing Branches in Vase on Table, 1900
KENNETH NOLAND Flares: Drape, 1991
VILHELM HAMMERSHØI Study of standing woman, seen from behind, 1884/1888
ANNI ALBERS Triadic DR III, executed 1969
Overview
Auction Info
Auction22 April - 17 May 2024
PhillipsX presents Stillness: Hammershøi and American Minimalism, featuring works by the Danish artist Vilhelm Hammershøi from the turn of the last century, alongside major American Minimalists Anni Albers, Robert Mangold, Agnes Martin, and Kenneth Noland, among others.
Hammershøi took radical steps towards diluting his subject matters to their barest essentials, suffusing his work with a wholly unique atmosphere. He employed a minimalist palette to create interior scenes that, to this day, surprise the viewer with their modern sensibility.
Stillness exhibits Hammershøi’s remarkable paintings alongside another group of artists radical within the framework of their own historical moments, the American Minimalists. These artists working from the 1950s into the later twentieth century similarly distilled their compositions to the purest of formal elements, eliminating figuration, representation, and symbolism. Through their art-making, both Hammershoi and the American Minimalists sought a separate stillness that boldly questioned inherited norms of art and representation.
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Phillips New York
432 Park Ave
New York, New York
10022
Viewing
22 April – 17 May 2024
Monday – Saturday: 10:00am – 6:00pm
Sunday: 12:00pm – 6:00pm
Sales Inquiries
Jeremiah Evarts
Deputy Chairman, Modern & Contemporary Art
JEvarts@phillips.com
+1 212 940 1227
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
Hammershøi took radical steps towards diluting his subject matters to their barest essentials, suffusing his work with a wholly unique atmosphere. He employed a minimalist palette to create interior scenes that, to this day, surprise the viewer with their modern sensibility.
Stillness exhibits Hammershøi’s remarkable paintings alongside another group of artists radical within the framework of their own historical moments, the American Minimalists. These artists working from the 1950s into the later twentieth century similarly distilled their compositions to the purest of formal elements, eliminating figuration, representation, and symbolism. Through their art-making, both Hammershoi and the American Minimalists sought a separate stillness that boldly questioned inherited norms of art and representation.
View E-Catalogue >
Phillips New York
432 Park Ave
New York, New York
10022
Viewing
22 April – 17 May 2024
Monday – Saturday: 10:00am – 6:00pm
Sunday: 12:00pm – 6:00pm
Sales Inquiries
Jeremiah Evarts
Deputy Chairman, Modern & Contemporary Art
JEvarts@phillips.com
+1 212 940 1227
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