Antonín (1870) Slavicek Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Antonín (1870) Slavicek Art Value Price Guide

Sep. 07, 2024
ANTONIN SLAVICEK, Snow Scene Painting
Est: $1,000 - $2,000
Oil on board painting, signed illegibly, in the manner of (or by) Antonin I. Slavicek (Czech, 1870-1910). Measures 12-1/4" x 18-1/4" visible in 16-1/4" x 22-1/4" frame. This item can be shipped in-house.
Blackwell Auctions LLC
Apr. 21, 2024
Antonin Slavicek, (1870 – 1910), The Road in Kamenice, 1904
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oil, tempera, canvas, wood, 38x52cm, signed lower left: A Slavicek, verso exhibition stamps and labels Provenance: - from the property of Dr Robetin Exhibited: - Julius Marak and his students, Kroupa Gallery, Litomysl, (2. 6. 2012–15. 7. 2012), cat. No. 54 – Exhibition Castle, East Bohemian Gallery Pardubice (May – August 2014), cat. No. 17 – Antonin Slavicek – Kamenicky, Art Gallery Karlovy Vary (11. 9.–9. 11. 2014) Publicated: – Michal Zachar, Kroupa Gallery, Julius Marak and his students, cat. p. 96 – Hana Rehakova, Jana Orlikova, Vanda Skalova, Antonín Slavicek – Kamenicky, catalogue – Pravo 16. 6. 2014, p. 13 Expertise of the renowned expert Professor Jaromir Zemina from 19. 11. 2010, enclosed. Expertise of Zdenek Sejcek dated July 30, 2002, enclosed.
Adolf Loos Apartment and Gallery
Jun. 08, 2023
ANTONÍN SLAVÍČEK 1870 - 1910 - THE COURT OF THE AMBITUS OF THE ST. AGNES CONVENT
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From the expert opinion of Prof. PhDr. Petr Wittlich, CSc: "The view from the courtyard of St. Agnes Monastery is shown on the eastern and southern arm of its cloister with the adjacent belfry, as it looked in 1908, when the monastery was to be demolished in the Prague sanitation program. After its abolition by decree, the monastery was Josef Il. transformed into a poorhouse and the ambit walled into small apartments. The massive wall supports are Baroque. In the 19th century, passageways leading to the VItava embankment were cut through. All this disappeared during the modern monumental reconstruction of the monastery. The painting is therefore a unique document of the state of this monastery at that time important Prague monuments. The location was confirmed by PhDr H.Soukupová. In 1908, Antonín Slavíček also created a remarkable panorama of the view of Prague from Letná, which is one of the highlights of his work. The painting in question also belongs to masterful examples in the concept of color, perfectly interpreting the moving story of St. Agnes Monastery with even emotional fervor." Another opinion is attached to the work - by PhDr. Jana Orlíková. Technique: oil on cardboard, Signed: sign. lower right: A. Slavíček 1908
Arthouse Hejtmánek
Dec. 10, 2022
Antonín Slavíček (1870-1910)
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PATH IN A PARK Oil on canvas, mounted on cardboard, 84x65,5 cm, signed lower right "Ant Slavíček", certificate of authenticity by Max Švabinský on the reverse. With an expert opinion by PhDr. Mgr. Michael Zachař from 2022. Condition A. Framed.
Auction House Zezula
Dec. 08, 2022
ANTONÍN SLAVÍČEK 1870 - 1910 - A PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST'S WIFE
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Slavíček's wife Míla, nee. Brynychová, whom he married in 1895, appears repeatedly in his paintings, usually as a stagecoach. The present drawing is a distinctive portrait, showing her from behind and with a gesture vaguely reminiscent of playing the piano. The concise and convincing execution, together with the novel concept of the likeness, makes the offered drawing a work of exceptional quality, unique in the artist's oeuvre. Signed: Signed lower left: A. S.
Arthouse Hejtmánek
Dec. 08, 2022
ANTONÍN SLAVÍČEK 1870 - 1910 - THEME NEAR STARÁ BOLESLAV
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From the opinion of Prof. PhDr. Petr Wittlicha CSc: "On a grassy hill, leafy trees and bushes stand out against a cloudless sky. To the left and right, the roofs of rural buildings. Closer to the viewer, on the left and right, there are isolated boulders, a large log rests on the smaller one on the left. Authenticating annotations on the back of the painting agree that it is an early work by Antonín Slavíček from around 1895. Slavíček's authorship can be confirmed with the fact that the mentioned dating needs to be corrected. He painted in the vicinity of St. Boleslav and in Polabí around 1890. This dating also corresponds to the artistic conception of the painting. We can already recognize Slavíček's spirited handwriting in it, but in terms of color it still belongs to the period when the painter finished the surface of the painting with a gray tone, which was also reflected in the darkening of the dominant green color. It is a quality work of Slavíček's young art." The verso is credited with the authentification of the son of Jan Slavíček and V. Beneš. Technique: Oil on canvas on cardboard, Signed: Unsigned
Arthouse Hejtmánek
Nov. 28, 2022
SLAVICEK ANTONIN (CZECH 1870-1910) - Zatisi se zeleninou | Still life with vegetables
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SLAVICEK ANTONIN (CZECH 1870-1910) Zatisi se zeleninou | Still life with vegetables akvarel na papire 22 x 27 cm
Einszwei Gallery
Dec. 14, 2021
ANTONÍN SLAVÍČEK 1870 - 1910 - LANDSCAPE NEAR KAMENIČKY
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From the expert opinion of Prof. PhDr. Petr Wittlich, CSc: "A distant view of a gentle bare hill with a transverse entrance and a path, to the left a yellow field with a flock of geese. The sketches and studies are used by artists to obtain building blocks for large canvases in which they humanize nature, where they are fascinated by the motif of the driveway subordinate to the whole image, which is built using simple colored chords. yellow and blue, green and purple and white and black. The shadows in the landscape suggest that it is probably an autumn landscape. The painter seems to illustrate what he wrote in 1903, after moving to Kameničky, A. Gollová: "Even the sun shines on the long hills - it seems to me to shine gloomily. Everything is drowning in the red light, but it's kind of numb and motionless, without joy. They are strange mountain regions." During the sensitive restoration of the painting, interesting pencil notes were discovered on the non-visible side of the supporting frame, proving that the supporting frame was first used as a model for local carpenter Ferdinand Sokol to make about five or seven other blind frames, which he has "to send to the parish in Kameničky with a bill".Slavíček is known to be friends and corresponded with the parish priest Jan Selichar from Kameničkov, so this address is also completely trustworthy. " The ascending path, on which human staff then begins to appear, human destiny in the confrontational connection of the earth and the cloudy sky will become a focal point of his very mature landscape paintings. Technique: Oil on canvas, Signed: Lower right "A.S."
Arthouse Hejtmánek
Nov. 27, 2021
Antonin Slavicek, (1870 – 1910), Cottages on the Hillside
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oil on wooden panel 12,5 x 11,5 cm signed lower right: "AS" verso old label with a description signed by Pavla Duskova, widow of the Czechoslovak ambassador: "Ant. Slavicek: Cottages on the Hillside. This picture on a cutting panel, measuring 12.5 x 11.5 cm, was given in 1906 to my husband Cyril Dusek, the editor of "Time", from his friend Ant. Slavicek. Pavla Duskova, widow of the ambassador of the Czechoslovak Republic" Provenance: - Cyril Dusek (1881-1924), one of the founders of Czechoslovakia, close friend of T.G. Masaryk, prominent politician and journalist, editor of the Czech magazine “Time“, member of the National Assembly of Czechoslovakia and the so-called Mafia, diplomat (first Czechoslovak ambassador to Switzerland and Egypt). - significant collection of collector and banker Bohuslav Dusek, Prague - collection of the Bohuslav Dusek family Consulted with Professor Jaromir Zemina, Dr Jiri Machalicky and Vladimir Lekes. Confirmation of authenticity attached.
Adolf Loos Apartment and Gallery
Sep. 27, 2021
Antonin SlaviÄek (Czech, 1870-1910) Landscape, 1897
Est: $40,000 - $60,000
Antonin SlaviÄek (Czech, 1870-1910) Landscape, 1897 oil on canvas laid to board signed A. SlaviÄek and dated (lower right) 14 x 19 ½ inches. We would like to thank Dr. Sarka Leubnerova for her assistance with the cataloging of this lot. This work was created during the artist's studies at the Prague Academy in the studio of Professor Julius Marak, when they painted en plein air around Prague. Slavicek worked on similar themes several times during this period, including Poppy and Summer, also both from 1897. The artist's manuscript likewise corresponds to his work from that time.
Hindman
Jun. 17, 2021
ANTONÍN SLAVÍČEK 1870 - 1910 - SUMMER
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From the expert assessment by Prof. PhDr. Petr Wittlich, CSc: "Under a cloudy sky, a dirt road rises diagonally to the left on a grassy hill. Behind its top on the right is a dark green shrub and a view of a distant flat horizon. The picture was painted in the summer of 1897 near Okoř, where Slavíček was used to paint in Mařák's landscape school of the Academy of Fine Arts. It is one of the "simple motifs" that the young painter began to choose under the influence of his older colleague F. Kaván, with the fact that he compensated for the simplicity of the subject by fine processing of details. Cleverly it combines his greens with reddish tufts of grass around the road and symphonies of white flowers, mixed with several invigorating accents of red poppies. Significant is also Slavíček's ability to maintain rich detail in the whole image and conceive it as traditionally focused only on the picturesque part, but rather this is a modern optics in the perception of the landscape, which Slavíček has transformed the traditional genre of intimate landscape painting into a tangible high art. It is important that for the first time the motif of a field path ascending a hill appears here, which will become the main theme of Slavíček's mature landscape painting. It will be repeated in many variants as a modern symbol, expressing the motif of the ascending path, on which human staffage, human fate in the confrontational connection of the earth and the cloudy sky will begin to appear. Slavíček probably appreciated this painting because he exhibited it twice in Vienna (1897 in the Kunstlerhaus and in 1901 in the Miethke Gallery) and reproduced it in Free Directions in 1899. " Landscape painting Summer comes from the collection of the architect Jan Kotěra. Many works in the collection are already part of famous museum collections. The painting Summer was last seen at Slavíček's comprehensive exhibition in the Prague Castle Riding Hall in 1961. It was not in public sight until more than 60 years later, and is undoubtedly a work from Slavíček's best artistic period that brings brightness, energy and the familiar theme of a sunny road in the fields. Exhibited by: SVU Mánes 1898, no. 23, SVU Mánes 1904-5, no. 59, SVU Mánes 1910, no. 7, SVU Mánes 1932, no. 18, Jízdárna 1961-62, no. 37, Kunstlerhaus Vienna, 1897, Miethke Gallery, Vienna 1901, no. 42 or 50 Reproduced: VS II, 1899, p. 403, Svoboda, 1905, p. 42, M 1910, p. 359, Štech, 1933, p. 123, Matějček, 1947, p. 29, Štech, 1947 p. 28, 109. Published: Tomeš, jan: Antonín Slavíček, 1966, no. 71., Kotalík, Jiří: Antonín Slavíček, 1965, no. 56. Technique: Tempera and syntonos on cardboard, Signed: Lower right "A. Slavíček 97"
Arthouse Hejtmánek
Dec. 05, 2020
Antonín Slavíček (1870-1910)
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Antonín Slavíček (1870-1910) MRAKY Olej na plátně, adjustováno na kartonu, 50x66,5 cm, sign. vlevo dole monogramem „A. S.“, na zadní straně přípis: "Ant. Slavíček „Mraky“ olej", adjustováno v kvalitním řezaném rámu s původním autorským mosazným štítkem. „Antonín Slavíček některé obrazy pojímal až extaticky ve fantomatických barevných skvrnách, jiné v monochromním zvláštním uhranutí. Určitá ne snad strnulost, nýbrž obřadnost, vznešenost, jsou jejich určujícím elementem. Posuzovaný směle malovaný obraz je nepochybný plenér z let zralosti. Z některého letního pobytu buď v Oldřichovci či ještě spíše v Německé Rybné a patří slovy Štěchovými do „centrálního masivu zralosti“… Mezi díla tohoto rodu náleží tento nabízený obraz pozoruhodné malířské textury, ve výrazu až heroický a zároveň emočně zneklidňující, malovaný zjevně v mocném duševním pohnutí alla prima a v až uhrančivém dramatickém zápalu.“ Stav A. Opatřeno odborným posudkem PhDr. Mgr. Michaela Zachaře. Konzultováno s prof. PhDr. Romanem Prahlem, CSc., a PhDr. Šárkou Leubnerovou. Stav A. Antonín Slavíček - pražský rodák, po kratším pobytu v Mnichově vstoupil roku 1887 na pražskou Akademii do školy J. Mařáka. Po Mařákově smrti roku 1899 krátce vedl krajinářský ateliér, definitivu na Akademii ale nezískal. V roce 1909 ochrnul po záchvatu mozkové mrtvice a po měsících zoufalství se rozhodl opustit život. Stalo se tak 1. 2. 1910 v Praze. English Translation Antonín Slavíček (1870-1910) CLOUDS Oil on canvas, mounted on board, 50x66,5 cm, signed lower left with initials „A. S.“, attributed on the reverse: "Ant. Slavíček „Mraky“ olej", in a high quality carved frame with an original artist`s brass name plate. „Some of the paintings by Antonín Slavíček were almost ecstatic with its phantom color spots, others monochromatic and strangely charming. Certain not rigidity, but ceremony and magnificence, are their determining element. This painting belongs to them, is remarkable in the form of painting texture, heroic in its expression and at the same time emotionally disturbing, painted apparently in a great mental movement of alla prima and in almost dramatic thrill.“ Condition A. With an expert opinion by PhDr. Mgr. Michael Zachař. Consulted with prof. PhDr. Roman Prahl, CSc. and PhDr. Šárka Leubnerová. Condition A. German Translation Antonín Slavíček (1870-1910) WOLKEN Öl auf Leinwand, adjustiert auf Karton, 50x66,5 cm, links unten monogrammiert: „A. S.“, verso Zuschrift: "Ant. Slavíček „Mraky“ olej", adjustiert im hochwertigen geschnitzten Rahmen mit Messing Künstlerschild. Mit Gutachten von PhDr. Mgr. Michael Zachař. Konsultiert mit Prof. PhDr. Roman Prahl, CSc., und PhDr. Šárka Leubnerová. Zustand A. Euros 30075
Auction House Zezula
Apr. 13, 2019
Antonín Slavíček (1870-1910)
Est: Kč950,000 - Kč1,900,000
Antonín Slavíček (1870-1910) CLOUDS Oil, canvas, board, 50x66,5 cm, marked lower left by initials „A. S.“, on the reverse "Ant. Slavíček „Mraky“ olej", in a carved frame with original brass name plate. „Some of the paintings by Antonín Slavíček were almost ecstatic in its phantom colored spots, others monochromatic and strangely charming. Certain not rigidity, but ceremony and magnificence, are their determining element. This painting belongs to them, is remarkable in the form of painting texture, heroic in its expression and at the same time emotionally disturbing, painted apparently in a great mental movement of alla prima and in almost dramatic thrill.“ Condition A. With expert opinion by PhDr. Mgr. Michael Zachař. Consulted with prof. Prahl and Dr. Leubner. Antonín Slavíček (1870-1910) MRAKY Olej, plátno, karton, 50x66,5 cm, zn. vlevo dole monogramem „A. S.“, na zadní straně přípis "Ant. Slavíček „Mraky“ olej", adjustováno v kvalitním řezaném rámu s původním autorským mosazným štítkem. „Antonín Slavíček některé obrazy pojímal až extaticky ve fantomatických barevných skvrnách, jiné v monochromním zvláštním uhranutí. Určitá ne snad strnulost, nýbrž obřadnost, vznešenost, jsou jejich určujícím elementem. Posuzovaný směle malovaný obraz je nepochybný plenér z let zralosti. Z některého letního pobytu buď v Oldřichovci či ještě spíše v Německé Rybné a patří slovy Štěchovými do „centrálního masivu zralosti“… Mezi díla tohoto rodu náleží tento nabízený obraz pozoruhodné malířské textury, ve výrazu až heroický a zároveň emočně zneklidňující, malovaný zjevně v mocném duševním pohnutí alla prima a v až uhrančivém dramatickém zápalu.“ Stav A. Opatřeno odborným posudkem PhDr. Mgr. Michaela Zachaře. Konzultováno s prof. Prahlem a Dr. Leubnerovou. Antonín Slavíček - pražský rodák, po kratším pobytu v Mnichově vstoupil roku 1887 na pražskou Akademii do školy J. Mařáka. Po Mařákově smrti roku 1899 krátce vedl krajinářský ateliér, definitivu na Akademii ale nezískal. V roce 1909 ochrnul po záchvatu mozkové mrtvice a po měsících zoufalství se rozhodl opustit život. Stalo se tak 1. 2. 1910 v Praze. Antonín Slavíček (1870-1910) WOLKEN Öl, Leinwand, Karton, 50x66,5 cm, links unten monogrammiert „A. S.“, Verso Zuschrift "Ant. Slavíček „Mraky“ Öl", adjustiert im Qualität-Schnitzrahmen mit originellem Künstlerschild aus Messing. Zustand A. Mit Gutachten von PhDr. Mgr. Michael Zachař. Konsultiert mit Prof. Prahl und Dr. Leubnerová.
Auction House Zezula
Jul. 14, 2016
Antonin Vaclav Slavicek, 'Monopoly Crisis', pen a
Est: £80 - £120
Antonin Vaclav Slavicek, 'Monopoly Crisis', pen and ink, signed and dated, 20cm x 28cm,
Ewbank's
May. 14, 2016
Slavíček Antonín (1870 - 1910)
Est: Kč1,200,000 - Kč1,500,000
Title of work: German Rybná Period: circa 1909 Technique: oil on cardboard Size: 39,7 x 49,8 Signed: bottom left A.S. On the reverse: label from exhibition of A. Slavíček and verification of authenticity from the year 1931 Condition: Painting in very good condition, frame Expert´s report: PhDr. Jana Orlíková Restoration research: Prof. Karel Stretti, Academy of Fine Arts, Prague Written verification of originality: PhDr. Mgr. Michael Zachař Expert´s report: Doc. PhDr. Josef Maliva Tentative estimated price (EUR): 44 445 - 55 556 Tentative Starting price (EUR): 24 075
Galerie Ustar
Jun. 13, 2013
Antonin Slavicek 1870-1910 Tjeckien Bymotiv från
Est: kr12,000 - kr15,000
Antonin Slavicek 1870-1910 Tjeckien Bymotiv från Kamenický, Tjeckien. Signerad A. Slavicek. Olja på pannå, 19 x 26,5 Signed A. Slavicek. Oil on panel, 19 x 26.5 cm. Proveniens: Inköpt från professor Holeho i Prag 1949, då verifierad av konstnären Vincenc Benes.
Auktionskammare Uppsala
May. 18, 2013
Slavícek Antonín (Prague1870 - 1910 Prague) In
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Slavícek Antonín (Prague1870 - 1910 Prague) In fog, monogrammed lower left AS, undated (1904), oil on canvas, 54 x 68 cm, frame (Ní) Provenance: property of the artist Ružena Zátková Reproduced: Volné smery, Volume IX., 1905, p.
Dorotheum
Jun. 11, 2011
Antonín Václav Slavíček (1895-1938)
Est: Kč1,500 - Kč3,000
Antonín Václav Slavíček (1895-1938) STUDY FOR CIRCUS. 1926. Ink drawing on paper, 210x255 mm (inside mount measurements), bottom right corner signed and dated „A. Slavíček 18/V/926", named at the same place. Mounted, framed, glassed. Antonín Václav Slavíček (1895-1938) STUDIE ZUM BILD ZIRKUS. 1926. Lavierte Tuschezeichnung auf Papier, 210×255 mm (ohne Passepartout), rechts unten sign. und dat. „A. Slavíček 18/V/926", Titel. Passepartout, gerahmt, verglast. Antonín Václav Slavíček (1895-1938) STUDIE K OBRAZU CIRKUS, 1926. Lavírovaná kresba tuší na papíře, 210×255 mm (výřez pasparty), sign., dat. vpravo dole „A. Slavíček 18/V/926", určeno názvem tamtéž. Paspartováno, rámováno, zaskleno.
Auction House Zezula
Jun. 11, 2011
Antonín Václav Slavíček (1895-1938)
Est: Kč800 - Kč1,600
Antonín Václav Slavíček (1895-1938) TELČ. 1926. Birch alley by the South-Bohemian town Telč. Combined technique on paper, 212x273 mm (inside mount measurements), bottom right corner signed and dated „AS / 1926 VI 12". Mounted, framed, glassed. Antonín Václav Slavíček (1895-1938) TELČ - ROMANTIK. 1926. Birkenallee mit Weg bei der Stadt Telč in Südböhmen. Kombinierte Technik auf Papier, 212×273 mm (ohne Passepartout), rechts unten sign. und dat. „AS / 1926 VI 12". Passepartout, gerahmt, verglast. Antonín Václav Slavíček (1895-1938) TELČ - ROMANTIKA, 1926. Cesta březovou alejí u jihočeského města Telč. Kombinovaná technika na papíře, 212×273 mm (výřez pasparty), sign. a dat. vpravo dole „AS / 1926 VI 12". Paspartováno, rámováno, zaskleno.
Auction House Zezula
Jun. 11, 2011
Antonín Slavíček (1870-1910)
Est: Kč45,000 - Kč90,000
Antonín Slavíček (1870-1910) Landscape with a lonely tree. Flat landscape with fields with a dominant lonely tree in front. Reverse side is marked by professor Fr. Slovak to acknowledge the painting as author's early work. Aquarelle on paper, 340x480 mm, bottom left corner signed „A. Slavíček". Mounted, framed, glassed. Antonín Slavíček (1870-1910) LANDSCHAFT MIT EINZELSTEHENDEM BAUM. Flache Landschaft mit Feldern in grünen Pastelltönen mit dominierendem Baum im Vordergrund, perspektiv dargestellte Felder. Verso bestimmt von Prof. Fr. Slovák als ein frühes Werk des Künstlers. Aquarell auf Papier, 340×480 mm, links unten sign. „A. Slavíček". Passepartout, gerahmt, verglast. Antonín Slavíček (1870-1910) KRAJINA S OSAMĚLÝM STROMEM. Rovinatá krajina s poli, laděná do zelených pastelových tónů, které dominuje osaměle rostoucí strom v popředí. K výstavbě obrazového prostoru je využito perspektivy ubíhajících polí. Na rubu určeno prof. Fr. Slovákem jako rané autorovo dílo. Akvarel na papíře, 340×480 mm, sign. vlevo dole „A. Slavíček". Paspartováno, rámováno, zaskleno.
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