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      • Poster by Marinus J.N. Kriek - Stedelijk Museum 50 Jaar De Onafhankelen
        Jul. 16, 2022

        Poster by Marinus J.N. Kriek - Stedelijk Museum 50 Jaar De Onafhankelen

        Est: €80 - €180

        Stedelijk Museum 50 Jaar De Onafhankelen - 35x100,5, 1961, silkscreen by Marinus J.N. Kriek (Mario, 1906-1977)

        Van Sabben Poster Auctions
      • Painting, Jan Marinus Domela
        May. 18, 2019

        Painting, Jan Marinus Domela

        Est: $100 - $200

        Jan Marinus Domela (Dutch/American, 1894-1973), Fishing on the Mountain River, oil on canvas, signed lower right, overall (with frame): 38"h x 48"w

        Clars Auctions
      • A VIOLA MARINO & MARIO CAPICCHIONI (fl Rimini, c1950-c1975)
        Nov. 03, 2015

        A VIOLA MARINO & MARIO CAPICCHIONI (fl Rimini, c1950-c1975)

        Est: £28,000 - £35,000

        MARINO & MARIO CAPICCHIONI (fl Rimini, c1950-c1975) A VIOLA RIMINI 1974 labelled Marinus Capicchioni et Filius Fecit Arimini 1974 and branded M. Capicchioni - Rimini above the label length of back 16 11/16in., 42.4cm. in case Sold with a copy of a letter from Marino Capicchioni to Lina Lama, who bought the viola from the maker

        Ingles & Hayday
      • A VIOLIN MARINO CAPICCHIONI (b 1895; d 1977)
        Nov. 03, 2015

        A VIOLIN MARINO CAPICCHIONI (b 1895; d 1977)

        Est: £25,000 - £35,000

        MARINO CAPICCHIONI (b 1895; d 1977) A VIOLIN RIMINI 1961 labelled Marinus Capicchioni Fecit Arimini A.D. 1961 and branded M. Capicchioni - Rimini internally on the back length of back 14in., 35.6cm. Sold with the certificate of Mario Capicchioni, Rimini, dated 5th March 2007 Provenance In 1961 the organist Callisto Carlo Migani and his violinist friend Italo Roberti visited Capicchioni and saw this violin, which was almost complete. Roberti already owned a Capicchioni violin dated 1936 and Migani was keen to purchase the instrument. He promised to return when the instrument was finished, but a business engagement took him away from Rimini and when he returned some weeks later Capicchioni had sold the violin to a young musician. Migani spent many years trying to find the owner of the violin, and in the late 1970s he finally found the man. Sadly Migani died in 1978, but his sons later purchased the violin in his memory. This violin has been in the possession of the Migani family since the late 1980s. Caption for photo: Italo Roberti playing his 1936 violin by Marino Capicchioni, accompanied by Callisto Migani at the organ

        Ingles & Hayday
      • Marino Capicchioni (b San Marino, 1895; d Rimini, 1977) A cello Rimini , 1958
        Mar. 10, 2009

        Marino Capicchioni (b San Marino, 1895; d Rimini, 1977) A cello Rimini , 1958

        Est: £14,000 - £18,000

        the treble side of the front a later replacement labelled Marinus Capicchioni Fecit Arimini A.D. 1958, inscribed on the label M lo T and branded M. Capicchioni-Rimini above the label Quantity: 2

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