Standing Figure (Q20553604)
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painting by Pablo Picasso
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
|---|---|---|---|
| English | Standing Figure |
painting by Pablo Picasso |
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1908
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Standing Figure (English)
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1958
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PROVENANCE 1909, sold by the artist to Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler (b. 1884 - d. 1979), Paris [see note 1]; June 13-14, 1921, Kahnweiler sale, Hotel Drouot, Paris, lot 83, to "Winberg" [see note 2]. Possibly Carroll Carstairs (dealer; b. 1888 - d. 1948), New York [see note 3]. Private collection, Paris. By 1958, Galerie Nathan, Zurich; 1958, sold by Galerie Nathan to MFA. (Accession Date: October 9, 1958) NOTES: [1] According to letters of March 7, 1961 and March 18, 1961 from Kahnweiler to Mrs. Emay Buck of the MFA in curatorial file. This painting was among the possessions of Kahnweiler that were sequestered by the French government as legalized retribution against German citizens in the wake of World War I. [2] The buyer's name is annotated in a copy of the auction catalogue (reproduction in MFA curatorial file). [3] According to information provided by the Galerie Nathan, which has not yet been corroborated, dealer Carroll Carstairs may have owned the painting, or a share in the painting. At the time the painting was purchased, it was said to come from a private collection in Paris. (English)
15 June 2023
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1909, sold by the artist to Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler (b. 1884 - d. 1979), Paris [see note 1]; June 13-14, 1921, Kahnweiler sale, Hotel Drouot, Paris, lot 83, to "Winberg" [see note 2]. Possibly Carroll Carstairs (dealer; b. 1888 - d. 1948), New York [see note 3]. Private collection, Paris. By 1958, Galerie Nathan, Zurich; 1958, sold by Galerie Nathan to MFA. (Accession Date: October 9, 1958) NOTES: [1] According to letters of March 7, 1961 and March 18, 1961 from Kahnweiler to Mrs. Emay Buck of the MFA in curatorial file. This painting was among the possessions of Kahnweiler that were sequestered by the French government as legalized retribution against German citizens in the wake of World War I. [2] The buyer's name is annotated in a copy of the auction catalogue (reproduction in MFA curatorial file). [3] According to information provided by the Galerie Nathan, which has not yet been corroborated, dealer Carroll Carstairs may have owned the painting, or a share in the painting. At the time the painting was purchased, it was said to come from a private collection in Paris. (English)
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9 October 1958
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100.3 centimetre
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150.2 centimetre
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