Allaert Claesz, (Aertgen van Leyden?), Soldier Overcome by Death, Flemish,  1520s-50s, after Jacob Binck, engraving on paper, signed with  monogram “AC” on a tablet at upper right corner, c. 6cm x 8cm, some staining, reduced at the margins, mostly left side and bottom.

Bibliographic reference:    Hollstein, 162Bartsch IX,135-39.    Douce, 1833, 190

Frost # AC-1211; price on request

 

 

 

 

 

Salvador Dali, Autumn,  etching, 1970, signed in plate, created by Dali at the Ateliers Rigal, Paris. The size of copper plate [impressed paper area] 202mm x 265mm [8" x 10.1/2"]; entire paper sheet is 290mm x 383mm [c. 11.1/2" x 15.1/16"]; the frame mat is 380mm x 483mm [15" x 19"];

Luc Verger, Fishing Boat, signed, undated, early 1950s, 16″ x 12. 7/8″ [41cm x 33cm], oil on canvas,  original varnish, very good condition. 

(photo credit Frost Art Gallery) 

Frost # LV-1101,  SOLD

 Luc Verger, French painter, completed the Montmartre Academie under the supervision of Ferdinand Legers. Influenced by Vlaminck and Matisse, Verger developed his own modernist style. The abstract rendering of ships at sea became his easily recognized stylistic hallmark. In 1958, Boiron Gallery, Saint-Etienne organized the first retrospective exhibition of Luc Verger. In 1960s, Verger became known as successful Montmartre street artist. In 1980s- early 1990s, he taught art and influenced several French artists.

Fishing Boat belongs to Verger's scarce earlier artworks. It reveals the influence of Dutch school and impressionism, the style which he abounded in late 1950s.