old masters
Girl in Kokoshnik, 103 x 74 cm
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WE SOLD A 19th century portrait for $215,000 us
The 19th century portrait "A Girl in Kokoshnik by a Well" was a part of the Russian Imperial Academy of Arts collection until 1917, later, after that year, it was considered lost. Between 1999 and 2001 Tamoikins family was able to locate and purchase this painting from a private collector in Europe. The portrait suffered significant damage over the years and was in need of extensive restoration. In 2006 Tamoikin Museum legalized, restored and imported the painting back to the Russian Federation. That same year the artwork was sold for $215,000 US to the Moscow State Department’s representative. The value of the painting was determined by Technology TES.
Note: before the sale this artwork was published in our book "Tamoikin Family Museum - Book 1". For more information please see our - Books - page. |
Please enjoy a small preview of our "old masters" collection. Tamoikin Art Fund owns over 100 of such artworks, some dating as far back as the period of High Renaissance. Please note: all paintings shown below were chosen for open display primarily because they’ve already had previous public exposure. This limits what we are able to show to our visitors. More detailed information about our assets is available through our private catalog and database. This information is offered to serious investors only.
Carl Julius Huth (1832-1892), Zwei junge Italiener, oil on canvas, 93 x 77.5 cm
Karl von Teibler (1821-1895), Fräulein von Falkenhausen - House Wallisfurth, oil on canvas, 44 x 33 cm
Leonard Bramer (1596-1674), oil on canvas, 145 х 102 cm
Ernst von Bernuth (1833-1923), oil on canvas, 76.5 х 59 cm
Therese Fuchs (1849-1888*), Dusseldorf, oil on canvas, 82 х 48 cm
Gustav Konrad Suss (1823-1881), oil on canvas, 70 х 87 cm
More detailed information about our assets is available through our private catalog and database.
