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Marie Vorobieff Marevna, Russian 1892-1984


‘Diego Rivera, Paris 1920’;


charcoal with black and blue pen on lined paper, inscribed and dated later, 25.5 x 20cm (unframed)


Note: this work depicts Diego Rivera holding his daughter Marika in Paris 1920; it is likely to be executed in the 1950-60s.


£80 - 120* 104


Marie Vorobieff Marevna, Russian 1892-1984


Buisson, 1922;


gouache, charcoal and pencil, signed and dated in blue marker, and signed, dated and inscribed ‘Tabul’ in brown pencil, and inscribed ‘Argeuil’ in pink pencil, 56 x 41.5cm (unframed)


£80 - 120* 105


Marie Vorobieff Marevna, Russian 1892-1984


Portrait of Diego Rivera standing with walking stick, and detail of head;


charcoal on folded paper, inscribed in blue pen on the reverse, 25.4 x 38cm: together with a gelatin silver print mounted on card by an unknown hand, depicting Diego Rivera and another man in Mexico, with inscription dedicated to Marevna dated ’19/9/66’ and signed ‘Camille’ on the mount card, 9.8 x 14cm (2) (unframed)


Note: The ote attached with the photograph discusses the joy of finally meeting Diego Rivera’s daughter Marika.


£200 - 300* 103


105


* plus Buyer’s Premium 25% + VAT (30% inclusive of VAT) ARR - indicates an additional charge may apply, see information on page 2.


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