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b. 1891 - d. 1967

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        • RUSSIAN COSTUME DESIGN PAINTING PAUL MAK IVANOVsold
          May. 13, 2023

          RUSSIAN COSTUME DESIGN PAINTING PAUL MAK IVANOV

          Est: $100 - $150

          Pavel Petrovich Ivanov, aka Paul Mak, Russian, 1891 to 1967, a watercolor on paper design painting of a theatrical costume. Signed lower right, dated 1935. Matted and framed. Pavel Ivanov is best known for his fantastical style and Middle Eastern theme but also famous for miniature portrait painting, caricatures, illustration. Theatre Design Paintings And Russian Art Collectibles.

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        • PAUL MAK (1891 - 1967): TWO CONVERSING MULLAHS RIDING DONKEYS Possibly Brussels, Belgium, signed MAK and dated 1956sold
          Apr. 28, 2023

          PAUL MAK (1891 - 1967): TWO CONVERSING MULLAHS RIDING DONKEYS Possibly Brussels, Belgium, signed MAK and dated 1956

          Est: £1,500 - £2,000

          PAUL MAK (1891 - 1967): TWO CONVERSING MULLAHS RIDING DONKEYS Possibly Brussels, Belgium, signed MAK and dated 1956 PAUL MAK (1891 - 1967): TWO CONVERSING MULLAHS RIDING DONKEYS Possibly Brussels, Belgium, signed MAK and dated 1956 Opaque pigments, pencil, and ink heightened with gold on paper, the vertical composition depicting two bearded men in the middle ground, wearing long, loose tunics and white turbans, possibly Iranian mullahs, portrayed riding donkeys and absorbed in a humorous conversation, in the background a camel led by its rider, a group of men in conversation in the foreground and veiled women on the right hand-side, in the upper left corner a bazaar street scene, signed and dated in black on the lower left corner, mounted, framed and glazed, the illustration (visible) 27cm x 18cm, 62cm x 51.8cm including the frame. Provenance: Christie's London, 14 October 1997, lot 154. The present lot was painted by the Russian-born artist Pavel Petrovich Ivanov (1891 - 1967), also known as ‘Paul Mak’ or ‘Pavel Ivanov Mak’. Mostly renowned for his miniatures in Persian style, portraits, and caricatures, his life and artistic career were anything but standard. From art student to distinguished soldier, his drawing talent was the sole saving grace that prevented him from being executed by the Bolsheviks, in whose hands he fell in 1917. Indeed, after six months spent in jail, he was finally released after sketching the main prison chief's portrait. In 1921, he decided to leave Russia and travel south, choosing Tehran as his new home the following year. Here, Mak had the chance to learn the art of Persian miniature painting and one of his acquaintances introduced him to important people, including Sir Percy Loraine, an influential British minister, and the new Shah of Persia, Reza Shah Pahlavi. His talent and success grew quickly and in February 1926, he organised his first exhibition in Tehran. In 1927, his appointment as official court painter and the grant of Iranian citizenship consolidated his presence and fame in the country. In the middle of the political chaos leading Europe into World War II, Mak moved to Belgium, his final home, and from 1945 onwards, his works were only exhibited at La Galerie Rubens, located in Brussels, Gent, Bruges, Liege, Antwerp, and Le Zoute. In 1958, he participated in the Brussels World Fair, and his exhibition in the Iranian pavilion - his artistic swan song - made him earn the gold medal. To sum up his life candidly, "if Mak was not so divinely talented, there might be the danger of his life overshadowing his art. However, he distinguished himself in many forms of image-making, including portraits and caricatures, designs for the theatre, illustrations and Persian-style miniatures" (Chris Beetles Gallery's website, https://www.chrisbeetles.com/artists/paul-mak-pavel-ivanov-1891-1967.html, last accessed: 17/03/2023).

          Chiswick Auctions
        • Paul MAK (1891-1967)sold
          Nov. 28, 2022

          Paul MAK (1891-1967)

          Est: €600 - €800

          Paul MAK (1891-1967) Drawing Warrior signed and dated 1947. Tekening Strijder getekend en gedateerd 1947.

          Maison Jules Veilinghuis
        • Paul MAK (1891-1967)sold
          Nov. 26, 2022

          Paul MAK (1891-1967)

          Est: €800 - €1,200

          Paul MAK (1891-1967) Mixed media on paper Fauns at the Atomium, signed and dated 1958. Gemengde techniek op papier Faunen bij het Atomium, getekend en gedateerd 1958.

          Maison Jules Veilinghuis
        • Paul MAK (1891-1967)sold
          Nov. 26, 2022

          Paul MAK (1891-1967)

          Est: €600 - €800

          Paul MAK (1891-1967) Pencil drawing Dancing Dervish, signed and dated 1947. Potloodtekening Dansende derwish, getekend en gedateerd 1947.

          Maison Jules Veilinghuis
        • Paul MAK (1891-1967)sold
          Nov. 26, 2022

          Paul MAK (1891-1967)

          Est: €800 - €1,200

          Paul MAK (1891-1967) Pencil drawing and watercolor The harem , signed and dated 1947. Kleurpotloodtekening en aquarel de harem, getekend en gedateerd 1947.

          Maison Jules Veilinghuis
        • Paul Mak (Russian, 1891 - 1967)sold
          Dec. 11, 2021

          Paul Mak (Russian, 1891 - 1967)

          Est: €3,000 - €5,000

          Paul Mak (Russian, 1891 - 1967) Poker Game - 1948 Watercolor on paper 14,8 x 28,5 cm (mount window) Signed, located, and dated lower right: Bruxelles

          Native
        • PAUL MAK (1891-1967)sold
          Oct. 25, 2021

          PAUL MAK (1891-1967)

          Est: €300 - €500

          Paul Mak (1891-1967) Portrait of a woman, 1946 Oil on canvas, signed, dated '46' and located in Brussels at lower right. H : 65 cm Width : 54 cm

          Haynault
        • Paul Mak (1891-1967), 14,5 x 23 cmsold
          Oct. 20, 2021

          Paul Mak (1891-1967), 14,5 x 23 cm

          Est: €600 - €800

          Paul Mak (1891-1967), 14,5 x 23 cm Unsigned, attributed to Paul Mak, praying imam, gouache on paper, 14,5 x 23 cm Is possibly subject to the Artist's Resale Right / consult ‘Conditions of Sale'

          Carlo Bonte Auctions
        • Paul Mak (St. Petersburg 1891-1967 Brussels) - a nude with peacock feathers, dated 1949sold
          May. 26, 2021

          Paul Mak (St. Petersburg 1891-1967 Brussels) - a nude with peacock feathers, dated 1949

          Est: -

          Watercolour and gouache drawing on paper. Signed and dated "Mak 1949" on the lower right. In a mount and gilt wooden frame, behind glass. Dimensions of painting 27 x 14 cm. Dimensions of frame (minor flaws) 38.5 x 24.5 cm. Painting of good quality. Several tears on the lower right and upper left. On the reverse newspaper article on the painter. Paul Mak (Pavel Petrovich Ivanov), well-known Russian painter and caricaturist, studied in the studio of K. F. Yuon in Moscow. Between 1920 and 1921 he worked as a stage designer at the Theatre of Revolutionary Satire in Moscow under the pseudonym Paul Mak. After emigrating in 1922, Mak was court painter to the Shah of Iran for more than twenty years. From the mid-1930s onwards, the artist lived in Belgium. After World War II, he had regular exhibitions in Brussels and other Belgian cities. In 1958, he was awarded the gold medal of the Brussels Peace Society for his paintings exhibited at the Iranian pavilion. Condition: III Condition Report: russian, Russia, russie, russe, Moscow

          Hermann Historica GmbH
        • PAUL MAK (1891-1967) Portrait de deux garçons, 1938 TECHNIQUE MIXTE (AQUARELLE ET GOUsold
          Oct. 12, 2020

          PAUL MAK (1891-1967) Portrait de deux garçons, 1938 TECHNIQUE MIXTE (AQUARELLE ET GOU

          Est: €1,500 - €2,000

          PAUL MAK (1891-1967) Portrait de deux garçons, 1938 TECHNIQUE MIXTE (AQUARELLE ET GOUACHE) SUR PAPIER. SIGNEE ET DATEE EN HAUT A DROITE. 30 X 23 CM

          Cornette de Saint-Cyr-Bruxelles
        • PAUL MAK (1891-1967) Portrait d’homme, 1938 TECHNIQUE MIXTE (AQUARELLE ET GOUACHE) SUsold
          Oct. 12, 2020

          PAUL MAK (1891-1967) Portrait d’homme, 1938 TECHNIQUE MIXTE (AQUARELLE ET GOUACHE) SU

          Est: €1,500 - €2,000

          PAUL MAK (1891-1967) Portrait d’homme, 1938 TECHNIQUE MIXTE (AQUARELLE ET GOUACHE) SUR PAPIER. SIGNEE ET DATEE A DROITE. 24,5 X 20,5 CM

          Cornette de Saint-Cyr-Bruxelles
        • PAUL MAK (1891-1967) Portrait de femme, 1938 DESSIN A LA MINE DE PLOMB, CRAYON, REHAUTS DEsold
          Oct. 12, 2020

          PAUL MAK (1891-1967) Portrait de femme, 1938 DESSIN A LA MINE DE PLOMB, CRAYON, REHAUTS DE

          Est: €1,500 - €2,000

          PAUL MAK (1891-1967) Portrait de femme, 1938 DESSIN A LA MINE DE PLOMB, CRAYON, REHAUTS DE CRAIE BLANCHE ET GOUACHE SUR PAPIER. SIGNEE ET DATEE EN HAUT A DROITE. 23 X 18 CM

          Cornette de Saint-Cyr-Bruxelles
        • PAUL MAK (1891-1967) Portrait de femme, 1938 DESSIN A LA MINE DE PLOMB, CRAYON ET REHAUTSsold
          Oct. 12, 2020

          PAUL MAK (1891-1967) Portrait de femme, 1938 DESSIN A LA MINE DE PLOMB, CRAYON ET REHAUTS

          Est: €1,200 - €1,500

          PAUL MAK (1891-1967) Portrait de femme, 1938 DESSIN A LA MINE DE PLOMB, CRAYON ET REHAUTS DE CRAIE BLANCHE. SIGNEE ET DATEE EN HAUT A GAUCHE. TACHES D’HUMIDITE. 23 X 18,5 CM

          Cornette de Saint-Cyr-Bruxelles
        • Paul Mak (1891-1967), Mullah with a scarf, 1962sold
          Oct. 05, 2020

          Paul Mak (1891-1967), Mullah with a scarf, 1962

          Est: €1,200 - €1,500

          Paul Mak (1891-1967) Mullah with a scarf, 1962 Gouache on paper. Signed and dated at lower left. Framed. Hauteur (cm) : 23 - Largeur (cm) : 19 - -

          Haynault
        • Paul Mak (1891-1967), Mullah with a mandolin, 1962sold
          Oct. 05, 2020

          Paul Mak (1891-1967), Mullah with a mandolin, 1962

          Est: €1,200 - €1,500

          Paul Mak (1891-1967) Mullah with a mandolin, 1962 Gouache on paper. Signed and dated at upper left. Framed. Hauteur (cm) : 23 - Largeur (cm) : 15 - -

          Haynault
        • Paul Mak (St. Petersburg 1891 – 1967 Brussels) - nude with peacock feathers, dated 1949sold
          Sep. 25, 2020

          Paul Mak (St. Petersburg 1891 – 1967 Brussels) - nude with peacock feathers, dated 1949

          Est: -

          Watercolour and gouache drawing on paper. Signed and dated "Mak 1949" on the lower right. In a mount and gilt wooden frame, behind glass. Dimensions of painting 27 x 14 cm. Dimensions of frame (minor flaws) 38.5 x 24.5 cm. Painting of good quality. Several tears on the lower right and upper left. On the reverse newspaper article on the painter. Paul Mak (Pavel Petrovich Ivanov), well-known Russian painter and caricaturist, studied in the studio of K. F. Yuon in Moscow. Between 1920 and 1921 he worked as a stage designer at the Theatre of Revolutionary Satire in Moscow under the pseudonym Paul Mak. After emigrating in 1922, Mak was court painter to the Shah of Iran for more than twenty years. From the mid-1930s onwards, the artist lived in Belgium. After World War II, he had regular exhibitions in Brussels and other Belgian cities. In 1958, he was awarded the gold medal of the Brussels Peace Society for his paintings exhibited at the Iranian pavilion. Condition: III Condition Report: russian, Russia, russie, russe, Moscow

          Hermann Historica GmbH
        • GOUACHESsold
          Jan. 22, 2020

          GOUACHES

          Est: €2,000 - €3,000

          Gouache sur papier "Mollah jouant de la mandoline". Signé en haut à gauche Mak et daté 1962. Ecole belge. (Joint, une invitation au vernissage de 1966 à la Galerie Rubens à Bruxelles). Dim.:+/-23x15cm.

          Vanderkindere
        • GOUACHESsold
          Jan. 22, 2020

          GOUACHES

          Est: €2,000 - €3,000

          "Mollah et son tapis de prière" gouache sur papier. Signé en bas à gauche Paul Mak et daté 1962. Ecole belge. (On y joint une copie d'une invitation à un vernissage en 1966 à la Galerie Rubens à Bruxelles). Dim.:23x19cm.

          Vanderkindere
        • Paul Maksold
          Dec. 01, 2019

          Paul Mak

          Est: -

          (1891 St. Petersburg - 1967 Brüssel) Zwei Faune in einer Frühlingslandschaft Phantasievolles, minutiös fein gemaltes Werk des bekannten russischen Künstlers. Mak emigrierte nach der russischen Revolution 1921 nach Persien und ging 1932 nach Paris. Dort machten ihn seine durch alte Buchmalereien und Aubrey Beardsley inspirierten Darstellungen mit orientalischen und märchenhaften Motiven international bekannt. Gouache/Papier. R. u. sign. u. dat. 1956. 26 cm x 17 cm (Passepartoutausschnitt). Rahmen. Gouache on paper. Signed and dated 1956. $P# RefFur211119 RefPai211119

          Kunstauktionshaus Schloss Ahlden
        • Paul Mak (1891-1967) Don Quichotte; and Satyrsold
          Nov. 25, 2019

          Paul Mak (1891-1967) Don Quichotte; and Satyr

          Est: £4,000 - £6,000

          Paul Mak (1891-1967) Don Quichotte; and Satyr the first pencil, ink, watercolour and gouache, heightened with gold, on paper; the second oil on board 15 7/8 x 13 1/8 in. (41 x 33.4 cm.); and smaller (2)

          Christie's
        • Paul Mak (1891-1967) Pipe-smoking; and Street-waterer in Tehransold
          Nov. 25, 2019

          Paul Mak (1891-1967) Pipe-smoking; and Street-waterer in Tehran

          Est: £5,000 - £7,000

          Paul Mak (1891-1967) Pipe-smoking; and Street-waterer in Tehran pencil, ink and watercolour on paper, one with gouache the first 7 7/8 x 11 7/8 in. (20.2 x 34.4 cm.); the second 9 5/8 x 7 ½ in. (24.5 x 19.2 cm.) (2)

          Christie's
        • Paul Mak (1891-1967) Weeping sirensold
          Nov. 25, 2019

          Paul Mak (1891-1967) Weeping siren

          Est: £3,000 - £5,000

          Paul Mak (1891-1967) Weeping siren pencil and ink on paper 13 ¾ x 9 ¾ in. (34.8 x 24.8 cm.) (4)

          Christie's
        • Paul Mak (1891-1967) Evening's gathering; and Tribesman lost in thoughtsold
          Nov. 25, 2019

          Paul Mak (1891-1967) Evening's gathering; and Tribesman lost in thought

          Est: £4,000 - £6,000

          Paul Mak (1891-1967) Evening's gathering; and Tribesman lost in thought pencil, watercolour and gouache, heightened with gold, on paper 14 x 11 5/8 in. (35.6 x 29.5 cm.); and smaller (2)

          Christie's
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