London 1930's Toumanova Ballerina Dancing Watercolor Painting by Terechkovitch

Description: Nadine Krakov Collection Fine Jewelry, Arts & Antiques 191 South Beverly Drive Beverly Hills, CA 90212 KG JT00 1930's Tamara Toumanova Ballerina Dancing Watercolor Painting Constantin Terechkovitch · Material: wood frame, watercolor, pensil on paper · Weight: 4.5 lb · Measurements: 24” x 19” x 1” with the frame 19- ¼” x 14- 5/8” the painting only 24” x 19” x 5/8” the frame 22- 7/8” x 18” x 1-3/8” the boarder 15- ¼” x 20” x 3/8” inside frame · Description: 1930’s London watercolor on paper painting of Russian ballerina Tamara Toumanova by Russian artist Constantin Terechkovitch with the wooden gold colored frame, protected with the glass. The wire is attached to the back of the painting. The painting is signed and dated. · About the artist: Constantin (Kostia) Terechkovitch was a Russian visual artist. He went to the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture in 1917, but had to flee when the Russian Revolution took place. He decided to go to Paris, the capital of art, to study there. In Paris, Constantin lives in a Russian community in Montparnasse, where he meets Michail Larionov. In 1921, art critic and writer Serge Romoff helps him lift of his career, which led to a fair amound of success as an artist. Instead of returning to Russia after visiting Berlin in 1923, Terechkovitch stays in Paris. He made the sets and costumes for a ballet in Monte-Carlo in 1933, where he meets his wife. After the Second World War, Terechkovitch shifts his interest more toward sport, such as the Olympic Games and horse racing. In 1951, Terechkovitch became a knight in the Légion d'Honneur. Constantin mainly depicted landscapes, towns, cities, dancers and other figures. His work is colourful and bright. Terechkovitch died in Monaco in 1978. MUST HAVE FOR COLLECTOR!!! Payment Info: We happily accept PayPal, credit card payments, bank wires, and cashier’s checks. We only accept PayPal payments and bank wires from international buyers. About us: The Nadine Krakov Collection is a mature business that has been serving Beverly Hills and Los Angeles antique and estate jewelry needs for over 10 years. Our first store opened in October 1997 and we were fortunate enough to open a second in 2005. Our policy: Shipping charges vary by weight. Depending on the circumstance, the buyer may return it within 3 days for merchandise credit for the sale price if unsatisfied; a 10% restocking fee may be assessed. Ability to return the item is dependent on the reason for return. We do not refund any shipping and handling charges. All returned items must be in the same condition in which they were received by the buyer. Buyer pays return shipping charge. International buyers are responsible for all customs duties, brokerage fees, and taxes, which are NOT included in the shipping costs. Packages shipped to addresses in California will be charged the applicable sales tax. We guarantee the authenticity of our pieces, as well as the stated condition and functionality of all items. However, all items are sold in “AS-IS” condition without warranties, unless otherwise stated. We will certainly leave positive feedback for smooth transactions and hope you will do the same. We want to assure our customers with the best customer service and satisfaction. If you have any questions or concerns PLEASE CONTACT US! If you feel that we have not met some of your needs, PLEASE CONTACT US BEFORE leaving negative feedback or opening a case and we will resolve any issue IMMEDIATELY! THANK YOU! Disclaimer: We are not in any way affiliated with this designer. We do not use text or images from said company. There will be a 4% restocking fee on all items paid and returned in a return case due to processing fees lost on our end. There will be a 4% restocking fee on all items paid & returned in a return case due to processing fees lost on our end.

Price: 3000 USD

Location: Beverly Hills, California

End Time: 2024-02-07T22:45:59.000Z

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