A small but impressive section of Russian antiquarian books deserves special attention at the forthcoming auction.

In 2018 Hermitage Fine Art had the opportunity to give an exclusive interview with the legend of sports photography Lev Borodulin and his son, the first fashion photographer Alexander Borodulin. Today we are glad to celebrate the 100^th anniversary of Lev Borodulin as we had the chance to sold some of his masterpieces. Lev became an engaged photographer after graduation and his first publication took place in 1947 in the student newspaper.
He was the first photographer in the Soviet Union to apply the Fisheye Lens effeсt. In 1964 he was recognized by the "Photography Year Book" as a star world photography.

On October 27-30, the auction house Hermitage Fine Art fetched spectacular results in the room of the Hotel Meridien in Monaco, Monte Carlo, in the categories of Fine Art, Design, and Objects of Vertu.

Deadline for consignments: November 9th, 2022. Contact us today to receive a free evaluation of your jewellery, wine, bags and modern art.

Hermitage Fine Art will hold two autumn auctions the last days of October. The auction will feature a variety of artworks going from the 19th century and passing through Art Nouveau, Art Deco, Post-Impressionism, Modern and Contemporary Art, Design Objects, Furniture, Fine Porcelain, Silver, Jewellery and Objects of Vertu.

'Visionary' and 'one of the greatest Russian painters', Sergei Chepik Sergei Chepik is an outstanding artist, a great master, talented in all techniques, from watercolour to oil painting, engraving, ceramics and sculpture. His paintings constitute a particular, immediately recognisable universe despite the highly diverse subject matter.

Paul Chmaroff always felt a connection with his homeland upon emigrating from revolutionary Russia to Paris in 1924. He expressed his reminiscences in a series of genre paintings of peasant life.