The auction house “Artembassy” is organizing high-value artwork auction!
The auction exhibition from 15-25.05.2023 will take place at the premises of Rietumu Banka in Vesetas street 7.
Online bidding on website www.artembassy.lv, from 15-25.05.2023 till 21:00, also we accept telphone bidding.
We provide consultations on the items offered in the auction from May 15 to 25 at the premises of Rietumu Bank.
478 outstanding works of art that are not available in the art market every day will be offered in this great auction. Participants of the auction will have the possibility to purchase such pearls of Latvian painting as the works of Janis Rozentals, Aleksanda Belcova, Johans Valters, Jānis Ferdinands Tīdemanis, Ludolfs Liberts, Eduards Kalniņš, Leo Kokle, Leo Svemps, Jānis Pauļuks, Herberts Siliņš and other outstanding Latvian artists. The section of applied arts will be widely represented as well, offering distinguished antiques - jewellery, silver, gold, bronze and porcelain items.
Auction time will be extended by 10 minutes of bid will be received in last 10 minutes
Auction house commission 20%
PDF Catalogue: https://www.artembassy.lv/Katalogs69_web.pdf
| Author | Nikolajs Kulainis |
| Time period | Middle of 20th century |
| Genre | Landscape |
| Technique | Cardboard, oil |
| Size | 31x34 cm |
| Item location | 7 Vesetas str., Riga, Latvia |
| Price | Sold! |
| Article | 69_A68576 |
| Status | Lot sold |
Painted mainly city and rural landscapes. A special recognition has received for sights of Riga in light of night fires.
Nikolajs Kulainis was born on March 17, 1901 in Riga.
From 1924 to 1931 studied in the Latvian Academy of Art (he was deducted from department of figurative painting).
Nikolajs Kulainis was one of founders and heads of association "Radigars". Since 1936 he participated in a society of the Latvian artists, since 1939 - in association of artists "Rosme". Since 1944 it was a member of the Latvian SSR Artists’ Union.
The artist participated in exhibitions since 1929. After the Second World War in exhibitions of republic participated seldom, but has on a regular basis organized small personal exhibitions in Riga and in a province.
Nikolajs Kulainis died on March 15, 1975 in Riga.
