623 works in the Don Foundation collection: painting, graphics, prints, sculpture, Soviet porcelain. Prices are on the work pages or on request.
The catalogue brings together all works of art in the Don Foundation collection – 623 works: painting – 125, graphics – 12, prints – 53, sculpture – 12, photography – 1, objects – 4, decorative art – 416. It holds painting, original graphics, sculpture, limited-edition prints and decorative art, chiefly porcelain. The price range across the collection is from 10 to 100 000 $; 144 000 € (some works are priced in euro); price on request for some works.
Fine art here means painting, graphics and sculpture – works where the image is made through colour, line or volume. Decorative and applied art – porcelain, faience and interior pieces – is a separate section, since it follows its own logic of editions, factory marks and models.
Each work’s page gives the author, technique and size where known, and details of any expert assessment. These are originals and original limited-edition graphics, not reproductions. Works can be bought directly – the price is on the card – or acquired at auction.
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The whole collection – 623 works: painting – 125, graphics – 12, prints – 53, sculpture – 12, photography – 1, objects – 4, decorative art – 416 – painting, graphics, sculpture, prints and decorative art, Russian and international, from the 19th century to today.
Fine art – painting, graphics, sculpture – makes an image for its own sake. Decorative and applied art joins artistic form with a practical purpose and is usually produced in editions. The catalogue keeps them in separate sections.
The range across the catalogue is from 10 to 100 000 $; 144 000 € (some works are priced in euro); price on request for some works. The current price is on each work’s page, and the catalogue can be sorted by price.
Originals and original limited-edition graphics. For prints, each sheet’s page gives the technique and, where known, the year, the edition and the signature.
Directly through the site – each work has a price or the option to request one – or at the foundation’s auctions.