62. Girl's Cheek
Estimate
EUR 250 - 350
Sold
EUR 350
Session
Thu, 22 May 2025 18:00
Dimensions
depth 22 cm, width 16 cm, height 32 cm
Description
bronz, signed on the right side, at the base, "M. Romalo"
Research information
Marioara Romalo is an artist active during the interwar period. She is present at several Bucharest artistic events, participating in February 1930 in one of the first exhibitions with works by Princess Ileana. At the same exhibition, organized at the Dalles Hall of the Romanian Book, other artists are also present, students of Jean Al. Steriadi and Ion Jalea, such as Cella Misirliu, Viorica Scodrea, Letitia Lucasievici, and Zoe Golescu. Marioara Romalo also exhibits at the Official Salons in 1928, 1929, 1931, and 1935. The Romalo name is associated with a Greco-Roman family originating from the Fanar district, Constantinople, settled in the Romanian space in the 19th century.
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
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For additional information regarding the lot and the auction, please contact the Art Consultants Department.
Dimensions
depth 22 cm, width 16 cm, height 32 cm
Description
bronz, signed on the right side, at the base, "M. Romalo"
Research information
Marioara Romalo is an artist active during the interwar period. She is present at several Bucharest artistic events, participating in February 1930 in one of the first exhibitions with works by Princess Ileana. At the same exhibition, organized at the Dalles Hall of the Romanian Book, other artists are also present, students of Jean Al. Steriadi and Ion Jalea, such as Cella Misirliu, Viorica Scodrea, Letitia Lucasievici, and Zoe Golescu. Marioara Romalo also exhibits at the Official Salons in 1928, 1929, 1931, and 1935. The Romalo name is associated with a Greco-Roman family originating from the Fanar district, Constantinople, settled in the Romanian space in the 19th century.
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