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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto
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The 20th / 21st Century: London Evening Sale and The Art of the Surreal Evening Sale includes 112 lots, over half appearing for the first time at auction. Alexej von Jawlensky’s Frau mit Fächer (Frau aus Turkestan) (1912, estimate: £4,000,000-6,000,000) has remained in the same collection since 1960. The pioneering art dealer Galka Scheyer acquired the work directly from the artist – an exceptional provenance that is testament to the quality of the painting, positioning it alongside the Magritte, Hockney, Bacon, and Monet.-stock-foto