The Amusing Style at Wright, USA

Wright presents The Amusing Style Sale. Revel in the high-style eclecticism of Pavel Zoubok and Paul A. Baglio, Jr., who together have transformed the art of collage into an experience and a lifestyle. 

"We've always regarded the objects we collect as the truest expression of ourselves. They tell the story of our many years together—our evolving interests, tastes, obsessions. " 

The Amusing Style, a term coined by art historian Christopher Reed, takes its name from the use of the term “amusing” to describe the arts and entertainment during the 1920s and refers to a collage-like approach to interior decoration that was championed in British Vogue at that time. Explore the sale here:

The Amusing Style Selections from the Collection of Pavel Zoubok & Paul A. Baglio Jr.

24 July 2019 / 12 pm central
Preview: 17 – 24 July 2019
Location: United States, New York

Bid online at LiveAuctioneers.com

^{Left: Piero Fornasetti, Gran Coromandel Screen; Right: Andy Warhol, Untitled (Lips)}

Piero Fornasetti, Gran Coromandel Screen
^{Italy, c. 1958}
Lithographic transfer-print on lacquered wood; 72 w × 12 d × 81¼ h in (183 × 30 × 206 cm). See Price Estimate...

Andy Warhol, Untitled (Lips)
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Screenprint on masking tape and paper collage. 8 h × 8¾ w in (20 × 22 cm). See Price Estimate...

^{Left: Chanel x Philippe Barland, Surfboard; Right: Jonathan Seliger, Bulgari (from Born to Shop)}

Chanel x Philippe Barland, Surfboard
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Lacquered fiberglass, acrylic; 22½ w × 12 d × 111 h in (57 × 30 × 282 cm). Stamped to underside 'Philippe Barland'. Inscribed underneath lacquer coat 'Chanel No. No 13 280 x 57 x 77 No 2977'. Stamped to tail fin 'Hawaiian Pro Design by Donald Takayama Fins Unlimited USA 9.0 RLB'. See Price Estimate...

Jonathan Seliger, Bulgari (from Born to Shop)
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Enameled bronze, stainless steel; 16 h × 13 w × 7 d in (41 × 33 × 18 cm). Signed, dated and numbered to underside ‘Seliger 2006 A.P. 3/5’. This work is number 3 of 5 artist's proofs. See Price Estimate...

^{Left: Mary Bauermeister, Attention Getting Device 3; Right: Louise Nevelson, Untitled}

Mary Bauermeister, Attention Getting Device 3
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Carved and painted wood, ink. 9¼ h × 19¾ w × 10½ d in (23 × 50 × 27 cm). When closed, work measures: 1.75 h x 19.75 w x 9.5 d inches. Signed, titled and dated to lower right 'Attention Getting Device 3 M. Bauermeister 1972'. See Price Estimate...

Louise Nevelson, Untitled
^{c. 1955}
Painted wood construction. 24½ h × 11½ w × 4¼ d in (62 × 29 × 11 cm). Signed to upper left 'Nevelson'. Paper studio label to verso ‘Louise Nevelson 323 East 30th St N.Y. 16 N.Y.’. Sold with a digital copy of a letter of authenticity from Diana MacKown. See Price Estimate...

^{Left: Italian, Sofa; Right: Barbara Kruger, This Color is You}

Italian, Sofa
^{c. 1960}
Upholstery over foam.74 w × 35 d × 38 h in (188 × 89 × 97 cm). See Price Estimate...

Barbara Kruger, This Color is You
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C-print. 11 h × 8½ w in (28 × 22 cm). Signed and dated to verso 'Barbara Kruger 1995'. This work is unique. See Price Estimate...

^{Left: Eva Zeisel, Belly Button vase; Right: Piero Fornasetti, Armadio Aperto screen}

Eva Zeisel, Belly Button vase
_{Zsolnay, Hungary, 1983}
Eosin glazed porcelain. 5 w × 2½ d × 8 h in (13 × 6 × 20 cm). Stamped manufacturer's mark to underside ‘Zsolnay Hungary 1983 Pecs Hand-Painted’. Signed to underside 'Eva Zeisel'. See Price Estimate... 

Piero Fornasetti, Armadio Aperto screen
^{Italy, c. 1960}
Lithographic transfer-print on lacquered wood. 72 w × 12 d × 80¾ h in (183 × 30 × 205 cm). See Price Estimate... 

^{Left: Sèvres, Bust of Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, Count of Mirabeau; Right: Airborne International, Sopho Sofa and Pair of Lounge Chairs}

Sèvres, Bust of Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, Count of Mirabeau
^{France, 19th Century}
Porcelain. 15¼ h × 12 w in (39 × 30 cm). Stamped manufacturer's mark to base and verso ‘Sèvres’. See Price Estimate... 

Airborne International, Sopho Sofa and Pair of Lounge Chairs
^{France, c. 1970}
Chromium-plated steel, fiberglass, leather. 79 w × 38 d × 38½ h in (201 × 97 × 98 cm). Lounge chairs measure: 34 w x 36 d x 37 h inches. See Price Estimate...

^{Left: Toshiko Takaezu, Vessels, Set of Two; Right: Jacques Moniquet, Lidded Box}

Toshiko Takaezu, Vessels, Set of Two
^{c. 1960}
Glazed stoneware. 8 h × 4¾ dia in (20 × 12 cm). Additional work measures: 3 h x 3 dia inches.
Japanese characters incised to underside of larger example. See Price Estimate...

Jacques Moniquet, Lidded Box
^{Chéret, France, c. 1970}
Brass. 6½ w × 5 d × 3 h in (17 × 13 × 8 cm). Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside ‘Edition Chéret AAM Paris Moniquet’. See Price Estimate...

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