Art Amour
Private SellerUSA
About Artist:
Jefto (sometimes recorded as Jefta) Peric (1895-1967), painter and professor of the Academy of Applied Arts in Belgrade, is a significant representative of Coloristic realism in Serbian and Yugoslavian art. His art education was obtained in Zagreb, Munich, and Paris.
In the French capital he spent 12 years, in which he shaped the painting expression and perfected himself as a copyist and restorator. In Paris, he met Beljanski (1892-1965). Their friendship lasted until the death of the collectors, and it was especially intense since 1935, when Peric moved to Belgrade and received authorization from Beljanski to choose and buy paintings of Yugoslavian artists for his collection.
Jefto Peric
Gathering at the Docks
- 1930-1940
- 33 x 25 cm
- Fine Art Category: paintings
- Medium: Oil / Canvas
- Origin: Serbia
- Provenance: This was an inherited piece of art years ago. Was told at the time that the value was 50,000 Euros.
- Signed: Signed lower left
- Comments:
Beautiful oil on canvas by renowned Serbian painter, Peric. Excellent condition, matted with a beautiful gilded frame, which measures 20.5" W x 17.5" H. Was inherited several years ago and added to a large personal Serbian collection. Have others that were purchased at a gallery in Belgrade if interested, by artists such as Milinkov, Chalupova, & Markov.
- Price: $50,000.00 USD
- Seller: Art Amour, USA
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- Artplode ID: 6313
- Artplode Seller ID: 15826
About Artist:
Jefto (sometimes recorded as Jefta) Peric (1895-1967), painter and professor of the Academy of Applied Arts in Belgrade, is a significant representative of Coloristic realism in Serbian and Yugoslavian art. His art education was obtained in Zagreb, Munich, and Paris.
In the French capital he spent 12 years, in which he shaped the painting expression and perfected himself as a copyist and restorator. In Paris, he met Beljanski (1892-1965). Their friendship lasted until the death of the collectors, and it was especially intense since 1935, when Peric moved to Belgrade and received authorization from Beljanski to choose and buy paintings of Yugoslavian artists for his collection.
