Miro, Monet, Matisse
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Wassily Kandinsky: Study for "Improvisation 3", 1909, Oil and gouache on cardboard, frame painted by artist (The Nahmad Collection/© 2011 ProLitteris, Zürich) Kunsthaus Zürich -
Pablo Picasso: Little Harlequin with Flowers (Portrait of Picasso's son Paulo), 1923/24, Oil on canvas (The Nahmad Collection/© 2011 ProLitteris, Zürich) Kunsthaus Zürich -
Claude Monet: The Contarini Palace, 1908, Oil on canvas (The Nahmad Collection) Kunsthaus Zürich -
Amedeo Modigliani: Paul Guillaume, 1916, Oil on board laid down on cradled panel (The Nahmad Collection) Kusnthaus Zürich -
Joan Miró: Snob evening at the princess's, 1944, Pastel and gouache on paper (The Nahmad Collection/© Successió Miró/2011 ProLitteris, Zürich) Kunsthaus Zürich -
Kazimir Malevich: Suprematist Composition, 1916, Oil on canvas (The Nahmad Collection) Kunsthaus Zürich -
Claude Monet: Boatmen at Argenteuil, 1874, Oil on canvas (The Nahmad Collection) Kunsthaus Zürich -
Max Ernst: Loplop, 1932, Oil on canvas (The Nahmad Collection/© 2011 ProLitteris, Zürich) Kunsthaus Zürich -
Pablo Picasso: Femme couchée à la mèche blonde, 1932, Oil on canvas (The Nahmad Collection/© 2011 ProLitteris, Zürich) Kunsthaus Zürich -
René Magritte: Helmeted Sausage, 1929, Oil on canvas (The Nahmad Collection/© 2011 ProLitteris, Zürich) Kunsthaus Zürich -
Henri Matisse: La lecture (deux fillettes, bouquet de pivoines sur fond noir), 1947, Oil on canvas (The Nahmad Collection/© 2011 Succession H. Matisse / ProLitteris, Zürich) Kunsthaus Zürich -
Fernand Léger: Nature morte, 1927, Oil on canvas (The Nahmad Collection/© 2011 ProLitteris, Zürich) Kunsthaus Zürich -
Joan Miró: Oiseau dans la nuit, 1967, Oil on canvas (The Nahmad Collection/© Successió Miró/2011 ProLitteris, Zürich) Kunsthaus Zürich -
Henri Matisse: Portrait in a blue coat, 1935, Oil on canvas (The Nahmad Collection/© 2011 Succession H. Matisse/ProLitteris, Zürich) Kunsthaus Zürich
Paintings owned by the influential Nahmad art dealers go on show in Zurich.
This content was published on October 24, 2011 - 16:18The show features impressionism, fauvism, cubism, abstraction and surrealism.
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