NEW YORK—Over the weekend, 1stdibs hosted New York 20th Century Art and Design Fair at the Tent at Lincoln Center. The online marketplace’s first design show featured modern furniture as well as decorative arts. Dealers showed vintage works as well as recently created art.
All photos by Arts Observer
Above, Interior with Fondue Pan (oil on canvas) by Patrick Caulfield at Trinity House. Top of page, Detail of “Interior with Fondue Pan.”
Photography by Veronica Conte superimposes symbols of consumption with images of rubble and neglect and articulated dummy figure at Il Segno del Tempo.
Rare industrial cart, lighting, globes and collectibles at Il Segno del Tempo.
Collection of drawings by J. Negulesco at Dragonette Ltd.
Drawings by J. Negulesco (inkwash).
“Safe Keeping,” 2012 (oil on canvas) by Joe Conera at Donzella 20th Century Gallery. Although it looks like mounds of books, the painting is actually of stacks of money.
One of two white painted-wood wall sculptures by California artist Aaron Kllc at Caira Mandaglio.
Kllc’s work bears a striking resemblance to works by acclaimed artist Louise Nevelson whose wood assemblages were far more ambitious in composition and execution.
“Helice,” circa 1970 (tapestry) by Sonia Delaunay at Vojtech Blau.
Left, Large rooster, circa 1960s (iron) by Waylande Gregory and “Abstract 27,” 1980 (glass) by Licio Zanetti, both at Bridges Over Time.