Rostislaw Racoff The Rose Oil on Panel 1953

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ROTISLAW RACOFF (1904 – 1982) Russia

The Rose 1953

Oil on panel, Dutch style ebonized frame

Signed: Racoff ’53 (lower left), R. Racoff Paris 1953, 64 (on back of frame), Far Gallery, 746 Madison Avenue, New York, Regent for 4-7287 (paper label)

Painting: H: 16 1/8” x W: 7 5/8”
Framed: H: 20 3/4″ x D: 12 1/4″

Other works by Rotislaw Racoff are in the permanent collection of the Fondation Dina Viemy – Musée Maillol in Paris

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