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Bronze 26/35 after Nicolai Fechin’s Taos wood carving of a bearded old man. Face and flowing beard emerge from a rough, log-like block; dark brown patina. Original wood dated to Fechin’s Taos years, c. 1927–33, sometimes described as a study of his father or of Tolstoy. Posthumous edition of 35.
SOLD for $348,000 at the Lone Star Art Auction in Dallas, Texas. Now accepting Nicolai Fechin consignments for our upcoming 2026 auction. For more information, visit the auction website at www.lonestarartauction.com, call the auction office at (469) 608-7600, or click the contact link below.
Fechin's portrait study of the American Impressionist artist, Elmer Schofield.
Nicolai Fechin [1881-1955] ARROYO SECO [SOLD]
Portrait of Benepe as a young woman. Nicolai Fechin captures her essence and the love he felt for her.
Great drawing by the masterful portrait painter, Nicolai Fechin
Fechin's work appeared in America for the first time at the 1910 International Exhibit of the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburgh. In both Western Europe and America, Fechin was greeted with instant acclaim. Among such distinguished contemporaries as Claude Monet, Pisarro, and Gaston Latouche.
Signed lower right.
Nicolai Fechin’s style in works, like Christmas Eve, Taos Pueblo (also known as Taos Pueblo Sketch), 1927-1933, is best described as a masterful blend of academic realism and expressive abstraction, often categorized within the broader tradition of Russian and American Impressionism.
