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| Image | Sale date | Auction house | Location | Sale name | Lot No. | Estimate | Price Sold | Condition | Title |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Dec 15, 2016 | Sotheby's | New York | Israeli & International Art | 15 | $****** - ****** | SELF-PORTRAIT |
paintings
91 x 63.5 cm (35.83 x 25 in)
oil on canvas
Signed Rubin and again in Hebrew (lower left)
Arthur Tooth and Sons, Ltd., London
Acquired from the above in 1938
London, Arthur Tooth & Sons, Paintings of Palestine by Rubin, 1938 , no. 24, illustrated↵London, Ben Uri Collection, Opening Exhibition, 1944↵London, Ben Uri Collection, Exhibition of Paintings by A.A. Wolmark (Konstam Collection) Dobrinsky – Paris and Selected Works from the Ben Uri Art Collection, 1945↵London, Ben Uri Collection, The Artist’s Self-portrait and Environment, 1951↵London, Ben Uri Collection, Selections from the Ben Uri Collection, 1960↵London, Ben Uri Collection, Ben Uri Permanent Collection Exhibition, 1981↵Tel Aviv, Rubin Museum Foundation, Rubin, a Self Portrait : an Exhibition Marking Rubin's Centenary, 1893-1993, 1993, no. 17 ↵London, Ben Uri Collection, Chagall and his Circle, 2005, illustrated in color in the unpaginated catalogue↵London, Ben Uri Collection, Homeless and Hidden 1, 2008, no. 22↵London, Ben Uri Collection, Israel and Art: 60 Years through the Eyes of Teddy Kollek, 2008, illustrated on pp. 3 and 31↵Martin Roman Deppner & Karl Janke, eds., The Hidden Trace: Jewish Paths Through Modernity, Osnabruck, 2008, no. 37, illustrated↵London, Osborne Samuel, Apocalypse: Unveiling a lost masterpiece by Marc Chagall and masterworks from the Ben Uri Collection, 2010, illustrated no. 26, p. 28↵London, Bonhams, Bonhams Israeli: Israeli Works from the Ben Uri Collection, 2011 ↵London, Somerset House, Out of Chaos: Ben Uri, 100 Years in London, 2015, illustrated in the exhibition catalogue p. 87↵London, Christie’s King Street, Reuven Rubin: Select Works from the British Collections, 2013
Ben Uri Collection, Ben Uri Art Society Permanent Collection Catalogue, London, 1959, no. 161↵Barry Fealdman, Jewish Chronicle, 18 September 1981↵Walter Schwab & Julia Weiner, Jewish Artists: The Ben Uri Collection: Paintings, Drawings, Prints and Sculpture, London, 1994, illustrated p. 91↵The Public Catalogue Foundation, Oil Paintings in Public Ownership: Camden, Vol. 11 London, 2013, illustrated p. 37↵Ben Uri Collection, Highlights from the Ben Uri Collection: Vol. 1, London, 2015, illustrated p. 42
Signed Rubin and again in Hebrew (lower left)↵Oil on canvas↵35 3/4 by 25 in.↵91 by 63.5 cm↵Painted in 1937.
