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ONLINE ONLY EVENT! NO RESERVES ABOVE STARTING BIDS! A 1950s Painting by Surrealist Artist Eugenio F. Granell Formerly Part of the Art Lending Service of the Museum of Modern Art from 1958 to 1966. GRANELL, Eugenio Fernandez (Spanish, 1912-2001): Bivouac de Pressages, painted by 1958, oil on canvas, 22 inches h. x 36 inches w., 22.8125 x 36.625 x 1.5 inches framed, unsigned, titled/pencil verso, Museum of Modern Art / Art Lending Service LS 645-446 / Bodley Gallery label affixed to stretcher. Vintage artist name label to side of frame. Original or period strip molding frame. The Bodley Gallery consigned “Bivouac of Pressages” to the MoMA Art Lending Service (ALS) in May 1958, and it was returned to the Bodley Gallery in January 1966. The consignment agreement was for rental and/or sale of the painting (the typical arrangement for the ALS), and while some of the Bodley Gallery's consigned artworks by other artists were sold through this service, this one was not. During the consignment period, it was loaned once (to Dr. Leonard Faust of 6 Karen Lane, New Rochelle, NY), from August to October of 1965. The ALS took on a total of five works by Granell, all consigned by the Bodley Gallery. Some of these were borrowed, and none of them sold. The Bodley Gallery was exhibiting Granell from 1960 to 1965, with at least two solo shows for him, one in February and March 1960 and the other (showing Granell's "recent paintings") February 2-13, 1965, but Bivouac of Pressages would not have been included in either of these, since MoMA held it during this time. –Research by NYU - MOMA Ph.D. Candidate, December, 2016. Provenance: Bodley Gallery, New York; MOMA Art lending Service...Since prior to 2010 a Lake Worth, Palm Beach County collection. For a similar work at auction, please see Destro Sphinx, 1959, approx. 20 x 30 inches, offered by Alcala Subastas, Madrid, Spain, December 15, 2015, estimated at 8,000 euros. Condition: Sound and attractive estate discovery condition, not lined, no craquelure, likely light even mellowed varnish, one visible scuff to upper right corner, a few scattered very light spots of wear generally to edges and corners. Surface wear to goldtone front edge frame inserts. Nice fresh pick. AUCTION INFORMATION 7 Days a Week 9am-9pm EasternTime R V Stedman Cell & Text 727.515.5985 info@museumappraisers.com Local Tampa Bay St. Petersburg, FL pick-up by appt. Shipping of this item will be pick-up only by outside shipping contractor (we can drop this particular lot at either of the following shippers for you without a drop-off fee). Our Specific Craters & Freighters Contact: dave.amos@cratersandfreighters.com ZipCode 33634 Phone 813.889.9008. Our Specific UPS Store that now offers freight: store3751@theupsstore.com ZipCode 33606 Phone 813.250.0061. Combining of items is at the discretion of the shipper. Payment for the item is due upon receipt to the auction house as outlined in Terms of Sale. It is the buyer's responsibility to retain and separately pay directly an outside shipper for pick-up, packing, handling and insured shipping as well as to pay any duties and/or use tax upon receipt. Average pick-up times by designated outside shippers from time payment clears may be 5-10 business days for the UPS Store & affiliates or Craters & Freighters and while we make every effort to accommodate all clients and their shippers by appt. as quickly as possible, there is no guarantee of pick-up day or time, drop-off day or time or of the outside shipper's packing and/or shipping times. Turnaround time or delays are not grounds for refunds or adjustments. While our Craters & Freighters and our UPS Store both accept credit cards, any outside shipper may request any type of payment at their discretion. Our outside shipping contractors are franchisees of national firms that follow U.S Customs guidelines and are not allowed by the