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19 Trix & Robert Haussmann Swiss and international domestic design in the second half of the 20 th century would be unimagi- nable without the contributions of Trix and Robert Haussmann. Their clients included such major brands as De Sede, Röthlisberger, Walter Knoll, and Teo Jakob, and their interior design of the Kronenhalle bar in Zurich is legendary. Robert Hausmann died in September 2021. ‘Säulenstumpf ’ (Truncated column) cabinet, design 1978 for Röthlisberger-Kollektion, laminated wood with olive wood veneer, interior with colourless glass. Estimate: CHF 15 000/25 000 KOLLERibid Design, 7 December 2021 Augusto Giacometti The naturalistic subject and strong palette are typical of the initial phase of Augusto Giacometti’s late work. Oranges II. 1933. Oil on canvas. 41 × 40.5 cm. Estimate: CHF 80 000/120 000 Swiss Art, 3 December 2021 Baltasar Lobo Lobo’s sculptural work reveals close references to works by Constantin Brancusi, Hans Arp and Henri Laurens (he shared a Paris studio with Laurens). The organic-figurative vocabulary of forms is characteristic of the Spaniard’s work, and his pre- ferred materials were bronze and natural stone. Centaure blessé (Wounded centaur). 1979. Red Alicante marble. 37,5 × 41 × 22 cm. Estimate: CHF 20 000/30 000 Impressionist & Modern Art, 3 December 2021 Henry Moret From 1895 onwards, the gallery owner Paul Durand- Ruel, who was well established in the art circles of Paris and New York, represented the Post-Impression- ist Moret, whose influences included the Pont-Aven school. Avril en Bretagne (April in Brittany). 1900. Oil on canvas. 81 × 65 cm. Estimate: CHF 45 000/70 000 Impressionist & Modern Art, 3 December 2021 Cuno Amiet Here Amiet cleverly layers the view across the Aare towards Solothurn. By placing the foliage in the fore- ground, he situates the viewer on the bank opposite the town centre. Typical for the artist are the bright colours and the masterful depiction of the reflection on the water. Solothurn. 1925. Oil on canvas. 59.8 × 55 cm. Estimate: CHF 40 000/60 000 Swiss Art, 3 December 2021 © 2021, ProLitteris, Zurich