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Jun 05, 2026 11:00 AM CEST
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There are 146 lots within this auction
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4,000 - 6,000 EUR
Georges Michel (1763 – Paris – 1843). ”Paysage orageux à la cascade”. Oil on canvas. Laid down on masonite. 50,5 × 70 cm ( 19 ⅞ × 27 ½ in.). The painting will be included in the catalogue raisonné of Georges Michel by Michel Schulman, Paris.– [3062] Framed. Provenance: Catholina Lambert, New York (until 1916) / Private Collection, France This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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6,000 - 8,000 EUR
Johann Joachim Faber (1778 – Hamburg – 1846). View of the Palatine Hill in Rome. 1823 Oil on canvas. 55 × 72,2 cm ( 21 ⅝ × 28 ⅜ in.). Signed, inscribed and dated lower right: J. Faber p. Roma 1823. [3062] Framed. Provenance: Private Collection, France This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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18,000 - 24,000 EUR
Philipp Otto Runge (Wolgast 1777 – 1810 Hamburg). ”Knochenmann schräg von hinten” / Verso: ”Muskelmann in Schrittstellung nach links”. 1799 Pen and India ink, brush and India ink and pencil on wove paper (watermark: W Elgar 1796). 43,5 × 25 cm ( 17 ⅛ × 9 ⅞ in.). Traeger 86b.– [3082] Provenance: Hans Runge, Berlin (until 1938) / Kunsthandel C. G. Boerner, Leipzig (until 1953) / Otto Böttcher, Cuxhaven / Formerly Private Collection, Rhineland This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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5,000 - 7,000 EUR
Carl Hummel (1821 – Weimar – 1906). Villa Carlotta on Lake Como. 1855 Oil on paper on canvas. 34,5 × 48,5 cm ( 13 ⅝ × 19 ⅛ in.). Inscribed, dated and signed on the top left of the stretcher: Villa Carlotta, als Gast des Erbprinzen Georg von Meiningen 1855 v. 27 Juni bis 17 August, C. Hummel. Skillfully retouched tear. [3049] Framed. Provenance: Estate of the artist (1943–1993 held at the Weimar Castle Museum) / Private Collection, Southern Germany (until 2013) / Private Collection, Northern Germany This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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6,000 - 8,000 EUR
Théodore Gudin (Paris 1802 – 1880 Boulogne-sur-Seine). Castello Aragonese near Ischia. 1867 Oil on canvas. 40 × 62 cm ( 15 ¾ × 24 ⅜ in.). Signed and dated at the lower right: T. Gudin 1867. [3062] Framed. Provenance: Private Collection, France This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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4,000 - 6,000 EUR
August von der Embde (1780 – Kassel – 1862). Children at Play. 1845 Oil on canvas. Relined. 84 × 66 cm ( 33 ⅛ × 26 in.). Signed, inscribed and dated at the lower right: Aug. v. Embde fec Cassel 1845. [3046] Framed. Provenance: Private Collection, North Rhine-Westphalia This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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10,000 - 15,000 EUR
Heinrich Adam (Nördlingen 1787 – 1862 Munich). View of Munich from the Schwabinger Tor with the towers of the Theatiner Church. 1823 Oil on canvas. 30,2 × 44,4 cm ( 11 ⅞ × 17 ½ in.). Signed and dated at the lower right: H Adam 1823. [3150] Framed. Provenance: Presumably Count August von Spee, Joslowitz (until 1938) / Private Collection, Austria This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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5,000 - 7,000 EUR
Alfred Stevens (1823 – Brussels – 1906). In the Boudoir. Oil on canvas. Relined. 33 × 22 cm ( 13 × 8 ⅝ in.). Signed at the lower left: AStevens. [3117] Framed. Provenance: Private Collection, Bavaria This lot is subject to differential taxation.For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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7,000 - 9,000 EUR
Adolph Menzel (Wrocław 1815 – 1905 Berlin). Middle-aged Man with a Hat, facing left, and a Costume Study. Chalk on light brown paper. Laid down on cardboard. 20,8 × 21 cm ( 8 ¼ × 8 ¼ in.). Not in the catalogue raisonné by Tschudi..– [3030] Framed. Provenance: Königliche National-Galerie, Berlin (since at least 1902) / Leo Lewin, Breslau (until 1932) / Private Collection, Southern Germany This lot is subject to differential taxation.For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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18,000 - 24,000 EUR
Lesser Ury (Birnbaum/Poznań 1861 – 1931 Berlin). The Seamstress. 1883 Oil on canvas, on wood. 42 × 19 cm ( 16 ½ × 7 ½ in.). Signed and dated lower left: L. Ury 83. [3084] Framed. Provenance: Heinrich Tramm, Hanover (acquired 1916 at Galerie Paul Cassirer, Berlin) / Michael and Doris Zagayski, New York (acquired after 1940, until 1995) / Private Collection, Southern Germany This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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12,000 - 15,000 EUR
Lesser Ury (Birnbaum/Poznań 1861 – 1931 Berlin). ”Landschaft mit Weißbirken”. 1890/1900 Pastel on cardboard. 48,4 × 34,5 cm ( 19 × 13 ⅝ in.). Signed lower left: L. Ury.. With a certificate (in copy) by Dr. Sibylle Groß, Berlin, dated 12 October 2013. The pastel will be included in the catalogue raisonné of paintings, pastels, gouaches and watercolours by Lesser Ury by Dr. Sibylle Groß, Berlin.– [3132] Framed. Provenance: Private Collection, Wrocław/Great Britain / Private Collection, Berlin (since 2015) This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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15,000 - 20,000 EUR
Camille Pissarro (Saint-Thomas-des-Antilles 1830 – 1903 Paris). ”Paysage”. Circa 1890 Watercolour on paper. 16,4 × 24,2 cm ( 6 ½ × 9 ½ in.). Monogram stamp at the lower right: C. P. (Lugt 613e). On the cardboard backing a transferred label of Galerie J. P. L. Fine Arts, London. Accompanied by a certificate by Alma Egger in the name of Dr. Joachim Pissarro, Glen Cove, dated 29 April 2025. The watercolour will be included in the catalogue raisonné of drawings by Camille Pissarro by Dr. Joachim Pissarro, New York.– [101] Framed. Provenance: Hugues Pissarro, Paris (grandchild of the artist) / J. P. L. Fine Arts, London / Private Collection, Berlin (acquired 1988 at Christie's, New York) This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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6,000 - 8,000 EUR
Constantin Meunier (Etterbeek 1831 – 1905 Ixelles). Le Faucheur. 1892 Bronze with light brown patina. 55,5 × 43 × 22 cm ( 21 ⅞ × 16 ⅞ × 8 ⅝ in.). Signed on the top side of the plinth at the front: C Meunier. At the back at the side with the stamp: .ATELIER. MEUNIER. 59 RUE L'ABBAYE. Posthumous cast. [3187] Provenance: Private Collection, Lower Saxony This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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5,000 - 7,000 EUR
Julius Hüther (Cannstatt 1881 – 1954 Munich). Portrait of a Man in a Blue-Green Jacket. 1919 Oil on canvas. Relined. 75 × 59 cm ( 29 ½ × 23 ¼ in.). Signed and dated lower right: Julius Hüther 19. [3020] Framed. Provenance: Formerly Alexander Koch, Darmstadt (at least 1920–1935) This lot is subject to standard taxation. We charge 29% premium on the hammer price. Private EU-based buyers pay VAT on the sum of hammer price and premium applicable at the time of the auction. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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20,000 - 30,000 EUR
Lesser Ury (Birnbaum/Poznań 1861 – 1931 Berlin). Lakeside at Dusk. 1889 Pastel on cardboard. 35,7 × 49,8 cm ( 14 × 19 ⅝ in.). Signed and dated lower left: L. Ury 1889. [3084] Framed. Provenance: Private Collection, Germany/Shanghai/New York (in the collection of the family until 1999) / Private Collection, Southern Germany This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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40,000 - 60,000 EUR
Max Slevogt (Landshut 1868 – 1932 Neukastel/Palatinate). Elbe at Teufelsbrück (Hamburg). 1929 Oil on canvas. 70,5 × 80,5 cm ( 27 ¾ × 31 ¾ in.). Inscribed, dated and signed lower right: z. frdl. Erinnerung. 1. Juli 29 Max Slevogt. [3136] Provenance: Erik Blumenfeld, Hamburg (thence by descent to the present owner)
Addendum/Erratum: Correct date: 1921. We would like to thank Bernhard Geil, Bad Bergzabern, for this information. This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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8,000 - 12,000 EUR
Heinrich Basedow the Elder (Berlin 1865 – 1930 Potsdam). Snow-Covered Pergola in the Park of Sanssouci Palace. 1909 Oil on canvas. 95,5 × 99,5 cm ( 37 ⅝ × 39 ⅛ in.). Signed and dated lower left: H. BASEDOW. 1909. On the reverse, with the faded estate stamp. [3123] Framed. Provenance: Formerly Gabriela Grillo, Duisburg/Mülheim This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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25,000 - 35,000 EUR
Henry Moret (Cherbourg 1856 – 1913 Paris). ”Les châtaigniers”. 1910 Oil on canvas. 61 × 50,5 cm ( 24 × 19 ⅞ in.). Signed lower left: Henry Moret. Accompanied by a certificate by Jean-Yves Rolland, Paris, dated 24 October 2024. The painting will be included in the catalogue raisonné of paintings by Henry Moret of Jean-Yves Rolland, Paris.– [109] Framed. Provenance: Private Collection, Rhineland This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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8,000 - 12,000 EUR
Renée Sintenis (Glatz/Silesia 1888 – 1965 Berlin). ”Widder”. 1937 Bronze with dark brown patina. 10,3 × 13,7 × 5,3 cm ( 4 × 5 ⅜ × 2 ⅛ in.). On the plinth at the back right monogrammed: RS. On the right short side of the plinth with the foundry mark: H.NOACK BERLIN. Berger/Ladwig 161 / Buhlmann 205.– One of only few known copies. [3200] Provenance: Private Collection, Brandenburg This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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6,000 - 8,000 EUR
Max Pietschmann (1865 – Dresden – 1952). Nymph and Faun beneath the Cherry Trees. Circa 1900 Oil on canvas. 109 cm × 72 cm ( 42 ⅞ in. × 28 ⅜ in.). [3057] Provenance: Estate of the artist / Private Collection, Saxony This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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6,000 - 8,000 EUR
Max Pietschmann (1865 – Dresden – 1952). Two Bathers by the Lake. Circa 1890 Oil on canvas. 82 cm × 111 cm ( 32 ¼ in. × 43 ¾ in.). [3057] Provenance: Estate of the artist / Private Collection, Saxony This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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30,000 - 40,000 EUR
Richard Müller (Tschirnitz/Bohemia 1874 – 1954 Dresden). ”Der Läufer”. 1927 Oil on canvas. 125,5 × 58 cm ( 49 ⅜ × 22 ⅞ in.). Dated and monogrammed at the top centre: 1927 RM. On the stretcher with the estate stamp Lugt 5824. Wodarz M 1927.01.– [3076] Framed. Provenance: Estate of the artist / Frances and Ronald Dutro, Berlin/San Francisco (until 2020) / Private Collection, Baden-Wuerttemberg This lot is subject to standard taxation. We charge 29% premium on the hammer price. Private EU-based buyers pay VAT on the sum of hammer price and premium applicable at the time of the auction. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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4,000 - 6,000 EUR
Max Pietschmann (1865 – Dresden – 1952). Faun's Play. 1924 Oil on board, on plywood. 30,5 × 41 cm ( 12 × 16 ⅛ in.). Signed and dated at the lower left: M. Pietschmann – 1924. [3056] Framed. Provenance: Private Collection, Berlin This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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6,000 - 8,000 EUR
Ernst Oppler (Hanover 1867 – 1929 Berlin). ”Hinter den Kulissen des Russischen Balletts (Carnaval)”. 1922 Oil on canvas. 65 × 50 cm ( 25 ⅝ × 19 ⅝ in.). Signed and dated lower left: E. Oppler 23. Bruns G-196 („Whereabouts unknown“).– [3005] Framed. Provenance: Rudolf and Martha Löb, Berlin/Buenos Aires/Boston (thence by descent to the present owner) This lot is subject to standard taxation. We charge 29% premium on the hammer price. Private EU-based buyers pay VAT on the sum of hammer price and premium applicable at the time of the auction. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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100,000 - 150,000 EUR
Max Liebermann (1847 – Berlin – 1935). ”Konzert in der Oper”. 1924 Oil on cardboard. 67 × 48,5 cm ( 26 ⅜ × 19 ⅛ in.). Signed lower left: M. Liebermann. Eberle 1924/1.– [3117] Framed. Provenance: Julius Gerson, Berlin (acquired 1924 from Galerie Paul Cassirer, Berlin, confiscated 1943 ) / restituted 1946 to Henry Gerson, London / Dr. Herbert Leyendecker, Wiesbaden (1954) / Schaeffer Galleries, New York (1955) / Private Collection, Baden-Wuerttemberg (until 2022) / Private Collection, Bavaria (2023) This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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35,000 - 45,000 EUR
Franz von Stuck (Tettenweis 1863 – 1928 Munich). Erna Hanfstaengl (?). Presumably circa 1900 Oil on panel. 75,5 × 71,5 cm ( 29 ¾ × 28 ⅛ in.). Signed at the lower right: FRANZ VON STUCK. Not in the catalogue raisonné by Voss.– [3117] In artist's frame. Provenance: Private Collection, Bavaria This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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30,000 - 40,000 EUR
Franz von Stuck (Tettenweis 1863 – 1928 Munich). Mary wearing a Biedermeier Hat. Circa 1910 Oil on panel. 52 × 44 cm ( 20 ½ × 17 ⅜ in.). Signed at the centre right: FRANZ VON STUCK. Titled in the lower centre: MARŸ. On the decorative frame a label of the Kunst-Verein Bremen, with blue-coloured pencil inscribed by another hand: 188. Not in the catalogue raisonné by Voss (see Voss 362/582).– [3117] In artist's frame. Provenance: Private Collection, Bremen (acquired from the artist) / Private Collection, Bavaria This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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18,000 - 24,000 EUR
Hans am Ende (Trier 1864 – 1918 Stettin). View of the Winter Mountain Scenery from Lake St. Moritzer. Presumably 1910 Oil on canvas. 75,5 × 125,5 cm ( 29 ¾ × 49 ⅜ in.). Signed lower right: Hans am Ende. [3149] Framed. Provenance: Private Collection, Rhineland This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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40,000 - 60,000 EUR
Walter Leistikow (Bydgoszcz 1865 – 1908 Berlin). Evening Havel Landscape with Rising Full Moon. Oil on canvas. 99,5 × 150 cm ( 39 ⅛ × 59 in.). Signed lower left: W. Leistikow. [3049] Framed. Provenance: Private Collection, Switzerland / Private Collection, Northern Germany This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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12,000 - 15,000 EUR
Max Liebermann (1847 – Berlin – 1935). ”Landschaft (Noordwijk aan Zee)”. Circa 1910 Chalk on brown paper. 12,3 × 19,2 cm ( 4 ⅞ × 7 ½ in.). Signed in pencil lower left: MLiebermann. The pastel will be included in the catalogue raisonné of pastels, watercolours and gouaches by Max Liebermann by Margreet Nouwen, Berlin.– [3041] Framed. Provenance: Laura de Oliveira Rodrigues, Great Britain (circa 1960) / Private Collection, Great Britain / Private Collection, Great Britain (by descent) / Private Collection, Southern Germany (since 2023) This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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40,000 - 60,000 EUR
Max Liebermann (1847 – Berlin – 1935). ”Selbstbildnis”. 1919/22 Oil on canvas. 46 × 38 cm ( 18 ⅛ × 15 in.). Signed upper left: M Liebermann. Not in the catalogue raisonné by Eberle. The painting will be included in the supplement to the catalogue raisonné by paintings and oil studies by Max Liebermann of Margreet Nouwen, Berlin.– [3007] Framed. Provenance: Bernhard and Cäcilie Markus, Berlin / Michael M. Zagayski, New York (until 1955) / Galerie Aenne Abels, Cologne (1956) / Hauswedell, Hamburg (1958) / Private Collection, USA (until 1997) / Private Collection, Berlin This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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Max Liebermann (1847 – Berlin – 1935). „Schafe - Hirte mit Schafherde und Schäferhund bei Laren“. Circa 1895 Pastel on brown paper. 55,7 × 74,2 cm ( 21 ⅞ × 29 ¼ in.). Signed lower right: M Liebermann. On the decorative frame as well as on the cardboard backing two labels of the Busch Reisinger Museum, Cambridge. Accompanied by a certificate by Margreet Nouwen, Berlin.– [3005] Framed. Provenance: Jérôme Friedmann, Hochkamp near Hamburg (acquired latest 1910, until 1912) / Galerie J. Friedmann, Hamburg (until 1916) / Galerie Paul Cassirer, Berlin (1916) / Kunsthandlung M. Goldschmidt & Co., Berlin (c. 1924) / Rudolf and Martha Löb, Berlin/Buenos Aires/Boston (acquired c. 1924 at the above-mentioned, thence by descent to the present owner, from 1966 as long-term loan at the Busch Reisinger Museum, Cambridge) This lot is subject to standard taxation. We charge 29% premium on the hammer price. Private EU-based buyers pay VAT on the sum of hammer price and premium applicable at the time of the auction. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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5,000 - 7,000 EUR
Hans am Ende (Trier 1864 – 1918 Stettin). Field of Wheat. Circa 1897 Oil on canvas, on cardboard. 33 × 52 cm ( 13 × 20 ½ in.). Signed at the lower right: Hans am EnDE.. [3004] Framed. Provenance: Private Collection, Czech Republic This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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Walter Leistikow (Bydgoszcz 1865 – 1908 Berlin). Small Harbour. 1885 Oil on canvas. 45 × 63 cm ( 17 ¾ × 24 ¾ in.). Signed and dated lower left: Leistikow 85. On the stretcher with a label of the Galerie Commeter, Hamburg. [3105] Framed. Provenance: Private Collection, Lower Saxony (presumably acquired at Galerie Commeter, Hamburg) This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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Walter Leistikow (Bydgoszcz 1865 – 1908 Berlin). Lake in the Mark Brandenburg. Oil on canvas. 73,5 × 93,5 cm ( 28 ⅞ × 36 ¾ in.). Signed lower right: W. Leistikow. On the upper stretcher bar a label of Frankfurter Kunstverein: F.K.V. No. 219. [3103] Framed. Provenance: Private Collection, Netherlands / Private Collection, Saxony (acquired 2015 at Grisebach, Berlin, thence by descent to the present owner) This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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5,000 - 7,000 EUR
Renée Sintenis (Glatz/Silesia 1888 – 1965 Berlin). ”Ausschlagendes Fohlen”. 1919 Bronze with dark brown patina, mounted on a marble base. Dimensions without base: 11 × 8 × 4 cm ( 4 ⅜ × 3 ⅛ × 1 ⅝ in.). On the right hind hoof monogrammed at the bottom: RS. Berger/Ladwig 042 / Buhlmann 128.– One of circa 25 bronze casts. [3205] Provenance: Private Collection, Hesse This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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10,000 - 15,000 EUR
Lesser Ury (Birnbaum/Poznań 1861 – 1931 Berlin). ”Blick auf den Rhein”. Circa 1924 Oil on panel. 12,6 × 22,8 cm ( 5 × 9 in.). Signed lower left: L. Ury. Accompanied by a certificate by Dr. Sibylle Groß, Berlin dated 9.07.2022. The painting will be included in the catalogue raisonné of paintings, pastels, gouaches and watercolours by Lesser Ury by Dr. Sibylle Groß, Berlin.– [3126] Framed. Provenance: Erich Breslauer, Tel Aviv (since at the latest 1961) / Laura De Oliveira Rodrigues, Portugal/England / Private Collection, England (by descent) / Private Collection, Baden-Wuerttemberg (since 2022) This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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Karl Hagemeister (1848 – Werder, Havel – 1933). ”Birken am Wasser”. 1912 Oil on canvas. 126 × 75,5 cm ( 49 ⅝ × 29 ¾ in.). Signed and dated lower left: K Hagemeister. 1912. Warmt G 484.– [3115] Framed. Provenance: Private Collection, Berlin This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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30,000 - 40,000 EUR
Franz Marc (Munich 1880 – 1916 Verdun). ”Eichkätzchen”. 1913 India Ink pen and brush on sketchbook paper. 20 × 12,5 cm ( 7 ⅞ × 4 ⅞ in.). Inscribed in pencil lower right: 28. Hoberg/Jansen XXXI, p. 28.– [3016] Framed. Provenance: Maria Marc, Ried / Galerie Otto Stangl, Munich (Marc-estate, no. 218) / Galerie Wolfgang Wittrock, Dusseldorf (1984) / Private Collection, England
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10,000 - 15,000 EUR
Leopold Durm (1878 – Karlsruhe – 1918). Lady with Dog. 1915 Oil on canvas. 70 × 60 cm ( 27 ½ × 23 ⅝ in.). Signed lower right: Leopold Durm. [3029] Framed. Provenance: Private Collection, Southern Germany This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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15,000 - 20,000 EUR
Philipp Franck (Frankfurt am Main 1860 – 1944 Berlin). ”Lindenallee” (Potsdam). 1936 Oil on canvas. 90 × 100 cm ( 35 ⅜ × 39 ⅜ in.). Signed and dated lower left: Philipp - Franck 1936. Immenhausen/Von Tresckow 1936.1.– [3092] Framed. Provenance: Private Collection, Berlin (until 2005) / Private Collection, Berlin This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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12,000 - 15,000 EUR
Philipp Franck (Frankfurt am Main 1860 – 1944 Berlin). ”Am Heiligensee (Potsdam)”. 1942 Oil on canvas. 90 × 105 cm ( 35 ⅜ × 41 ⅜ in.). Signed and dated lower right: Philipp Franck 1942. On the stretcher with a label fragment from Verein Berliner Künstler, this inscribed with blue chalk in handwriting: 27. Not in the catalogue raisonné by Immenhausen/von Tresckow. The painting will be included in the addendum to the catalogue raisonné as number 1943.23N.– [3012] Framed. Provenance: Private Collection, Berlin This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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Hans Baluschek (Wrocław 1870 – 1935 Berlin). „Die Kurve“. 1930 Watercolour and oil crayon on Schoellershammer cardboard. 99 × 68,8 cm ( 39 × 27 ⅛ in.). Dated and signed lower right: 1930 BALUSCHEK. Signed in black brush on the reverse, inscribed, dated and titled: HANS BALUSCHEK BERLIN 1930 „DIE KURVE“ Aqu. Ölkr. On the cardboard backing signed, inscribed, dated and titled in black brush: HANS BALUSCHEK BERLIN 1930 „DIE KURVE“. Meißner 600.– [3005] Framed. This lot is subject to standard taxation. We charge 29% premium on the hammer price. Private EU-based buyers pay VAT on the sum of hammer price and premium applicable at the time of the auction. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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20,000 - 30,000 EUR
Theo von Brockhusen (Marggrabowa/East Prussia 1882 – 1919 Berlin). Village Street (Kaiserswaldau). 1917 Oil on canvas. 88 × 108 cm ( 34 ⅝ × 42 ½ in.). Signed and dated lower left: Th. V. Brockhusen 17. [3005] Framed. Provenance: Rudolf and Martha Löb, Berlin/Buenos Aires/Boston (acquired presumably before 1933 from the artist, thence by descent to the present owner) This lot is subject to standard taxation. We charge 29% premium on the hammer price. Private EU-based buyers pay VAT on the sum of hammer price and premium applicable at the time of the auction. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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8,000 - 12,000 EUR
Arthur Segal (Jassy 1875 – 1944 London). Portrait Emmy Nienburg. 1910 Oil on cardboard. 39 × 36 cm ( 15 ⅜ × 14 ⅛ in.). Lower left with brush in dark blue signed and dated: A. Segal 1910. Not in the catalogue raisonné by Liska.– On the reverse, with a rejected composition of a man with hat (self portrait). [3052] Framed. Provenance: Private Collection, Southern Germany (acquired from the artist, thence by descent to the present owner) This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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25,000 - 35,000 EUR
Theo von Brockhusen (Marggrabowa/East Prussia 1882 – 1919 Berlin). Havel Bridge at Baumgartenbrück. Circa 1913/14 Oil on canvas. 70 × 90,2 cm ( 27 ½ × 35 ½ in.). [3034] Framed. Provenance: Sigwina von Geyso (daughter of the artist), Berlin / Private Collection, Berlin (from the estate of the artist) / Private Collection, Berlin (since 2012) This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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15,000 - 20,000 EUR
Theo von Brockhusen (Marggrabowa/East Prussia 1882 – 1919 Berlin). View of Village (Kaiserswaldau). 1916 Oil on canvas. 91 × 70 cm ( 35 ⅞ × 27 ½ in.). Signed and dated lower right: Th. V. Brockhusen 16. On the reverse in pencil signed and dated again: Th. V. Brockhusen 16. [3005] Framed. Provenance: Rudolf and Martha Löb, Berlin/Buenos Aires/Boston (acquired presumably before 1933 from the artist, thence by descent to the present owner) This lot is subject to standard taxation. We charge 29% premium on the hammer price. Private EU-based buyers pay VAT on the sum of hammer price and premium applicable at the time of the auction. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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August Macke (Meschede 1887 – 1914 Perthes-lès-Hurlus). ”Frau auf rotem Stuhl”. 1912 Watercolour and pencil on paper, laid down on cardboard. 32,3 × 27,2 cm ( 12 ¾ × 10 ¾ in.). On the reverse, inscribed in pen in brown by Elisabeth Erdmann-Macke, the artist's wife: August Macke Frau auf rotem Stuhl Farbige Zeichnungen Nr. 23. On the reverse of the backing board inscribed in brown ink by Elisabeth Erdmann-Macke: August Macke, Frau auf rotem Stuhl. There also remnants of the estate stamp Lugt 1775b. Heiderich (watercolours) 159.– [3136] Provenance: Erik Blumenfeld, Hamburg (thence by descent to the present owner) This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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Arthur Segal (Jassy 1875 – 1944 London). ”Atelier Interieur”. 1909 Oil on cardboard. 39,5 × 32 cm ( 15 ½ × 12 ⅝ in.). Signed and dated lower right: A. Segal. 1909. On the reverse, on a label with pen in brown titled: Atelier Interieur. Not in the catalogue raisonné by Liska.– [3183] Framed. Provenance: Adolf Behne, Berlin (acquired from the artist) / Private Collection, Berlin This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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Ivo Hauptmann (Erkner/Berlin 1886 – 1973 Hamburg). ”Hafen” (Hamburg). 1912 Oil on canvas. 89 × 116,5 cm ( 35 × 45 ⅞ in.). Signed and dated lower right: Ivo Hauptmann 1912. On the stretcher signed and titled in pencil: Hauptmann Hafen. [3136] Framed. Provenance: Erik Blumenfeld, Hamburg (thence by descent to the present owner) This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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Wilhelm Lehmbruck (Duisburg 1881 – 1919 Berlin). ”Kopf Frau L”. 1909/10 Bronze with dark brown patina. 48 × 29 × 26,5 cm ( 18 ⅞ × 11 ⅜ × 10 ⅜ in.). Signed at the lower right on the laterally closed shoulder: W. LEHMBRUCK. On the back of the right shoulder at the bottom with the foundry mark: H NOACK BERLIN FRIEDENAU. Schubert 46 B1.– Cast from 1925. Only cast in this material. [3022] Provenance: Anita Lehmbruck, Stuttgart (thence by descent to the present owner, 2019 as long-term loan in the Museum für Neue Kunst, Freiburg) This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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Paul Signac (1863 – Paris – 1935). ”Paris. Le Pont-Neuf”. Circa 1927 Watercolour and pencil on Van Gelder Zonen-laid paper (watermark: crowned lily). 28,7 × 43 cm ( 11 ¼ × 16 ⅞ in.). Signed lower right: P. Signac. Accompanied by a certificate by Marina Ferretti-Bocquillon, Paris, dated 31 March 2026.– [3086] Framed. Provenance: Private Collection, Southern Germany This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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Pablo Picasso (Málaga 1881 – 1973 Mougins). ”Le repas frugal”. 1904 Etching on Van Gelder Zonen-wove paper. 46,5 × 37,8 cm (63,5 × 48 cm) ( 18 ¼ × 14 ⅞ in. (25 × 18 ⅞ in.)). Geiser/Baer 2 II b (of II c).– One of 250 prints on this paper. Paris, Edition Vollard, 1913. Skillfully cleaned. A few small paper restorations in the lower margin. [3151] Provenance: Private Collection, Southern Germany This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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Arthur Segal (Jassy 1875 – 1944 London). Street Perspective (on the reverse: Portrait Study of Ernestine Segal). Circa 1908/09 Oil on cardboard. 31,4 × 41,5 cm ( 12 ⅜ × 16 ⅜ in.). Not in the catalogue raisonné by Liska.– [3183] Framed. Provenance: Adolf Behne, Berlin (gift of the artist) / Private Collection, Berlin This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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Ernst Ludwig Kirchner (Aschaffenburg 1880 – 1938 Davos). ”Tänzerin mit gehobenem Rock”. 1909 Woodcut on heavy paper. 25 × 33,8 cm (40 × 54,1 cm) ( 9 ⅞ × 13 ¼ in. (15 ¾ × 21 ¼ in.)). Signed. Gercken 376 I.B. (of II.B.).– Print of the 1st state from a total edition of approx. 70 prints of both states of print. Sheet from the V. Annual Brücke portfolio, 1910. [105] Framed. Provenance: Private Collection, North Rhine-Westphalia (acquired 1987 at Galerie Glöckner, Cologne) This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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Ernst Ludwig Kirchner (Aschaffenburg 1880 – 1938 Davos). Women at the Edge of the Forest (on the reverse: Portrait of a Girl). 1910 Pen and India ink on paper. 34,5 × 47,8 cm ( 13 ⅝ × 18 ⅞ in.). On the reverse, with the Basel estate stamp (Lugt 1570b) and inscribed with the number in pen and black ink: F. Dre/Bh 18. There too a brush and India ink drawing of a female half-nude. [3177] Framed. This lot is subject to standard taxation. We charge 29% premium on the hammer price. Private EU-based buyers pay VAT on the sum of hammer price and premium applicable at the time of the auction. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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Erich Heckel (Döbeln 1883 – 1970 Radolfzell on Lake Constance). ”Am Meer (Strand)”. 1913 Watercolour and gouache over graphite on laid paper (watermark: SLG). 33 × 50 cm ( 13 × 19 ⅝ in.). Signed and dated in pencil lower right: Erich Heckel 19. Titled lower left: Am Meer. Titled again on the reverse: – Am Strand – . Small retouching, skillfully repaired imperfections in the margin. [3043] Framed. Provenance: Ernest Rathenau, Berlin/New York/Bad Nauheim (until 1987) / Private Collection, Nordrein-Westphalia / Private Collection, Schleswig-Holstein (acquired 2002) This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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Erich Heckel (Döbeln 1883 – 1970 Radolfzell on Lake Constance). ”Sinnende”. 1913 Chalk on laid paper. 46 × 38,3 cm ( 18 ⅛ × 15 ⅛ in.). Signed, dated and titled lower right: EHeckel 13 Sinnende. On the reverse: Profil of a woman in chalk. [3053] Framed. Provenance: Estate of the artist, Hemmenhofen (1976–1994 as long-term loan in the Brücke-Museum, Berlin) / Annemarie and Wolf-Dieter Dube, Munich (from 1995) / Private Collection, Southern Germany This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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Emil Nolde (Nolde 1867 – 1956 Seebüll). ”Violette Berglandschaft (dunkle Tanne und Häuser)”. 1920s Watercolour on Japan paper. 32,5 × 47 cm ( 12 ¾ × 18 ½ in.). Signed in pen and brown ink lower right: Nolde. Accompanied by a confirmation by Prof. Dr. Manfred Reuther dated 17. November 2010. The watercolour is registered as number Fr.A.3201 in the archive of the Stiftung Seebüll Ada und Emil Nolde and will be included in the catalogue raisonné of watercolours and drawings by Emil Nolde.– [3043] Framed. Provenance: Private Collection, Northern Germany This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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Emil Nolde (Nolde 1867 – 1956 Seebüll). ”Gnome”. Watercolour and India ink on Japan paper. 22,6 × 38 cm ( 8 ⅞ × 15 in.). Signed and dedicated lower left: Nolde an Sauerlandt. On the cardboard backing a label of the Lafayette Parke Gallery, New York. The watercolour is registered in the archive of the Nolde Stiftung Seebüll as number Fr.A.833 and will be included in the catalogue raisonné of watercolours and drawings of Emil Nolde.– [105] Framed. Provenance: Private Collection, North Rhine-Westphalia (acquired 1991 at Lafayette Parke Gallery, New York) This lot is subject to differential taxation. For private individuals within the EU, we charge a 34% premium on the hammer price, which includes VAT. For buyers who are based outside the EU and export the work from the EU the premium is 29%. For EU-based businesses who are entitled to deduct input tax, standard taxation can be applied. If applicable, a resale right fee pursuant to Section 26 (2) of German Copyright Law (UrhG) is also payable. For additional information please refer to Section 4 of our Conditions of Sale.
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