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OSTDEUTSCHE KUNSTAUKTIONEN

63rd auction of fine art in the fall

(29th October – 22nd November 2024)

 

 

Dear art lovers,

the catalog of our 63rd auction on Saturday, November 9, 2024
at 1 pm is online!

You can view our online catalog under this link.

You can download the bidding from here.

We will be happy to send you a printed copy of our auction catalog. You can also pick up a catalog at the Kuchling Gallery from October 29, at the beginning of the preview.

We look forward to seeing you at the preview from October 29th to November 7th.

The after-sale runs until November 22, 2024.

You can reach us for the auction at:
 
Ostdeutsche Kunstauktionen
guest at the
Galerie Kuchling
Karl-Marx-Allee 123
D-10243 Berlin

Phone
030 – 42 85 2000

Fax number
033394 – 568 949

E-Mail
info@ostdeutsche-kunstauktionen.de

Website
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Opening times:
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday: 1 – 7 pm
Saturday: 11am – 3pm
and by arrangement

 

 

 

Walter Womacka: Sandsteintorso mit Rosen/ Sandstone torso with roses

Oil colors on canvas, 1970, 895×1245, mon., dated, illustrated in : W. W. Painting, graphics and architectural art, catalog of the exhibition at the television tower, Berlin, May/June 1973, p. 20. The painting was created in 1970 in Loddin (island of Usedom) and shows a sandstone puåtte of Rheinsberg Castle with a view of the Baltic Sea, a lyrical view of his frequent summer stays in his house in Loddin.

 

 

Willi Sitte: Ruhender Akt/Act at rest

Oil paint on cardboard backed with hardboard, 1964, 610×545, signed, dated, in the artist’s frame. Illustrated in: W. S., Paintings, drawings, graphics, Art gallery Rostock, 1971, p. 59, with the contribution by Dr. Wolfgang Hütt: “Of human totality in the language of the body.” WV Hütt G (Paintings) 199.

 

 

Albert Ebert: Pioniertreffen/Pioneer meeting

Hardboard, wood, picture and frame as one, 1959, 152×218, with frame 192×267, sign. and dat. (1959 Oct.).
Albert Ebert lovingly captured everyday scenes, not without a certain humor. His “lantern pictures”, which show children naively enjoying a lantern procession, are famous. The present oil painting shows just such a scene, not without a certain detachment.
WV Litt 59-49.

 

 

Richard Müller: Mein Hündchen/My puppy

Oil colors on canvas, 1935, 500×630, mon., dated, verso inscribed on the stretcher: Rich. Müller, Dresden 1935. The canvas folded over approx. 50 mm at the top, 25 mm at the bottom and 25 mm on the left behind the gold frame. Small tear lower left.

 

 

Hans Baluschek: Ankunft des Todes/Arrival of the death

Drawing, tempera, colored chalks on paper, 1898, 490×363, signed, dated, insignificant small compression at lower left, adhesive residue from old mounting on verso, otherwise in surprisingly good condition.

 

 

 

 

 


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HEADS,BUGS AND BIASES

(30th November – 31st January 2025)

Vernissage 30th NOVEMBER 6-10pm

 

 

 

 

 

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