Department of Art of the 19th Century
In this section paintings, drawings and prints from the 19th century, as well as works from the early 20th century are put up for auction.
The focus is on works from Romanticism, with artists such as, among others, Blechen and Dahl, the Munich and Düsseldorf schools of painting with their main representatives Spitzweg, Defregger, Grützner, Schirmer and Achenbach, as well as fine art made around the turn of the century with, among others, big names of Symbolism and Art Nouveau: Hofmann, Stuck and Lenbach. Other much sought-after works are the mountain- and landscape paintings by Edward Theodore and Edward Harrison Compton and the graphic works by, among others, Daumier, Gaugin and Toulouse-Lautrec.
The focus is on works from Romanticism, with artists such as, among others, Blechen and Dahl, the Munich and Düsseldorf schools of painting with their main representatives Spitzweg, Defregger, Grützner, Schirmer and Achenbach, as well as fine art made around the turn of the century with, among others, big names of Symbolism and Art Nouveau: Hofmann, Stuck and Lenbach. Other much sought-after works are the mountain- and landscape paintings by Edward Theodore and Edward Harrison Compton and the graphic works by, among others, Daumier, Gaugin and Toulouse-Lautrec.
Your contacts for the following departments:
Sarah Mohr, M.A.
phone: +49 89 55 244 147
s.mohr@kettererkunst.de MUNICH Sarah Mohr studied art history and economics in Munich, specializing in German and English painting of the 19th century. Initially active in the domestic and international auction industry, she has worked at Ketterer Kunst since 2011. The diversity of artworks, the dynamics of the art market, and the exchange with clients have always been at the core of her professional interests.
s.mohr@kettererkunst.de MUNICH Sarah Mohr studied art history and economics in Munich, specializing in German and English painting of the 19th century. Initially active in the domestic and international auction industry, she has worked at Ketterer Kunst since 2011. The diversity of artworks, the dynamics of the art market, and the exchange with clients have always been at the core of her professional interests.
Felizia Ehrl, M.A.
phone: +49 89 55 244 146
f.ehrl@kettererkunst.de MUNICH Felizia Ehrl is studying art history and economics at LMU Munich and Venice. She has already been able to pursue her great affinity for the art trade at Sotheby's Munich during her studies. After gaining experience in the national and international art and auction business, Felizia Ehrl joined Ketterer Kunst in 2021. Working in acquisitions in the field of 19th century and classical modern art, she combines her passion for art with the multifaceted dynamics of the industry.
f.ehrl@kettererkunst.de MUNICH Felizia Ehrl is studying art history and economics at LMU Munich and Venice. She has already been able to pursue her great affinity for the art trade at Sotheby's Munich during her studies. After gaining experience in the national and international art and auction business, Felizia Ehrl joined Ketterer Kunst in 2021. Working in acquisitions in the field of 19th century and classical modern art, she combines her passion for art with the multifaceted dynamics of the industry.
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