Munich, November 2, 2018, (kk) - This is the first time that the saleroom auction of 19th Century Art at Ketterer Kunst will be accompanied by its own internet auction. Between November 15 and December 15 an additional array of 30 works that reflect the stylistic variety of the 19th Century will be called up on www.ketterer-internet-auctions.com.

Apart from English landscapes and Dutch genre scenes by artists such as A. Stone and Jacob Akkersdijk, the range of offerings also includes numerous works by Southern German artists. Among the famous names we find the Chiemsee painters Karl Raupp, Joseph Wopfner and Rudolf Sieck or the landscape painter Adolph Heinrich Lier. With Wilhelm Schreuer and Adolf Frey-Moock, the auction is topped off by the Düsseldorf School and Symbolism.

The works carry estimates in three- and four-digit realms. Please find further information in the pdf-catalog on www.kettererkunst.com.

A separate press release for the saleroom auction on November 23, 2018 (with works by, among others, Iwan Aiwasowski, Max Liebermann, Edward Cucuel, Adolph von Menzel, Carl Spitzweg, Johann Moritz Rugendas, Cornelis Springer, Franz von Stuck, Carl Jutz d. Ä., Alexander Koester, Johann Wilhelm Preyer, Jaroslav Julius Vesin, Heinrich Bürkel, Edward Theodore Compton, Franz von Defregger, Heinrich Füger, Théodore Gérard, Karl Hagemeister, Carl Paul Jennewein, Friedrich Kallmorgen, Wilhelm Trübner, Johann Michael Wittmer, Felix Ziem and Heinrich Zügel) is also available.

Previews:
As of now all works included in the internet auction can be viewed in Munich. The objects in the salesroom auction are on display on the following dates:

Hamburg*       November 05-06
Duesseldorf*  November 08-09
Berlin*            November 12-13
Munich**        November 18-22
*select work ** all works

Auction:
The internet auction on www.ketterer-internet-auctions.com is active from November 15 until December 15, 3 p. m.
The live auction takes place in Munich on November 23, starting at 4 p. m.