1818 - Vollber, Ernst (born 1876 in Kiel; died 1960 in Krumpendorf): Partial estate of the artist, 57 landscapes in mixed media. From 1895 onward, Ernst Vollber was regarded as a significant painter of colonial landscapes as well as a painter of tropical scenes, industrial subjects, and war scenes during the first third of the 20th century. His extensive body of work is held in numerous museums. All works from the collection of Dr. Peter Weber; each is acrylic, oil, and watercolor over pencil, mostly on cardboard or paper; each work is signed and dated on the front from 1899–1947, with a focus on 1900–1920. Well-preserved, unframed. The collector, Dr. Peter Weber, maintained a close friendship with Ernst Vollbehr throughout his life. Sizes are mostly approximately Din A2–Din A3.

Vollber, Ernst (born 1876 in Kiel; died 1960 in Krumpendorf): Partial estate of the artist, 57 landscapes in mixed media. From 1895 onward, Ernst Vollber was regarded as a significant painter of colonial landscapes as well as a painter of tropical scenes, industrial subjects, and war scenes during the first third of the 20th century. His extensive body of work is held in numerous museums. All works from the collection of Dr. Peter Weber; each is acrylic, oil, and watercolor over pencil, mostly on cardboard or paper; each work is signed and dated on the front from 1899–1947, with a focus on 1900–1920. Well-preserved, unframed. The collector, Dr. Peter Weber, maintained a close friendship with Ernst Vollbehr throughout his life. Sizes are mostly approximately Din A2–Din A3. The following motifs and groups of works: approximately fourteen works from his trip to Italy, created between 1900 and 1924, including Portofino, Albania, Capri, Palermo, Sorrento, the Dalmatian coast, Sicily, a cemetery scene, Capri, and the Cave of Polyphemus; another group featuring North Sea views, created between 1935 and 1947, including Fog near Föhr, Amrum, the North Sea, the Halligen, Sylt, Marburg on the Lahn, a fisherman’s cottage in Südtondern and Niebüll, and Marschho; another group featuring views of the Ruhr region, approximately nine works, including the port in Dortmund, waterways, Rhenania, Ludwigshafen, etc.; as well as a series on South America created between 1907 and 1910, depicting the coast of Brazil, Cameroon, Rio Negro, Bahaja, Agadir, and Lütersburg; additionally, a self-portrait, flower studies, views of Thuringia, Lower Germany, etc.; a total of 57 works in 4 studio portfolios—well-preserved. Included: the monograph “Ernst Vollbehr: Painter Between Hell and Paradise.” Paintings 1818