182nd Auction—Paintings and Graphic Art, 19th–20th Century, Part II; Contemporary Art

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182nd Auction—Paintings and Graphic Art, 19th–20th Century, Part II; Contemporary Art

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8063 - Marc Chagall (1887–1985), “Mystical Crucifixion,” color lithograph on vellum with text on the reverse and signature in the stone, 1950, vertical center fold, 35 x 51 cm, mounted and mounted on paper, behind glass. 77 x 87 cm

8064 - Bruno Bruni (b. 1935), “La Scala,” large color lithograph, 1992, signed and numbered lower left 1234/2000, 76 x 58 cm, mounted behind glass in a clip-on frame, 79 x 61 cm

8067 - Thomas Schütte (b. 1954), “Blätter,” color lithograph, signed lower right, sheet size 60 x 42 cm

8070 - Johannes Grützke (1937–2017), three portrait fragments, three etchings, each signed by hand and dated (19)89, each 13 x 9.5 cm, mounted together on paper, 70 x 100 cm

8072 - Set of 9 prints by various 20th- and 21st-century artists: Ingeborg Gabriel, 5 woodcuts; Wolfgang Werkmeister, two etchings with aquatint; Anna Oppermann, color offset; Alfred Hrdlicka, lithograph; each hand-signed; sheet sizes up to 57 x 76 cm

8074 - Michael Mathias Prechtl (1926–2003), Johann Sebastian Bach, color lithograph, signed and dated in the lower right corner (19)79, numbered 90/150 on the left, light edge, sheet dimensions 37.5 x 27 cm

8076 - Jochen Flinzer (b. 1959), “drunter und drüber,” 2000, two woven labels, each in a mat, hand-signed on the accompanying sheet, up to 12 x 10 cm, behind mat: 30 x 21 cm

8077 - Horst Janssen (1929–1995), two etchings: “Angeber Icks” and “Flower Stem ‘B’ dated 11/23/75 and Felix Jud & Co. catalog,” the former signed by hand and numbered 7/60, the latter bearing the estate stamp on the reverse, sheet dimensions up to 36 x 24 cm

8078 - Horst Janssen (1929–1995), a collection of 16 zincographs from the series of writer portraits for Laatzen, each signed by the artist, including Balzac, Benn, Voltaire, E.T.A. Hoffmann, Gogol, Fontane, and many others, Sheet dimensions: 37 x 28 cm

8079 - Gerhard Marcks (1889–1981), “Pregnant Woman and Death,” woodcut on Japanese paper, 1979, signed by hand lower right, numbered 17/75 lower left, sheet dimensions 44 x 31 cm

8080 - Gerhard Marcks (1889–1981), “Lethe,” woodcut on Japanese paper, reprint for Sigill, Lammek H 278, signed by hand lower right, numbered lower left. 17/75, sheet dimensions 30.5 x 44 cm

8081 - Friedrich Ahlers-Hestermann (1883–1973), three etchings titled “Blankenese 1920,” reprints, inscribed and numbered 16/75, and signed by Tatiana Ahlers-Hestermann, in an envelope from the Otto Rohse Presse, sheet dimensions 39.5 x 32.5 cm,

8089 - Willi Mühlenhaupt (1907–1977), Assemblage featuring a police officer and a pig under a tree, acrylic on panel and cut and painted linoleum, signed “hansign.” and dated in the lower right corner (19)74, 34 x 30.5 cm, mounted: 40 x 37.5 cm

8091 - Helmut Diekmann (1941–1968), a Berlin artist who died at the age of 25, leaving behind a series of mostly somber works from a brief creative period; here, a portrait of a woman, oil on canvas, lower right monogrammed and dated (19)63, retouched, in studio frame 43 x 33 cm

8092 - Kurt Mühlenhaupt (1921–2006), Floral Still Life, oil on cardboard, signed and dated 1987 lower right, labeled on the reverse, 40 x 30 cm, mounted 46 x 36 cm

8095 - Gary Lomay, English graphic artist of the 1980s, waterbird “Crazy Asa,” silkscreen and embossed print, numbered 44/100 in the lower right corner, titled, dated 1982 and signed, 37 x 55.5 cm, mounted behind glass and mounted on paper, 56 x 74 cm

8096 - Eberhard Franke (1936–2004), Berlin graphic artist, two etchings: Lichterfelde-Ost Train Station and Berlin Balcony, Ettalerstraße 8; the latter is colored; both are signed and dated by hand, mounted behind glass and mounted on paper, up to 60 x 45 cm

8097 - Otmar Alt, Anne Hausner, Peter Kampehl, and Karl Korab, four lithographs from the portfolio ''Graphik der Gegenwart'', published by Die Galerie, Offenbach am Main, 1989; each hand-signed and numbered 920/999, without the portfolio, each mounted behind glass, 50 x 37.5 cm

8100 - Alfred Manessier (1911–1993), Untitled, color aquatint etching, ca. 1955, signed lower right, slight light burn, 14 x 15.5 cm, mounted on paper and mounted behind glass 38 x 35 cm

8104 - Max Ernst (1891–1976), “The Sea,” color silkscreen on sand-colored paper, signed by hand in the lower right corner of the image, numbered 20/50 in the lower left corner, light border, 25 x 36 cm, mounted behind glass and mounted on paper, 45 x 55 cm

8108 - Andreas Magdanz (b. 1963), contemporary German photographer, professor at HAWK Hildesheim, large Op Art object, untitled (mirror image), signed and dated lower right, 1986, frame slightly scuffed, overall dimensions with frame 101 x 71 cm

8110 - Unidentified artist from the 1990s, large-scale etching titled “Cella, Cella,” a composition featuring honeycomb structures, signed and dated illegibly in the lower right corner (19)92, numbered 2/5 and titled on the lower left, sheet dimensions 235 x 130 cm

8111 - Almir Mavignier da Silva (1925–2018), two color silkscreen prints on lightweight cardboard, each signed by hand at the bottom edge and dated 1960/61, and also signed as copies of another work; sheet dimensions 39.5 x 30 cm

8112 - Max Schwimmer (1895–1960), postcard with a drawing of a cat, ink on paper postcard, June 2, 1944, written on both sides to Dr. Eberhard Müller in Leipzig, signed by hand, mailed, 14.5 x 10.5 cm

8113 - Max Schwimmer (1895–1960), folding postcard with a drawing of a pair of rabbits kissing, watercolor and ink on a folded sheet of paper; inside, a letter to Dr. Eberhard Müller in Leipzig, signed by hand, April 16, 1946, 10.5 x 15 cm, mounted on paper, 36 x 27 cm

8114 - Björn Wiinblad (1918–2006), fairy tale illustration, gouache over pen and pencil on lightweight cardboard, signed lower left, 17 x 17 cm, mounted behind glass and mounted on paper. 29.5 x 29.5 cm

8115 - Björn Wiinblad (1918–2006), fairy tale illustration, gouache over pen and pencil on lightweight cardboard, unsigned, 17 x 17 cm, mounted behind glass and mounted on paper, 29.5 x 29.5 cm

8117 - Hasan Djaafar (1919–1995), prominent contemporary Indonesian artist, *Boats on the Beach*, oil on canvas, signed lower left, 85 x 135 cm, framed 95 x 145 cm

8118 - Hasan Djaafar (1919–1995), prominent contemporary Indonesian artist, Market Scene in Indonesia, oil on canvas, signed lower right, 135 x 85 cm, framed 145 x 95 cm

8119 - Heinz Schölnhammer (b. 1940), Austrian naturalist painter, “Three Bright Pears,” a surreal composition that plays on the dual meaning of pears, oil on canvas, signed lower right, labeled on the reverse, 50 x 50 cm

8120 - A.R. Penck (1939–2017), after, *Composition in Black and Red*, large-scale color silkscreen on paper, signed lower left in the print, 62 x 88 cm, mounted behind glass: 79 x 107 cm

8121 - Unknown artist of the 1960s Informel movement, untitled, mixed media on canvas, inscribed twice on the reverse as “Trockel/Troekel” and “Peter,” 100 x 120 cm

8122 - Uwe Tabatt (b. 1966), a contemporary Berlin artist, studied at the HdK there, member of the BBK, large composition featuring a Latin jazz band and a dancing couple, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower right (19)98, 151 x 116 cm (as measured on the studio stretcher)

8123 - Efren Isaza, contemporary Colombian photographer, “Frida’s Pain,” large color photo print on aluminum Dibond, unsigned, Lumas label on the reverse, aluminum mounting strips on the reverse, 140 x 105 cm

8125 - Renate Jung (b. 1943), contemporary painter and author, studied among others, under Werner Tübke in Leipzig; Tree-Lined Street with Caution Tape and Garbage Bags, gouache on paper mounted on plywood, signed lower left, minimally marked lower right, mounted on stretcher bar, 111 x 78 cm

8126 - Renate Jung (b. 1943), contemporary painter and author; studied under Werner Tübke in Leipzig, among others; Still Life with Apples, oil on canvas, unsigned, 100 x 90 cm

8127 - Willi Lemke (b. 1950), contemporary artist from Würselen, studied under Joachim Bandau, member of the BBK Aachen, composition “Ö90” in oil on a curved wooden panel, signed lower right, signed and titled on the reverse, 150 x 50 cm

8129 - Hans Kuhn (1905–1991), set of three color silkscreen prints with abstract motifs, each signed and dated by hand (19)70 and numbered; includes 8 prints based on drawings by Kuhn; slight signs of aging; sheet sizes up to 52 x 45 cm

8132 - Karel Novosad (1944–2008), Czech Op Art artist, multicolored line composition from “Structural Graphics,” 1973. Color silkscreen print on lightweight, smooth-coated vellum, signed and dated by hand on the lower right, numbered 200/29 on the lower left; sheet dimensions 60 x 80 cm

8134 - Karl Bauer (1868–1942), two Symbolist or theatrical etchings based on Goethe’s *Faust*: “Faust and Mephisto on Walpurgis Night” and “Gretchen in the Dungeon,” drypoint etchings, each signed by hand, sheet sizes up to 52 x 42.5 cm

8135 - Karl Bauer (1868–1942), portrait of the philosopher “Spinoza,” lithograph on machine-made paper, signed by hand in the lower right corner, inscribed in the lower left corner; includes a portrait of Goethe as a phototype; Spinoza sheet dimensions: 55 x 47.5 cm

8138 - Sepp Frank (1889–1970), an interesting small collection of four etchings: Hamlet with a Skull (large), Portrait of Dr. Max Kemmerich, Hamlet with a Skull (small), and a bookplate for Hans Ludwig Held, each signed by the artist, 2x mounted on paper, up to 50 x 70 cm

8139 - Erich Buchwald-Zinnwald (1884–1972), Landscape with Two Trees, color woodcut on Japanese paper, signed by hand lower right, indistinctly inscribed lower left, 24.5 x 28 cm, mounted on paper. 32 x 46 cm

8140 - Erich Buchwald-Zinnwald (1884–1972), “Early Spring in Zinnwald,” color woodcut on fine handmade paper, signed by hand lower right, inscribed lower left, 20.5 x 28 cm, on the reverse: 32 x 46 cm

8142 - Otto Ubbelohde (1867–1922), Landscape with Pine Trees, etching on machine-made paper, signed in pencil lower right; the wide margin is somewhat faded, 21.5 x 29.5 cm, sheet dimensions 39 x 57 cm

8144 - Franz Grainer (1871–1948), Royal Bavarian Court Photographer, “In Erb Folge,” Family portrait of the royal family, heliogravure on Japanese paper, from Obernetter in Munich, with Grainer’s engraved signature at the top left, creases, sheet dimensions 32 x 46 cm

8146 - August Gaul (1869–1921), “Gathering of Various Animals,” rare lithograph on fine handmade paper, signed by hand in the lower right corner, with some stains; sheet dimensions: 26.5 x 39.5 cm

8147 - August Gaul (1869–1921), Bear and Eagle, rare lithograph on Japanese paper, signed lower right, numbered 16/20 lower left, slightly stained, sheet dimensions 37.5 x 29 cm

8148 - August Gaul (1869–1921), two scenes from fables, two lithographs on a sheet of Japanese paper, signed by hand in the lower right corner and numbered 21/30, with minor staining; sheet dimensions 43 x 31 cm

8149 - August Gaul (1869–1921), *Chained Bear*, rare lithograph on Japanese paper, signed lower right, numbered 21/30 lower left, slightly stained, sheet size 40.5 x 52 cm

8150 - August Gaul (1869–1921), “Paulchen zum Fünfzigsten,” group of pigs, rare lithograph on vellum, signed by hand in the lower right corner, 19 x 15 cm, mounted on backing paper measuring 64 x 48 cm

8151 - Fritz Winkler (1894–1964), Dresden artist, master student of Hegenbarth, *Shepherd Boy with Flock*, charcoal drawing on vellum, signed and dated lower right (19)21, 26.5 x 44 cm, on backing paper 38 x 50.5 cm

8152 - Hans Kobinger (1892–1974), an Austrian painter and graphic artist, was a member of the Vienna Secession. “Tree,” woodcut on the finest Japanese paper, signed and dated lower right (19)26, mounted on backing board, glazes on the edges, sheet dimensions 42 x 29 cm, board 50 x 32.5 cm

8157 - Pablo Alonso (b. 1969), Spanish artist based in Berlin, *Kopf XVII*, 2000, acrylic and lacquer on aluminum, monogrammed, titled, and dated on the reverse, mounted on a narrow strip, 123 x 123 cm

8158 - Friedrich Karl Gotsch (1900–1984), German painter and graphic artist, master student of Kokoschka, Country Road with a Village in the Background, tempera on cardboard, signed by hand lower left, and monogrammed again in blue on the lower right, 11.5 x 15 cm, mounted on paper, 35 x 35 cm

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8117 - Hasan Djaafar (1919–1995), prominent contemporary Indonesian artist, Boats on the Beach, oil on canvas, signed lower left, 85 x 135 cm, framed 95 x 145 cm

8120 - A.R. Penck (1939–2017), after, Composition in Black and Red, large-scale color silkscreen on paper, signed lower left in the print, 62 x 88 cm, mounted behind glass: 79 x 107 cm

8134 - Karl Bauer (1868–1942), two Symbolist or theatrical etchings based on Goethe’s Faust: “Faust and Mephisto on Walpurgis Night” and “Gretchen in the Dungeon,” drypoint etchings, each signed by hand, sheet sizes up to 52 x 42.5 cm

8149 - August Gaul (1869–1921), Chained Bear, rare lithograph on Japanese paper, signed lower right, numbered 21/30 lower left, slightly stained, sheet size 40.5 x 52 cm

8151 - Fritz Winkler (1894–1964), Dresden artist, master student of Hegenbarth, Shepherd Boy with Flock, charcoal drawing on vellum, signed and dated lower right (19)21, 26.5 x 44 cm, on backing paper 38 x 50.5 cm

8157 - Pablo Alonso (b. 1969), Spanish artist based in Berlin, Kopf XVII, 2000, acrylic and lacquer on aluminum, monogrammed, titled, and dated on the reverse, mounted on a narrow strip, 123 x 123 cm