“It is a real sensation for the German art market. Works of such a remarkable nature are usually auctioned in London and New York”, said Robert Ketterer about Hermann Max Pechstein’s masterpiece with painting on both sides, which will be called up in the Munich auction on 10 December. In general, the range of offerings from Expressionism to Contemporary art is equally impressive.
Hermann Max Pechstein. Painted on both sides – recto: “Weib mit Inder auf Teppich”, 1910 and verso: “Früchte II”, 1910. Oil on canvas. 71,5 x 82,5cm (28.1 x 32.4 in) Estimate: € 800.000-1.200.000.
Preview (selected works)
18-26 November Ketterer Kunst Fasanenstr. 70 10719 Berlin
29/30 November Ketterer Kunst Holstenwall 5 20355 Hamburg
Preview (all works)
03-09 December Ketterer Kunst Joseph-
Wildstr. 18 81829 Munich
Auction
10 December as of 2 p.m. Modern Art
followed by Post War/Contemporary Art
Ketterer Kunst Joseph-Wild-Str.18 81829 Munich
Since it was founded in 1954, Ketterer Kunst has been firmly established in the front ranks of auction houses dealing in art and rare books, with its headquarters in Munich and a branch in Hamburg. Gallery rooms in Berlin as well as representatives in Heidelberg and Krefeld have contributed substantially to the company’s success. Ketterer Kunst has further rounded off its portfolio with the prestigious Ernest Rathenau Verlag, New York/Munich. In addition, exhibitions, special theme and charity auctions as well as online auctions are regular events at Ketterer Kunst. Robert ketterer is auctioneer and owner of Ketterer Kunst.