Emma Bormann Sold at Auction Prices

EMMA BORMANN* (Vienna 1887 - 1974 Riverside, California)

EMMA BORMANN* (Vienna 1887 - 1974 Riverside, California) At the port of Messina lithography/paper, 18 x 22,8 cm signed E. Bormann, dated 1913 entitled Im Hafen von Messina (at the port of Messina) ESTIMATE °€ 60 - 100 STARTING PRICE °€ 60 Emma Bormann was a 20th-century Austrian painter and graphic artist who lived in East Asia and the United States for almost 30 years. The daughter of the ancient historian Eugen Bormann studied at the University of Vienna from 1912 to 1917 and took part in the fourth Vienna university trip to Sicily and Tunisia in 1913, where she also met Oskar Laske. Bormann received her doctorate in German studies and archeology in 1917. At the same time, she attended Ludwig Michalek's graphic arts training and research institute and took courses in graphic techniques at the arts and crafts school in Munich. She then worked as a teacher at the private training workshops for graphic techniques in Munich. Her first woodcut was created in 1918 and woodcuts subsequently became her preferred artistic technique. In 1920 she exhibited for the first time at the Künstlerhaus in Vienna. From 1920 to 1923 she attended courses with Alfred Cossmann at the Graphic Teaching and Research Institute in Vienna, and from 1926 to 1939 she was a drawing lecturer at the University of Vienna. From 1920 onwards she made numerous trips to Europe and in 1936 to the USA. After her forced leave of absence in 1939, she went to China, where she lived in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Beihai and Beijing until 1950. Then she returned to Europe via Japan, Hawaii and the USA. From 1953 Bormann lived in Tokyo, from where she traveled within Japan and to Asia. From 1957 she lived with her daughters in Tokyo and Riverside. The impressions of her travels and her cosmopolitan life were also reflected in her works. Bormann primarily created woodcuts and linocuts, but also etchings and oil paintings. Her favorite motifs were cityscapes and busy theaters, concerts and opera halls. PLEASE NOTE: The purchase price consists of the highest bid plus the buyer's premium, sales tax and, if applicable, the fee of artists resale rights. In the case of normal taxation (marked °), a premium of 24% is added to the highest bid. The mandatory sales tax of 13%, for photographs 20%, is added to the sum of the highest bid and the buyer's premium. The buyer's premium amounts to 28% in case of differential taxation. The sales tax is included in the differential taxation.

EMMA BORMANN* (Vienna 1887 - 1974 Riverside, California)

EMMA BORMANN* (Vienna 1887 - 1974 Riverside, California) Bundle of a print and a calender fragment St. Martin's Cathedral, Mainz linocut/paper, 48,5 x 31,7 cm signed Bormann, inscribed Mainz, Dom Prost 1926! Depicted in The Art of Emma Bormann, Riverside 2016, S. 71 Fragment of a calendar mixed media/paper, 28,2 x 19,3 cm six pages with glued-in prints for each month (July - December); each calendar page inscribed in the plate Bormann ESTIMATE °€ 80 - 150 STARTING PRICE °€ 80 Emma Bormann was a 20th-century Austrian painter and graphic artist who lived in East Asia and the United States for almost 30 years. The daughter of the ancient historian Eugen Bormann studied at the University of Vienna from 1912 to 1917 and took part in the fourth Vienna university trip to Sicily and Tunisia in 1913, where she also met Oskar Laske. Bormann received her doctorate in German studies and archeology in 1917. At the same time, she attended Ludwig Michalek's graphic arts training and research institute and took courses in graphic techniques at the arts and crafts school in Munich. She then worked as a teacher at the private training workshops for graphic techniques in Munich. Her first woodcut was created in 1918 and woodcuts subsequently became her preferred artistic technique. In 1920 she exhibited for the first time at the Künstlerhaus in Vienna. From 1920 to 1923 she attended courses with Alfred Cossmann at the Graphic Teaching and Research Institute in Vienna, and from 1926 to 1939 she was a drawing lecturer at the University of Vienna. From 1920 onwards she made numerous trips to Europe and in 1936 to the USA. After her forced leave of absence in 1939, she went to China, where she lived in Hong Kong, Shanghai, Beihai and Beijing until 1950. Then she returned to Europe via Japan, Hawaii and the USA. From 1953 Bormann lived in Tokyo, from where she traveled within Japan and to Asia. From 1957 she lived with her daughters in Tokyo and Riverside. The impressions of her travels and her cosmopolitan life were also reflected in her works. Bormann primarily created woodcuts and linocuts, but also etchings and oil paintings. Her favorite motifs were cityscapes and busy theaters, concerts and opera halls. PLEASE NOTE: The purchase price consists of the highest bid plus the buyer's premium, sales tax and, if applicable, the fee of artists resale rights. In the case of normal taxation (marked °), a premium of 24% is added to the highest bid. The mandatory sales tax of 13%, for photographs 20%, is added to the sum of the highest bid and the buyer's premium. The buyer's premium amounts to 28% in case of differential taxation. The sales tax is included in the differential taxation.

Petersbergl in Munich

woodcut sheet size: 17,6 x 22 in , plate size: 13,4 x 19,7 in From: Annual portfolio of the Society for Reproducing Art in Vienna, 1920

Bormann, Emma

(1887 Döbling bei Wien - Riverside/CA 1974). Heidelberg Neckarbrücke. Original Holzschnitt. Ca. 14 x 43 cm, Blgr. ca. 38 x 56 cm. Unten mit Bleistift sign., bezeichnet und betitelt. Oben Trockenstempel. - Außerhalb d.Darstellung leicht knittrig und fleckig, Ränder blass. D

BORMANN, EMMA (1887-1974),

BORMANN, EMMA (1887-1974), "Nara February Temple" (Depicting the Todaiji Temple in the city of Nara in Japan), woodcut, monochrome in black, signed and titled in pencil below, mounted in mount and framed behind glass, 78,5x66 cm. FROM THE ESTATE OF ALFRED AND GISELA DIENST

Bormann, Emma (1887-1974) - Hashigo-Nori Performan…

Bormann, Emma (1887-1974) - Hashigo-Nori Performance (japanische festliche Tradition), Holzschnitt, unten rechts signiert, unten links bezeichnet "Firemen in front of the Imperial Palace" (Tokio), PP-Ausschnitt ca.61x54cm, mit PP unter Glas gerahmt, Gesamtmaße ca.85,5x73,5cm

Bormann, Emma (1887-1974) - Hashigo-Nori Performan…

Bormann, Emma (1887-1974) - Hashigo-Nori Performance (japanische festliche Tradition), Holzschnitt, unten rechts signiert, unten links bezeichnet "Firemen in front of the Imperial Palace" (Tokio), PP-Ausschnitt ca.61x54cm, mit PP unter Glas gerahmt, Gesamtmaße ca.85,5x73,5cm

Emma Bormann (Austria) 1887-1974. Split, Marjan (Croatia). Linoleum cut, c. 1922. Ref: Johns, illust. p. 77. Ed: 50 or fewer. Signed...

Emma Bormann (Austria) 1887-1974. Split, Marjan (Croatia). Linoleum cut, c. 1922. Ref: Johns, illust. p. 77. Ed: 50 or fewer. Signed with pencil, l.r. Titled with pencil, l.l. Printed by the artist in colors on light, laid japan with generous margins (as issued ?). 295 x 570 mm. (11 1/4 x 22 1/4 in.) Framed.

Bormann, Emma

(1887 Döbling bei Wien - Riverside/CA 1974). 12 Bl. mit Ansichten aus Tokio (4), Nara (4), Nikko (2), Kobe u. Chiba. Holzschnitte auf Japan, 1950-er Jahre. Jwls. aufgezogen u. dort typogr. bez. Jwls. unter Glas gerahmt (nicht ausgerahmt). Ab 1953 lebte Bormann in Tokio, von wo aus sie Reisen innerhalb Japans und nach Asien unternahm. Ab 1957 lebte sie abwechselnd bei ihren zwei Töchtern in Tokio und Riverside (Kalifornien, USA). - Trägerbl. tls. etw. stockfl., vereinz. w. Ränder wasserfl. Selten. D

At the Bosporus

Bormann, E. (1887-1974). "Seiltanzer". Etching w. tone, 22x40 cm., signed "Bormann", titled and "Ori

Bormann, E. (1887-1974). "Seiltanzer". Etching w. tone, 22x40 cm., signed "Bormann", titled and "Orig. Rad." in pencil. - Blank margins foxed/ dustsoiled/ sl. frayed. AND 7 other prints by the same, i.a. "Aus Tunis" (etching) and "Wien I. Bösendorfersaal", "Wien Wallnerstrase" and "Wien XIX Nussdorfer Spitz" (3 woodcuts).

Emma Bormann (1887-1974) Austrian. "Innsbruck von Hadthausturn nach Westen", Woodcut, Signed and Inscribed in Pencil, 15.5" x 13.5".

Emma Bormann (1887-1974) Austrian. "Innsbruck von Hadthausturn nach Westen", Woodcut, Signed and Inscribed in Pencil, 15.5" x 13.5".

Istamboul - Le Bosphore vers 1930

Istamboul - Le Bosphore vers 1930

Istamboul - Le Bosphore vers 1930

Istamboul - Le Bosphore vers 1930 1 Affiche Non-Entoilée / Vintage Poster not lined B.E. B + salissures / dust stains Ost Staatsdrckerei Wein

Bormann, Emma

Gubbio. Farbholzschnitt auf dünnem Papier. Links unten betitelt. Bildgröße: 24,5 x 38 cm. Blattgröße: 30,5 x 43,5 cm. Lose unter Passepartout. Dabei: Dies. Kirche in Rom (unleserlich betitelt). Farbholzschnitt auf dünnem Papier. Rechts unten signiert. Links unten betitelt. Bildgröße: 15 x 22,5 cm. Blattgröße: 21 x 29 cm. Unter Passepartout montiert. - Emma Bormann (1887-1974) war eine österreichische Graphikerin und Malerin. Sie studierte bei Oskar Laske und Ludwig Michalek an der Graphischen Lehr- und Versuchsanstalt in Wien. - Minimal randknickspurig, sonst schöne Exemplare.

Bormann, Emma. Am Bosporus. Farbholzschnitt auf dünnem Papier. Rechts unten

Bormann, Emma. Am Bosporus. Farbholzschnitt auf dünnem Papier. Rechts unten signiert. Bildgröße: 20,5 x 41 cm. Blattgröße: 33 x 44 cm. Emma Bormann (1887-1974) war eine österreichische Graphikerin und Malerin. Sie studierte bei Oskar Laske und Ludwig Michalek an der Graphischen Lehr- und Versuchsanstalt in Wien. - Leicht randknickspurig, sonst schönes Exemplar.

Bormann, E. (1887-1974). "Concerto Grosso". Woodcu

Bormann, E. (1887-1974). "Concerto Grosso". Woodcut, 38,8x55 cm., signed "Bormann", titled and "orig. holzsch" in pencil. - Old folds. = SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE V.

Bormann, Emma

Bormann, Emma (1887 Döbling bei Wien - Riverside/CA 1974). Landschaft mit Windmühle. Holzschnitt. 20 x 29,2 cm, Blgr. 30 x 40 cm. Sign. - Minimalst randgebräunt, sonst schönes Ex.

Bormann, E. (1887-1974). "Heidelberg a. Neckar". Woodcut, 25,8x61 cm., signed "Bormann" and titled in pencil (some foxing).

Bormann, E. (1887-1974). "Heidelberg a. Neckar". Woodcut, 25,8x61 cm., signed "Bormann" and titled in pencil (some foxing).

Bormann, Emma

Bormann, Emma (1887 Döbling bei Wien - Riverside/CA 1974). Am Bosporus. Farbholzschnitt auf Japanbütten. 20,2 x 41, Blgr. 33,5 x 44,5 cm. Sign. - W. Rd. vereinz. stockfl.

Bormann, E. (1887-1974). (Harbour in Hamburg).

Bormann, E. (1887-1974). (Harbour in Hamburg). Colour linocut, 30,7x25,3 cm., signed "Bormann" in pencil, on thin Japanese.

Bormann, E. (1887-1974). "Hamburg". Colour

Bormann, E. (1887-1974). "Hamburg". Colour linocut, 35x30,8 cm., signed "Bormann" and titled in pencil, on Japanese. - Sl. foxed, especially blank margins.

Emma BORMANN DANSE SUÉDOISE

Emma BORMANN DANSE SUÉDOISE. 210 x 190. Bois en couleurs sur Japon pelure. Épreuve signée et annotée, un peu jaunie. Traces de plis et cassures, bonnes marges, tache en bas. - BRETONNE ASSISE LIVRE DANS LES MAINS, gravure de Louis Malteste annotée dédicacée «à monsieur Raffet» et signée, petites déchirures et légers manques dans les bords un peu jaunis.

Book - Bormann, Emma

Bormann, Emma (1887 Döbling bei Wien - Riverside/CA 1974). Am Bosporus. Farbholzschnitt auf Japanbütten. 20, 2 x 41, Blgr. 33, 5 x 44, 5 cm. Sign. - W. Rd. vereinz. stockfl.

Emma Bormann woodcut

Emma Bormann (Austrian 1887-1974)- ''New York Aquarium''- woodcut with hand-coloring, signed and titled in pencil. 9 1/2 x 13''

Bormann, Emma

Bormann, Emma (1887 Döbling bei Wien - Riverside/CA 1974). Am Bosporus. Farbholzschnitt auf Japanbütten. 20, 2 x 41, Blgr. 33, 5 x 44, 5 cm. Sign. - W. Rd. vereinz. stockfl.

Bosporus, Am.

Bosporus, Am. Farbholzschnitt auf Japanbütten v. Emma Bormann (1887-1974). 20, 2 x 41 cm. Blgr. 33, 5 x 44, 5 cm. Sign. - Li. Rd. etw. knickf., w. Ränder vereinz. stockfl.

Bormann, Emma

Bormann, Emma (1887 Döbling bei Wien - Riverside/CA 1974). Am Bosporus. Farbholzschnitt auf Japanbütten. 20,2 x 41 cm. Blgr. 33,5 x 44,5 cm. Sign. - W. Rd. etw. stockfl.

Bormann, Emma

Bormann, Emma (1887 Döbling bei Wien - Riverside/CA 1974). Landschaft mit Windmühle. Holzschnitt. 20 x 29,2, Blgr. 30 x 40 cm. Sign.

Bormann, Emma

Bormann, Emma (1887 Döbling bei Wien - Riverside/Calif. 1974). Am Bosporus. Farbholzschnitt auf Japanbütten. 20,2 x 41 cm. Blgr. 33 x 44,5 cm. Sign. - Ränder tls. mit Knicken u. quetschfaltig, u. etw. stockfl.

EMMA BORMANN Two woodcuts.

EMMA BORMANN Two woodcuts. S'Gravensage, Palais, on light tan wove paper, 1920. 217x360 mm; 8 5/8x14 1/4 inches, wide margins. Signed, titled and dated in pencil, lower margin * Ragusa (Dubrowik) Dalmatia. 303x657 mm; 12x25 7/8 inches, wide margins. Signed and titled in pencil, lower margin. Both very good impressions.

Emma Bormann (Wien 1887-1974 Riverside) Farbholzschnitt “Am Bosporus”, Passep.-

Ausschnitt 20 x 40.5 cm gerahmt, verglast