Edmund Edel Sold at Auction Prices

Label Original Danziger Likör Liquor Gdansk Poland

Original antique advertising label in German Danziger Bowke. Original Danziger Likör Julius v. Götzen Danzig. Features an image of a drawing in colour of a man walking along the embankment and a ship in the background by Edmund Edel (1863-1934), a German painter, illustrator, draughtsman, and writer. Country:Germany/Poland, year of printing: 1910s, designer: E Edel, dimensions (cm): 11x7.

Poster by Edmund Edel - Hollandsche Janhagel Kräuter-Liqueur

Hollandsche Janhagel Kräuter-Liqueur - 47,5x35, ca. 1910, on japan by Edmund Edel (1863-1939)

Edmund Edel - Figura femminile

Edmund Edel Figura femminile 1915 Tecnica mista su carta, cm. 34x24 Sigla e data in basso a destra.

Poster

Edel, Edmund 1863 Stolp, Pommern - 1934 Berlin ''Frühlingserwachen''. Tournee-Plakat für Frank Wedekinds Tragödie. Farblithografie 1903. In der Darstellung unten rechts signiert. Druck Hollerbaum & Schmidt Berlin N65. Rechter Rand mit ca 8 cm langem Einriss. Knickspuren unten rechts. 95 x 71 cm. Theater poster on Wedekind's tragedy ''Spring break''. Colour lithograph 1903. Signed in the motif, printed in Berlin. Large tear at the right margin. Some bends bottom right.

Edmund Edel (1863-1934)

Edmund Edel (1863-1934), Portrait of a resting child; oil on canvas; signed and dated 1921 bottom left; framed.

Poster by Edmund Edel - Buntes Brettl

Buntes Brettl - 26x32, ca. 1910, sheet music by Edmund Edel (1863-1939)

EDMUND EDEL (1863-1934). IMPERIAL BLACKBERRY BRANDY. Window card. 1898. 15x10 inches, 38x27 cm. Hollerbaum & Schmidt, Berlin.

IMPERIAL BLACKBERRY BRANDY. Window card. 1898. 15x10 3/4 inches, 38x27 1/4 cm. Hollerbaum & Schmidt, Berlin. Condition B: creases, abrasions and discoloration in margins and image; writing in pencil in lower left corner; grommets in upper corners. Printed on card.

EDMUND EDEL (1863-1939). SOMMER ORPHEUM. 1903. 73x27 inches, 186x70 cm. Hollerbaum & Schmidt, Berlin.

EDMUND EDEL (1863-1939) SOMMER ORPHEUM. 1903. 73 1/4x27 3/4 inches, 186x70 1/2 cm. Hollerbaum & Schmidt, Berlin. Condition B+ / B: tears and repaired tears at edges, some affecting image; creases and abrasions in margins and image; vertical and horizontal folds; tape on verso. Two-sheets attached. Paper. DFP-III 671, Wember 248, Fruhe Berliner 251.

Poster by Edmund Edel - Ernst v. Wolzogen's Überbrettl

Ernst v. Wolzogen's Überbrettl - 26x33, ca. 1910, 6 pages by Edmund Edel (1863-1934)

Poster by Edmund Edel - Berliner Morgenpost

Poster - Berliner Morgenpost - 47x69,5, 1904 by Edmund Edel (1863-1939)

Edmund Edel (GERMAN, 1863-1934)

Edmund Edel (GERMAN, 1863-1934) Almost asleep signed, inscribed and dated 'Edm Edel/Mch 91' (lower left) oil on canvas 15 3/8 x 19½ in. (39 x 49.5 cm.)

Posters: Edel Edmund (1863-1939) Int.

Posters: Edel Edmund (1863-1939) Int. Automobil-Ausstellung Berlin 95,5x69, 1906, on japan B+

EDMUND EDEL (1863 Stolp/Pommern - 1934 Berlin)

EDMUND EDEL (1863 Stolp/Pommern - 1934 Berlin) "Aufgewacht". Originaltitel In seinem Bett liegendes, gerade aufgewachtes junges Mädchen. Seltenes, frühes, koloristisch zart

EDEL, EDMUND (1863-1939)

AUTOMOBIL AUSSTELLUNG lithograph in colours, 1906, printed by Theodor Wench, Berlin, condition B; backed on linen and framed; and one other poster 25 1/2 x 36in. (65 x 92cm.)

EDMUND EDEL (1863-1933) AUTOMOBIL BALL. 1906. 27x18 inches. Hollerbaum & Schmidt, Berlin.

EDMUND EDEL (1863-1933) AUTOMOBIL BALL. 1906.

27 3/8x18 1/2 inches. Hollerbaum & Schmidt, Berlin. Condition B+: expertly replaced top and bottom margins; repaired tears and creases through top margin into image. Edel trained as an artist in Munich and studied at the Academie Jullian in Paris before settling in Berlin where he began his career working as a humorist and wound up becoming one of the pioneers of German poster art. He used caricatures of Berliner Types to advertise drinks, shows and various products. These two posters of his which we offer here are not only very rare, but also the only two he created featuring depictions of automobiles. This image is an incredible, lighthearted, even funny, work done for a single-day event in Berlin. The event was sponsored by a local sports newspaper and was clearly intended to be a costume party. Despite the short duration that the poster would have hung, Edel clearly puts as much effort, invention and treatment into its design as if it were for a long exhibition. The effect of the dancing legs, long dress overflowing from the car and the eye-like headlights of the car itself all form an image around which the rather lengthy text can be absorbed without a problem. DFP III, 685.