Eberhard Encke Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Eberhard Encke Art Value Price Guide

Sep. 14, 2024
EBERHARD ENCKE SPEERWERFERIN
Est: €650 - €1,300
EBERHARD ENCKE 1881 Berlin - 1936 Bad Nauheim JAVELIN THROWER Bronze, brown patina, on rectangular plinth (h. 3 cm). Overall h. 29.5, w. 28.5, d. 7 cm, weight approx. 2.67 kg. Signed 'Encke' and dated '1932' under the base, foundry mark 'Lauchhammer Bildguss' on the plinth. Min. rubbed. EBERHARD ENCKE 1881 Berlin - 1936 Bad Nauheim SPEERWERFERIN Bronze, braun patiniert, auf rechteckiger Plinthe (H. 3 cm). Ges.-H. 29,5, B. 28,5, T. 7cm, Gew. ca. 2,67 kg. Unter der Fußsohle signiert 'Encke' und datiert '1932', an der Plinthe Gießereimarke 'Lauchhammer Bildguss'. Min. ber..
Hargesheimer Kunstauktionen Düsseldorf
Jun. 17, 2023
German Empire: Relief Plaque 1934 "Honor and Peace" by Eberhard Encke (1881 - 1936).
Est: -
German Empire: Relief Plaque 1934 "Honor and Peace" by Eberhard Encke (1881 - 1936). Non-ferrous cast metal plaque, gold patinated. In relief, depicting Heroic Knight with angel. Above dat. 1934. inscribed below "Honor and Peace", signed on the right. "ENCKE". 9,3 x 14,6cm Deutsches Reich: Reliefplakette 1934 "Ehre und Frieden" von Eberhard Encke (1881 - 1936) nicht Eisenhaltige Metallguss Plakette, goldfarben patiniert. Im Relief, Darstellung Heroischer Ritter mit Engel. Oben dat. 1934. unten bez. "Ehre und Frieden", rechts sign. "ENCKE". 9,3 x 14,6cm
Auktionshaus Wersching
Apr. 04, 2022
Eberhard Encke (1881-1936 Berlin), Eva / Eve, 1903
Est: €650 - €1,300
Material: Bronze vergoldet, auf hohem, beigeweiß geädertem Marmorsockel, Signatur: auf Plinte sign.: E. Encke (19) 03, Höhe: 39 cm, Zustand: Gold berieben, Sockel leicht best.
Auktionshaus Schwab
Jan. 15, 2022
Eberhard Encke (1881-1936 Berlin), Eva / Eve, 1903
Est: €650 - €1,300
Material: Bronze vergoldet, auf hohem, beigeweiß geädertem Marmorsockel, Signatur: auf Plinte sign.: E. Encke (19) 03, Höhe: 39 cm, Zustand: Gold berieben, Sockel leicht best.
Auktionshaus Schwab
Jan. 30, 2019
* Eberhard Encke (German, 1881-1936); An Important Pair of German Bronze Sculptures of Olympic Athletes, after the monumental marble versions from 'The 1936 Berlin Summer Olympic Games' SIGNED IN CAST; 1936
Est: £16,000 - £25,000
Eberhard Encke (German, 1881-1936); An Important Pair of German Bronze Sculptures of Olympic Athletes, after the monumental marble versions from 'The 1936 Berlin Summer Olympic Games' SIGNED IN CAST; 1936two bronze figural sculptures, each depicting two athletic nudes, running in relay, captured mid-stride, respectively carrying aloft a gilt oak leaf branch and wreath; mounted on yellow marble stone bases with applied bronze titles 'OLYMPIA – BERLIN – 1936' ; together with purpose made hardwood platforms (not photographed)the female athletes signed in cast 'ENCKENCI NEUBABELSBERG B '36 RG', 77cm x 30cm x 80.8cm (approx. 89cm high with branch); the male athletes signed in cast 'ENCKE 1936 NEUBABELSBERG', 77cm x 30cm x 80.8cm (approx. 81.5cm high with wreath) (2) Since the publication of the Important Design catalogue we have had the following information relating to this lot directly from Friedmanne Encke, the grandson of Eberhard Encke;The family have in their possession a pair of these bronzes.There was a second casting (of the male athletes at least) for the "Neue Reichskanzlei" in Berlin, a photograph exists of them in situ (available on request), the building was destroyed between 1949-1953.The pair that we are offering could be from the Neue Reichskanzlei, or a third casting.Friedmanne Encke believes this casting was done by the Berlin foundry 'Noack', as his family's versions are.Also - please note the large sculptures referred to in the cataloguing of this lot which stood outside the Brandenburg Gate of the 1936 Berlin Olympics were plaster, not marble.These seemingly unique bronzes are casts of Eberhard Encke's enormous and imposing marbles which stood outside the entrance of the Summer Olympic Games held in Berlin in 1936. Eberhard Encke is perhaps not as known as his father, but these bronzes were cast in Neubablesberg, which is where his father the well-known German sculptor Erdmann Encke (1843-1896) had relocated to in 1892. The visual power and prowess of Eberhard's 4m high marbles went on to dominate the imagery of these games. The feeling of movement and agility, and quality of the casting captured in these bronzes, so perfectly represents the athleticism of the sports men and women who were competing in those games. They could have had one of two original purposes; to be the smaller models executed before the undertaking in marble, for presentation and/or approval, before the costly task of carving; or a private commission produced after the games, as a result of the popularity of the larger stone versions. Much of Eberhard Encke's work was for public buildings or monuments, executed in stone or bronze, other works by him include;- A portal relief at Mannesmann House in Dusseldorf, 1912.- The facade decoration on the central building of the administration building of Continental AG in Hanover, around 1913.- A monument fountain in Treuenbrietzen, of Elector Frederick I of Brandenburg, 1913 (monument melted down in World War II).- 'Rosse leading Dioscuri' on the building of the German Embassy in Saint Petersburg, 1912 (destroyed in 1914).- Pugilist for the Fehrbelliner Platz in Berlin-Wilmersdorf, life-size bronze group, awarded in 1912 with the Golden Prussian Medal for Art, erected in 1923 in nearby Prussia Park (lost).- Pugilist for the Rathausplatz in Harburg a. d. Elbe (today Hamburg-Harburg, Harburger Rathausstraße), 1913, second casting of the sculpture group in Berlin-Wilmersdorf.- Figures and gable relief for the crematorium in Berlin-Wilmersdorf.- Two rabbit figures on the railing of the rabbit jumping bridge in Berlin-Grunewald, erected in the 1920s.
Bonhams
Nov. 21, 2018
* Eberhard Encke (German, 1881-1936); An Important Pair of German Bronze Sculptures of Olympic Athletes, after the monumental marble versions from 'The 1936 Berlin Summer Olympic Games' SIGNED IN CAST; 1936
Est: £20,000 - £30,000
Eberhard Encke (German, 1881-1936); An Important Pair of German Bronze Sculptures of Olympic Athletes, after the monumental marble versions from 'The 1936 Berlin Summer Olympic Games' SIGNED IN CAST; 1936two bronze figural sculptures, each depicting two athletic nudes, running in relay, captured mid-stride, respectively carrying aloft a gilt oak leaf branch and wreath; mounted on yellow marble stone bases with applied bronze titles 'OLYMPIA – BERLIN – 1936' ; together with purpose made hardwood platforms (not photographed)the female athletes signed in cast 'ENCKENCI NEUBABELSBERG B '36 RG', 77cm x 30cm x 80.8cm (approx. 89cm high with branch); the male athletes signed in cast 'ENCKE 1936 NEUBABELSBERG', 77cm x 30cm x 80.8cm (approx. 81.5cm high with wreath) (2) These seemingly unique bronzes are casts of Eberhard Encke's enormous and imposing marbles which stood outside the entrance of the Summer Olympic Games held in Berlin in 1936. Eberhard Encke is perhaps not as known as his father, but these bronzes were cast in Neubablesberg, which is where his father the well-known German sculptor Erdmann Encke (1843-1896) had relocated to in 1892. The visual power and prowess of Eberhard's 4m high marbles went on to dominate the imagery of these games. The feeling of movement and agility, and quality of the casting captured in these bronzes, so perfectly represents the athleticism of the sports men and women who were competing in those games. They could have had one of two original purposes; to be the smaller models executed before the undertaking in marble, for presentation and/or approval, before the costly task of carving; or a private commission produced after the games, as a result of the popularity of the larger stone versions. Much of Eberhard Encke's work was for public buildings or monuments, executed in stone or bronze, other works by him include;- A portal relief at Mannesmann House in Dusseldorf, 1912.- The facade decoration on the central building of the administration building of Continental AG in Hanover, around 1913.- A monument fountain in Treuenbrietzen, of Elector Frederick I of Brandenburg, 1913 (monument melted down in World War II).- 'Rosse leading Dioscuri' on the building of the German Embassy in Saint Petersburg, 1912 (destroyed in 1914).- Pugilist for the Fehrbelliner Platz in Berlin-Wilmersdorf, life-size bronze group, awarded in 1912 with the Golden Prussian Medal for Art, erected in 1923 in nearby Prussia Park (lost).- Pugilist for the Rathausplatz in Harburg a. d. Elbe (today Hamburg-Harburg, Harburger Rathausstraße), 1913, second casting of the sculpture group in Berlin-Wilmersdorf.- Figures and gable relief for the crematorium in Berlin-Wilmersdorf.- Two rabbit figures on the railing of the rabbit jumping bridge in Berlin-Grunewald, erected in the 1920s.
Bonhams
Nov. 05, 2016
Berlin - - Encke, Eberhard. In dankbarer Anerkennung wertvoller Mitarbeit a
Est: €200 - €300
Berlin - - Encke, Eberhard. In dankbarer Anerkennung wertvoller Mitarbeit anlässlich der deutschen Ausstellung Gas und Wasser Berlin 1929. Eisenguss-Plakette. Recto schwarz patiniert. 1929. Ohne Gießermarke. 29 x 19,5 cm (verso kleine Korrosionsspuren). In der Platte unter dem Schriftzug signiert. Encke (1881-1936) war u.a. Meisterschüler von Louis Touaillon und Mitarbeiter von Peter Behrens. Die großformatige Plakette wurde sicher in nur wenigen Exemplaren hergestellt, daneben gab es eine deutlich kleinere Medaille zum gleichen Thema. - Insgesamt gut erhalten.
Nosbüsch & Stucke GmbH
May. 08, 2013
KUNST IM DRITTEN REICH
Est: €300 - €360
KUNST IM DRITTEN REICH Eberhard F. Encke (1881 - 1936) - Reiterzug Bronzerelief mit sechs fast plastisch ausgeführten feldgrauen Reitern mit Stahlhelm rechts unten sign. E. Encke 1919. Ca. 26 x 68 cm. E. Encke Studium in München und Berlin kleine und große Bronzearbeiten für private und öffentliche Auftraggeber darunter die Rosselenker für die Deutsche Botschaft in St. Petersburg und viele Sportplastiken wie beispielsweise die beiden 4 m hohen Läufergruppen für die Olympischen Sommerspiele 1936 in Berlin. PLEASE NOTE: Solange Kataloginhaber, Auktionsteilnehmer und Bieter sich nicht gegenteilig äußern, versichern sie, dass sie den Katalog und die darin abgebildeten Gegenstände aus der Zeit des Dritten Reiches nur zu Zwecken der staatsbürgerlichen Aufklärung, der Abwehr verfassungswidriger Bestrebungen, der Kunst oder der Wissenschaft, der Forschung oder der Lehre, der Berichterstattung über Vorgänge des Zeitgeschehens oder der Geschichte oder ähnlichen Zwecken erwerben (§§ 86a, 86 Strafgesetzbuch). Die Hermann Historica oHG, ihre Versteigerer und Einlieferer bieten und geben diese Gegenstände nur unter diesen Voraussetzungen an bzw. ab. As long as catalogue owner, auction participants and bidders do not state otherwise, they agree to the condition that the catalogue and the items displayed in the catalogue that refer to the Third Reich are used exclusively for the purpose of civic education, the purpose of defense against actions that defy the constitutional rights, the purpose of art or science, the purpose of academic research and education, coverage regarding contemporary/historic developments or for purposes similar to the ones stated above (§ 86a , 86 penal code). Hermann Historica oHG, its auctioneers and suppliers will only yield ownership of the corresponding items according to these conditions.
Hermann Historica GmbH
Dec. 05, 2009
Eberhard Encke (Ger.,1881 - 1936), "Faustkõmpfer"
Est: $1,000 - $3,000
Eberhard Encke (Ger.,1881 - 1936), "Faustkõmpfer" two nude pugilists in pose, on a black stone base with hand-etched signature "E. Encke FEC" and "AKT-GES Gladenbeck." This animated grouping is based on "Faustkamfer," a large public sculpture in Hamburg dating to 1913. Encke had also created a "Faustkamfer" statue for the Fehrbelliner Plazt in Berlin as well. This statue was cast at the Gladenbeck foundry in Berlin, and, based on the signature may have been produced between 1900 and 1910. 14 x 20.75 x 6 in. with base. Very fine anatomical detail. A few small chips to the stone base.
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