Hans (1918) Escher Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Hans (1918) Escher Art Value Price Guide

Feb. 14, 2019
Ravachol, 1968
Est: €700 - €1,000
12 etchings each signed lower right and numbered lower left: 2/49 18,9 x 14,6
Lehner Kunstauktionen
Feb. 25, 2016
Hans Escher, Chalk Lithograph, ‘Bartrinker‘, Austria, 1956
Est: €320 - €400
Chalk lithograph on vellum Vienna, Austria, 1956 Hans Escher (1918-1993) – Austrian painter, graphic artist and illustrator Numbered and signed in pencil lower right ‘9/12 H. Escher‘ Dated in the stone lower left ‘10.1956‘ Verso with address stamp of the artist Framed under mat Overall dimensions, with passe-partout: 65.3 x 50 cm Very good condition The present chalk lithograph by Hans Escher (1918-1993) was executed in October 1956 and depicts a drinker sitting at a bar table and presumably accompanied by the hostess. The scenery appears almost sketchy as if the artist wanted to give a short impression of a worker’s life. The chalk lithograph on vellum is in very good condition considering its age. It is numbered and signed in pencil lower right ‘9/12 H. Escher‘ as well as dated in the stone lower left ‘10.1956‘. The work is framed under an original mat. The back side shows the artist’s atelier stamp as well as some further inscriptions such as the hand-written title ‘Bartrinker’. The overall matted dimensions are 65.3 x 50 cm. The size of the displayed image is 38 x 30 cm. Hans Escher (1919 – 1993) From 1935 onwards Hans Escher studied at the Académie des Beaux-Arts in Paris under Ch. Guérin. After his return to Vienna in 1946, he completed his print studies at the ‘Hochschule für Angewandte Kunst’ in Vienna. Since 1965, he was a member of the Vienna Secession. Escher is foremostly known as a printmaker and completed several cycles in this medium (e.g. Sacco di Roma, ten images to the book of Hiob). His themes reach from the portrayal of single people in solitude, to satires and to realistic images of urban life. Later he engaged himself with still life painting, which he often combined with complex topics. (cbo) Shipping costs excl. statutory VAT and plus 2,5% (+VAT) shipping insurance.
Auctionata Paddle8 AG
Jan. 27, 2015
*Hans Escher (Austrian, 1918-1993) GIRLS BY A WALL Etching with aquatint, signed in pencil
Est: £100 - £150
*Hans Escher (Austrian, 1918-1993) GIRLS BY A WALL Etching with aquatint, signed in pencil and numbered 8/30 plate mark 30 x 39.5cm; and three others by the same hand, all unframed (4) *Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot.
Sworders
Oct. 18, 2014
Escher, Hans
Est: - €150
Escher, Hans (1918 Wien). Phantastisch-satirische Darstellungen. 5 Bl. Radierungen, 1961-70. Alle sign. Enthält: "Seltener Fall der Wohltätigkeit eines Wunders!", Radierung (mit Trockenstempel des Graphikkreises der Neuen Galerie München Dr. Hiepe und Co.), 26 x 18 cm, num. 8/100, in Platte datiert 1967, rückseitig bezeichnet. - "Wie Sphinx", Radierung (mit Trockenstempel des Graphikkreises der Neuen Galerie München Dr. Hiepe und Co.), 32 x 39 cm, signiert und nummeriert 57/100, in Platte datiert 1961, rückseitig bezeichnet. - "La bocca della verita", Radierung, 39 x 40 cm, num. 18/100, in Platte datiert 1970. - "Stillleben mit Katze", Radierung, 23 x 39 cm, num. 30/100, in Platte datiert 1962, rückseitig bezeichnet. - "Phönix club", Radierung, 45 x 35 cm, num. 150/200 und rückseitig bezeichnet (an den oberen Ecken auf Karton fixiert). - "Interieur", Radierung (mit Trockenstempel des Graphikkreises der Neuen Galerie München Dr. Hiepe und Co.), 25 x 39 cm, num. 84/100, bezeichnet, in Platte datiert 1965.
Kiefer Buch- und Kunstauktionen
Aug. 16, 2013
Etching with cityscape of Florence by Hans Escher, 1972
Est: €80 - €100
Etching Hans Escher (1918 - 1993) - Austrian painter, printmaker and illustrator Signed in pencil lower right "H. Escher" Numbered in pencil lower left "3/40" Dated lower left in the plate "12.1972" Works by Hans Escher fetch up to 700 Euros in international auctions Viennese Private Collection Overall dimensions: 66 x 51 cm (framed), image: 46 x 19 cm This fine vedute from Florence is in the tradition of great Italian vedute painters B. Piranesi and A. Canaletto. With a lot of feeling for the atmosphere of the city, Escher composes a quiet general view. The houses and palazzo are arranged in a half circle at the bottom of the paper and give way to a view of the sky, which consumes nearly three-quarters of the paper. Escher etched this with a stable hand, every stroke is there where it should be, nothing interrupting the calm composition of the piece. Framed, under glass. Frame with traces of wear - sheet in good condition. Hans Escher (1919 - 1993) From 1935 onwards Hans Escher studied at the Académie des Beaux-Arts in Paris under Ch. Guérin. After his return to Vienna in 1946 he completed his print studies at the Hochschule für angewandte Kunst in Vienna. Since 1965 he has been a member of theVienna Secession. Escher is foremostly known as a printmaker and completed several cycles in this medium (e.g. Sacco di Roma, ten images to the book of Hiob). His themes reach from the portrayal of single people in solitude, to satires and to realistic images of urban life. Later he engaged himself with still life painting, which he often combined with complex topics.
Auctionata Paddle8 AG
Aug. 16, 2013
Etching "Sacco di Roma III" by Hans Escher, 1965
Est: €80 - €100
Etching Signed in pencil lower right "H. Escher" Hans Escher (1918 - 1993) - Austrian painter, printmaker and illustrator Titled in pencil lower middle "Sacco di Roma III" and numbered lower left "4/30" Dated lower left in the plate "1965" Works by Hans Escher fetch up to 700 Euros in international auctions Viennese Private Collection Overall dimensions: 50 x 41 cm (framed), 29 x 30 cm (plate) This powerful etching by Hans Escher delineates the looting of Rome by German and Spanish mercenaries in May 1527 - known today by its Italian name "Sacco di Roma". The looting represents a completely new form of war-violence through mercenaries, who only went to war for money and booty, and whose military conduct was hard to control. About 30.000 people died in the raid, they represented half the population. In art history the "Sacco di Roma" was repeatedly a motif and Hans Escher, too, often depicted this subject matter. In this portrayal Escher shows, in the foreground, a man lying on his back on the ground. A mercenary is taking a huge step over him with his right hand in a fist. The left leg is stretched forward in the direction of the background, while his right leg is pushing off the man's chin who is lying on the ground. His head is cut off by the top edge. In the background one can detect Rome's population, men, women and children fleeing with all they can. The fine figures do not look like they have a chance against the powerful hulk is coming towards them. Here, too, Escher is yet again able to depict an overall view frighteningly and life-like through few lines and an impressive composition. Framed, under glass. Frame with traces of wear - sheet in very good condition. Hans Escher (1919 - 1993) From 1935 onwards Hans Escher studied at the Académie des Beaux-Arts in Paris under Ch. Guérin. After his return to Vienna in 1946 he completed his print studies at the Hochschule für angewandte Kunst in Vienna. Since 1965 he has been a member of theVienna Secession. Escher is foremostly known as a printmaker and completed several cycles in this medium (e.g. Sacco di Roma, ten images to the book of Hiob). His themes reach from the portrayal of single people in solitude, to satires and to realistic images of urban life. Later he engaged himself with still life painting, which he often combined with complex topics.
Auctionata Paddle8 AG
Jan. 12, 2010
Hans Escher, German b.1918- Street scene; etching
Est: £100 - £150
Hans Escher, German b.1918- Street scene; etching printed with tone, dated 72 within the plate, signed and inscribed, 65x50cm: together with three other etchings and two with aquatint by the same hand, each dated within the plate, each signed and inscribed in pencil, (4) (unframed). Provenance: Josef Paul Hodin 1905-1995 (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
Roseberys
Dec. 08, 2009
Hans Escher, German b.1918- Street scene; etching
Est: £150 - £200
Hans Escher, German b.1918- Street scene; etching printed with tone, dated 72 within the plate, signed and inscribed, 65x50cm: together with three other etchings and two with aquatint by the same hand, each dated within the plate, each signed and inscribed in pencil, (4) (unframed). Provenance: Josef Paul Hodin 1905-1995 (may be subject to Droit de Suite)
Roseberys
Nov. 08, 2004
Hans Escher (born Vienna 1918) On a Bench, Breton Countrymen, 2 sheets, one signed and
Est: €200 -
dated Escher 21. 9. 40 and 10. 5. 46, both unclearly inscribed, Pencil, Watercolour on paper, cropped and mounted each approx. 12.5 x 18.7 cm, mounted, framed,(K)
Dorotheum