Emil Alfred Neukomm Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Emil Alfred Neukomm Art Value Price Guide

Feb. 10, 2024
Poster by Emil A. Neukomm - Die R.A.F. Über Dem Atlantik
Est: €280 - €600
Die R.A.F. Über Dem Atlantik - 90x127, ca. 1945 by Emil A. Neukomm (1906-1948)
Van Sabben Poster Auctions
Mar. 16, 2023
NEUKOMM, Emil Alfred (1906 – 1948). PKZ. 1930. Zurich: Wolf...
Est: $700 - $1,000
NEUKOMM, Emil Alfred (1906 – 1948). PKZ. 1930. Zurich: Wolfsberg. Swiss lithograph poster for the Swiss fashion house, featuring a bold design of letters falling through the air, and known as the “floating letters” design. 50 x 35 ¾”. Linen backed. Few minor short marginal tears. A-.
Potter & Potter Auctions Inc.
Jan. 25, 2020
ADVERTISING POSTER TIGER GANSSER PELZE SWITZERLAND FUR FASHION
Est: £150 - £300
Original vintage advertising poster for Gansser fur company featuring artwork by Emil Alfred Neukomm (1906-1948) of a roaring tiger with the text below in stylised gold, black and grey letters. Printed in Switzerland by Paul Bender, Zollikon, Zurich. Large size. Very good condition, waving and creases. Country: Switzerland, year of printing: 1953, designer: Emil Alfred Neukomm , size (cm): 128x90.5
Antikbar Original Vintage Posters
Feb. 24, 2019
PKZ. 1930.
Est: $1,400 - $1,700
ARTIST: EMIL ALFRED NEUKOMM (1906-1948) SIZE: 35 3/4 x 50 1/4 in./91 x 127.6 cm PRINTER: Wolfsberg, Zürich DESCRIPTION: In a simple but ingenious way of suggesting autumn, this poster has the letters of the famous Swiss department store gliding through the chilly fall air, turning from green to brown. Time for the latest fall fashions. (Fashion; Art Deco)
Poster Auctions International Inc
Dec. 01, 2018
Neukomm Emil Alfred, 1906-1948, PKZ - Textil-Karte
Est: CHF500 - CHF1,000
Lithograph printed in colors. Wolfsberg-Druck Zürich
Germann Auction House Ltd
May. 03, 2018
EMIL ALFRED NEUKOMM (1906-1948). PKZ. 1930. 50x35 inches, 127x90 cm. Wolfsberg, Zurich.
Est: $800 - $1,200
EMIL ALFRED NEUKOMM (1906-1948) PKZ. 1930. 50x35 3/4 inches, 127x90 3/4 cm. Wolfsberg, Zurich. Condition A-: repaired tears and overpainting in margins, some slightly into image. A simple image of the PKZ letters blowing in the wind, exposed to snow and rain. One of many of the PKZ images that was based on the different seasons. Neukomm used this basic typographic principle again in 1941 with the letters associated with war-time ration coupons. Schweiz / Plakat p. 236.
Swann Auction Galleries
Oct. 15, 2016
Original 1930 Swiss Design PKZ Clothing Poster NEUKOMM
Est: $460 - $800
Artist: Neukomm, Emil Alfred 1906 - 1948. PKZ. Technique: Lithograph 1930. Size: 50.3 x 35.8 in. (128 x 91 cm). Printer: Wolfsberg, Zuerich.
PosterConnection Inc.
Jan. 25, 2016
Emil Alfred Neukomm (1906-1948) PKZ Poster
Est: $200 - $400
Emil Alfred Neukomm (1906-1948) PKZ Poster, Wolfsberg, Zurich. Color Lithograph. Size: 50" x 35.5" (127 x 90 cm). Provenance: David Bradley Armstrong Estate.
Material Culture
May. 09, 2014
Fred Neukomm (1905-1988), Splendid, lithograph in color, sight size: 1270 x 902 mm (50 x 35-1/2 in)
Est: $800 - $1,200
Fred Neukomm (1905-1988) Splendid Lithograph in color, 1930; apparently in good condition. Framed.* Sight size: 1270 x 902 mm (50 x 35-1/2 in)
Weschler's
May. 10, 2012
EMIL ALFRED NEUKOMM (1906-1948). GANSSER PELZE. 50x35 inches, 127x90 cm. Paul Bender, Zurich.
Est: $700 - $1,000
EMIL ALFRED NEUKOMM (1906-1948) GANSSER PELZE. 50x35 1/2 inches, 127x90 cm. Paul Bender, Zurich. Condition A. Emil and his brother Fred opened up a design studio in Paris but returned to work in their native Switzerland before the Second World War. Both designed a small handful of posters. Emil was a type designer, and several of his posters for PKZ reflect his love of letters. But as this image shows, he was also a talented draftsman.
Swann Auction Galleries
May. 06, 2012
PKZ. 1930
Est: $1,400 - $1,700
Artist: EMIL ALFRED NEUKOMM (1906-1948) Size: 34 3/4 x 50 1/4 in./91 x 127.7 cm “Wolfsberg,” Zurich A simple but ingenious way of suggesting autumn, this poster has the letters of the famous Swiss department store gliding through the chilly fall air, turning from green to brown. Time for the latest fall fashions.
Poster Auctions International Inc
Nov. 13, 2011
PKZ.
Est: $800 - $1,000
Usually seen the other way around, the powerful silhouette of a golfer is seen filled with the varied terrain of the Swiss landscape, from its mountains to its green lakes region. Presumably, the man is wearing clothing by PKZ, a brand so integrated into Swiss culture that it literally has become part of its topography.
Poster Auctions International Inc
Feb. 13, 2011
POSTER: EMIL ALFRED NEUKOMM (1906-1948) - PKZ.
Est: $1,000 - $1,200
EMIL ALFRED NEUKOMM (1906-1948) - PKZ. Reference: Ref: Plakat Schweiz, p. 236; PAI-XLV, 80 Year: 1930
Poster Auctions International Inc
Feb. 04, 2010
EMIL ALFRED NEUKOMM (1906-1948). PKZ. 1930. 50x35 inches, 127x89 cm. Wolfsberg, Zurich.
Est: $800 - $1,200
EMIL ALFRED NEUKOMM (1906-1948) PKZ. 1930. 50x35 inches, 127x89 cm. Wolfsberg, Zurich. Condition B+: repaired tears and losses in margins and in upper right corner; creases in margins and image. Paper. Schweiz p. 236.
Swann Auction Galleries
May. 03, 2009
PKZ.
Est: $1,200 - $1,500
The topography of Switzerland is reflected in the golfing outfit of the silhouetted gentleman, making it immediately clear that PKZ is as much a part of the fabric of the Swiss consciousness as any naturally-occuring phenomenon. Neukomm, a native of Bern, worked as a freelance graphic artist in Barcelona from 1926 to 1928 and soon after opened an ad agency in Paris with his younger brother Emil Alfred. In 1939 both prudently returned to Switzerland where Fred took charge of the Basel office of another Paris agency.
Poster Auctions International Inc
Nov. 09, 2008
Gansser Pelze.
Est: $1,400 - $1,700
Gansser Pelze. EMIL ALFRED NEUKOMM (1906-1948) Paul Bender, Zollikon-Zuerich Cond A. It's highly unlikely that anyone-no matter how cutting-edge and decadent-attended the grand fetes and soirees of the early 20th-century draped in tiger pelts. And yet the big cat apparently served as something of an identifying signpost for the furriers of Europe, alerting the animal aficionado to the exotic wares an establishment would stock. Also seen in a Horvath design for a Hungarian fashion house during the same era (see PAI-XXX, 532), the ferocious feline is called into play for Basel's Gansser house. Graphically spectacular and unquestionably engaging, one has to imagine-regardless of which side of the fur debate a person aligns themselves-that the days of such politically-incorrect advertising have gone the way of the dinosaur. Or anything other than a faux-fur coat for that matter. A line of text under Neukomm's signature informs us that his inspiration was taken "from an original Japanese design," though no specific artist is mentioned. A native of Bern, Neukomm studied graphic art in Strasbourg. By 1930, he had joined his older brother Fred-also an accomplished posterist-in heading an agency in Paris. Both returned to Switzerland in 1939. Suffering from tuberculosis, Emil worked intermittently at Jemoli in Zurich and for the Haas type foundry in Munchenstein between rest cures in Davos. 35 3/4 x 50 3/8 in./90.8 x 128 cm
Poster Auctions International Inc
Nov. 11, 2007
FRED NEUKOMM (1905-1988)PKZ.
Est: $1,500 - $2,000
FRED NEUKOMM (1905-1988) PKZ. The topography of Switzerland is reflected in the golfing outfit of the silhouetted gentleman, making it immediately clear that PKZ is as much a part of the fabric of the Swiss consciousness as any naturally-occuring phenomenon. Neukomm, a native of Bern, worked as a freelance graphic artist in Barcelona from 1926 to 1928 and soon after opened an ad agency in Paris with his younger brother Emil Alfred. In 1939 both prudently returned to Switzerland where Fred took charge of the Basel office of another Paris agency. Wolfsberg, Zurich
Poster Auctions International Inc
May. 10, 2004
EMIL ALFRED NEUKOMM (1906-1948) PKZ. 1930.
Est: $800 - $1,200
50 1/2x35 1/2 inches. Wolfsberg, Zurich. Condition B+: paper loss and minor tears in margins. Paper. A simple image of the PKZ letters blowing in the wind, exposed to snow and rain. One of many of the PKZ images that was based on the different seasons. Neukomm used this basic typographic principle again in 1941 with the letters associated with war-time ration coupons. Schweiz p. 236.
Swann Auction Galleries