Ernst (1871) Neumann Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Ernst (1871) Neumann Art Value Price Guide

May. 09, 2024
ERNST NEUMANN (1871-1954). MARKE SOSA. 1908. 54½x35½ inches, 138½x90¼ cm. Hollerbaum & Schmidt, Berlin.
Est: $1,500 - $2,000
ERNST NEUMANN (1871-1954) MARKE SOSA. 1908. 54½x35½ inches, 138½x90¼ cm. Hollerbaum & Schmidt, Berlin. Condition B: tape staining and slight darkening in margins; water stains in bottom left corner; repaired tears, replaced losses, creases and abrasions in margins and image and along vertical and horizontal fold seam. Two-sheets. Mounted directly to linen. Neumann was a German painter and commercial artist who studied at Kassel Academy, then established himself in Berlin, where he became celebrated for his artistic printmaking. He contributed artwork for the magazines Jugend and Simplicissimus, and helped establish a graphic art school in 1900. Neumann, who in his early career was inspired by visual conceits of American advertising, later "enlivened his posters with strong spatial effects, which were influenced by the impressionist painting's ability to capture movement and life through light and color" (MIT Design Issues, Vol 21, No. 3, p. 50, by Sherwin Simmons). As advertising director for Sorge & Sabeck, a firm that "specialized in sporting goods and accessories for cars, motorboats, and airplanes," Neumann created a variety of advertisements for catalogues and posters. This poster for Sosa tennis balls "focuses the viewer's attention on a cluster of balls that lie on the court at the bottom of the net. While the upper half of the space is closed off by the net's interlaced cords, the viewer is drawn to that space by the suggestion of buildings and a tree line in the distance, while the tennis player's swing and stride provide a counter-movement, literally bursting through the net's surface. It is an irrational spatial effect, simultaneously calling attention to surface and depth. . . Neumann's design challenged the printers' professional skills, creating a poster whose artistic complexity was radically unlike any other poster" (ibid. p. 60). Le Tennis A l'Affiche np, Wember 622, DFP-III 2363, L'Affiche Tennis 8.
Swann Auction Galleries
Apr. 16, 2024
ERNST NEUMANN 1871-1954 Marke sosa 1908
Est: €2,000 - €3,000
Litografia a colori, Imp. Hollerbaum & Schmidt, Berlin. Qualità: B. In cornice. 137,00 x 94,00 cm - Color lithograph, Imp. Hollerbaum & Schmidt, Berlin. Condition: B. Framed. 53.94 x 37.01 in.
Aste Bolaffi
Mar. 09, 2023
ERNST NEUMANN (1871-1954). WINTERGARTEN SAHARET. 1903. 54x37 inches, 137¼x94 cm. Hollerbaum u. Schmidt, Berlin.
Est: $1,000 - $1,500
ERNST NEUMANN (1871-1954) WINTERGARTEN SAHARET. 1903. 54x37 inches, 137 1/4x94 cm. Hollerbaum u. Schmidt, Berlin. Condition B: repaired tears, creases and abrasions in margins and upper image; repaired tears along seam; wooden dowels at top and bottom, top dowel is detaching. Two-sheets. Mounted on Chartex. DFP-III 2361, Wember 621, Rademacher 101.
Swann Auction Galleries
Aug. 07, 2019
ERNST NEUMANN (1871-1954). MARKE SOSA. 1908. 54x37 inches, 137x94 cm. Hollerbaum & Schmidt, Berlin.
Est: $1,500 - $2,000
ERNST NEUMANN (1871-1954) MARKE SOSA. 1908. 54x37 inches, 137 1/4x94 cm. Hollerbaum & Schmidt, Berlin. Condition B+: minor losses along vertical and horizontal folds; creases and abrasions in image; stain in bottom margin. Two-sheets. Wember 622, DFP-III 2363, L''Affiche Tennis 8.
Swann Auction Galleries
Aug. 01, 2018
ERNST NEUMANN (1871-1954). MARKE SOSA. 1908. 54x37 inches, 137x94 cm. Hollerbaum & Schmidt, Berlin.
Est: $3,000 - $4,000
ERNST NEUMANN (1871-1954) MARKE SOSA. 1908. 54x37 inches, 137 1/4x94 cm. Hollerbaum & Schmidt, Berlin. Condition B+: minor losses along vertical and horizontal folds; creases and abrasions in image; stain in bottom margin. Two-sheets. Wember 622, DFP-III 2363, L'Affiche Tennis (8).
Swann Auction Galleries
Aug. 10, 2016
Art Nouveau Poster, “Wintergarten Saharet“, Ernst Neumann, 1903
Est: €1,200 - €1,560
Colour lithograph Germany, 1903 Ernst Neumann (1871-1954) – German artist and vehicle body designer Posters by Ernst Neumann fetch up to 5,400 Euros at international auctions Signed, “Ernst Neumann München” With artist signet and date Mounted on linen Dimensions: 140 x 94 cm This very colourful poster was designed by Ernst Neumann in 1903 on the occasion of a performance by the Australian dancer Saharet in the Berlin Wintergarten theatre. This establishment, where the action was at least as hot as in the Parisian Moulin Rouge, was a cabaret by the train station Friedrichstraße in Berlin Mitte. The poster shows only too well that the world-famous can-can dancer had no trouble turning the heads of her male audience. The poster is in optical appealing condition and mounted on linen. It does, however, display several age-related traces of wear, especially in the upper area of the poster, such as tears and creases, which are barely noticeable due to the mounting and do not impair the appealing appearance. The paper, mounted with two sheets, is slightly browned. The position of the mounting is clearly visible. Ernst Neumann’s artist signet and an inscription, “entw. u. lith. Ernst Neumann München“, are centrally positioned on the poster. The poster is inscribed lower left on the mounting, “95465 10 A95/3705“. The printer is noted in the lower right corner, “KUNSTANST HOLLERBAUM & SCHMIDT BERLIN N 65“. The dimensions are 140 x 94 cm (sheet). Saharet (1872-1942) The Australian can-can dancer was born Clarissa Rose Campbell in 1879 in Melbourne and received her training as a ballet dancer there. At the age of sixteen years, she moved to San Francisco with her family and got an engagement at the Orpheum Theatre as a danseuse excentrique. Afterwards, she travelled to New York and a short time later she was on her way to Paris, where the director of the well-known Folies Bergère engaged her as a dancer. Franz von Lenbach invited her to Munich two years later to paint her portrait; Franz von Stuck did so repeatedly between 1902 and 1907. Several artful posters provide information about the career of the Australian dancer. Ernst Neumann (1871-1954) The German artist was born 1871 in Kassel and studied painting in Kassel, Munich and Paris. Already during his time in Munich he illustrated for the magazines Jugend and Simplicissimus, especially caricatures of modern life. As an illustrator and poster designer he gained fame beyond Munich. Besides his work as an artist he made a name for himself especially in the field of vehicle body design, particularly automobiles, motor yachts and motorbikes. Shipping costs excl. statutory VAT and plus 2,5% (+VAT) shipping insurance.
Auctionata Paddle8 AG
Apr. 24, 2015
Art Nouveau Poster, "Wintergarten Saharet", Ernst Neumann, 1903
Est: €2,240 - €2,800
Colour lithograph Germany, 1903 Ernst Neumann (1871-1954) - German artist and vehicle body designer Posters by Ernst Neumann fetch up to 5,400 Euros at international auctions Signed, "Ernst Neumann München" With artist signet and date Mounted on linen Dimensions: 140 x 94 cm This very colourful poster was designed by Ernst Neumann in 1903 on the occasion of a performance by the Australian dancer Saharet in the Berlin Wintergarten theatre. This establishment, where the action was at least as hot as in the Parisian Moulin Rouge, was a cabaret by the train station Friedrichstraße in Berlin Mitte. The poster shows only too well that the world-famous can-can dancer had no trouble turning the heads of her male audience. The poster is in optical appealing condition and mounted on linen. It does, however, display several age-related traces of wear, especially in the upper area of the poster, such as tears and creases, which are barely noticeable due to the mounting and do not impair the appealing appearance. The paper, mounted with two sheets, is slightly browned. The position of the mounting is clearly visible. Ernst Neumann's artist signet and an inscription, "entw. u. lith. Ernst Neumann München", are centrally positioned on the poster. The poster is inscribed lower left on the mounting, "95465 10 A95/3705". The printer is noted in the lower right corner, "KUNSTANST HOLLERBAUM & SCHMIDT BERLIN N 65". The dimensions are 140 x 94 cm (sheet). Saharet (1872-1942) The Australian can-can dancer was born Clarissa Rose Campbell in 1879 in Melbourne and received her training as a ballet dancer there. At the age of sixteen years, she moved to San Francisco with her family and got an engagement at the Orpheum Theatre as a danseuse excentrique. Afterwards, she travelled to New York and a short time later she was on her way to Paris, where the director of the well-known Folies Bergère engaged her as a dancer. Franz von Lenbach invited her to Munich two years later to paint her portrait; Franz von Stuck did so repeatedly between 1902 and 1907. Several artful posters provide information about the career of the Australian dancer. Ernst Neumann (1871-1954) The German artist was born 1871 in Kassel and studied painting in Kassel, Munich and Paris. Already during his time in Munich he illustrated for the magazines Jugend and Simplicissimus, especially caricatures of modern life. As an illustrator and poster designer he gained fame beyond Munich. Besides his work as an artist he made a name for himself especially in the field of vehicle body design, particularly automobiles, motor yachts and motorbikes. Shipping costs excl. statutory VAT and plus 2,5% (+VAT) shipping insurance.
Auctionata Paddle8 AG
Aug. 06, 2014
ERNST NEUMANN (1871-1954). MARKE SOSA. 1908. 54x37 inches, 137x94 cm. Hollerbaum & Schmidt, Berlin.
Est: $4,000 - $6,000
ERNST NEUMANN (1871-1954) MARKE SOSA. 1908. 54x37 inches, 137 1/4x94 cm. Hollerbaum & Schmidt, Berlin. Condition B+: minor losses along vertical and horizontal folds; creases and abrasions in image; stain in bottom margin. Two-sheets. Wember 622, DFP-III 2363, L'Affiche Tennis (8).
Swann Auction Galleries
Feb. 08, 2001
NEUMANN, Ernst (1871-1954)
Est: $2,900 - $4,350
SOSA lithograph in colours, 1908, printed by Hollerbaum & Schmidt, Berlin, on two sheets, condition B; backed on linen, framed 541/2 x 36in. (138 x 91cm.) LITERATURE Das Frhe Plakat Volume III, 1980, Berlin, no.2363.
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