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      • Waldemar Raemisch, Candleholder, Silver
        Nov. 23, 2019

        Waldemar Raemisch, Candleholder, Silver

        Est: €1,500 - €3,000

        Candleholder. About 1930. Silver. Two-armed shape with loose-fitting grommets. Shaft and arms divided by rings and ring-shaped hallmarked decoration. H. 26.5 cm, B. 27 cm. Weight 684 g. Marked on the bottom with crescent, crown and 900. On the bottom marked: Raemisch 3.XII. 30 (engraved).

        Kunst und Design Auktionshaus Schops Turowski
      • CARL HOFER, (German, 1878-1955), BROT & WEIN, 1936, oil on canvas, 40 x 30 in., frame: 46 1/2 x 39 in.
        Oct. 23, 2016

        CARL HOFER, (German, 1878-1955), BROT & WEIN, 1936, oil on canvas, 40 x 30 in., frame: 46 1/2 x 39 in.

        Est: $100,000 - $150,000

        CARL HOFER (German, 1878-1955) BROT & WEIN 1936, oil on canvas initialed and dated CH '36, l.r. 40 x 30 in., frame: 46 1/2 x 39 in. Provenance: The Artist; The Artist Waldemar Raemisch (German, 1888-1955); His Wife, Gertrud Raemisch; a Lexington, Massachusetts Artist and his Wife. Exhibitions: The Busch-Reisinger Museum, Harvard University, Cambridge, Massachusetts Other Notes: "Brot & Wein" (Bread & Wine) is a striking example of the mature work of Carl (Karl) Hofer, who, over the course of this decades-long career, became one of the greatest German painters of his time. Although never a formal member of Die Brucke, Hofer epitomized the German Expressionist movement, principally through his depiction of working class subjects full of emotional experience. Hofer was strongly influenced by both Cezanne and El Greco, the effects of which are on vivid display in this important painting. The still life placement of the fruit and wine bottle against the sitter's arm evokes the geometric simplification of form and robust brushstrokes characteristic of Cezanne, while the sitter exhibits an expressive emotion and modernity that is reminiscent of El Greco's distinctive style. "Brot & Wein" was purchased directly from Hofer by the German sculptor Waldemar Raemisch in 1936. After Raemisch's death in 1955, the painting was displayed at Harvard University's Busch-Reisinger Museum. The current owners, a noted Boston artist and his wife, had longed for a Carl Hofer painting for their collection, and, after viewing "Brot & Wein" at the museum, contacted Raemisch's family and purchased the work. Today, very few fully developed paintings from Hofer's later artistic periods remain in private collections, as most are hung in major museums around the world.

        Grogan & Company
      • Waldemar Raemisch (American, 1888-1955)
        Jul. 28, 2013

        Waldemar Raemisch (American, 1888-1955)

        Est: $1,500 - $2,500

        Waldemar Raemisch (American, 1888-1955), "The Spirit of the Great Mother" and "The Spirit of the Great Healer", 1949, bronze studies for the monumental sculptures at the Youth Study Center, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, each, h. 5-1/2", w. 10-1/2", d. 2-3/4". Accompanied by a letter from the sculpture committee returning the prototypes to the owner. Provenance: Estate of Ruth Wilkins Sullivan. A native of Berlin, Raemisch and his wife Ruth, a fellow artist who specialized in enamel work, fled Nazi Germany in 1939. The Raemisch's eventually settled in Rhode Island where Waldemar was on the staff of the Rhode Island School of Design. One of the last works exhibited by Raemisch before leaving Germany was a large-scale eagle displayed at the Reichssportfeld, which became, ironically, an iconic symbol of the Third Reich. The large-scale versions of the two sculptures offered here were sponsored by the City of Philadelphia.

        New Orleans Auction Galleries
      • Art déco-Tischlampe Waldemar Raemisch
        Feb. 25, 2011

        Art déco-Tischlampe Waldemar Raemisch

        Est: - €1,500

        Art déco-Tischlampe Waldemar Raemisch deutscher Bildhauer, 1888 Berlin bis 1955 Rom, im Sockel sign., um 1925, Messing gegossen, stilisierte Mädchenfigur mit Reh, spitzkegeliger Kunststoffschirm, neu elektrifiziert, ein Bein an der Verbindungsstelle gelockert, H 60 cm. ...weitere Informationen

        Auktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
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