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  • HEINRICH SPLIETH (Germany, 1877- 1929). "Rider", 1949. Patinated bronze and marble pedestal. Signed and dated.
    Mar. 10, 2025

    HEINRICH SPLIETH (Germany, 1877- 1929). "Rider", 1949. Patinated bronze and marble pedestal. Signed and dated.

    Est: €2,000 - €3,000

    HEINRICH SPLIETH (Germany, 1877- 1929). "Rider", 1949. Patinated bronze and marble pedestal. Signed and dated. Measurements: 46 x 64 x 19 cm. Bronze sculpture in which the horse and rider have been conceived from an expressionist perspective, looking for the right textures and qualities. The equine body, slender and elegant, has been resolved with fluidity and dynamism. Heinrich Splieth was a German sculptor and medalist, son of the sculptor and wood craftsman Heinrich Josef Splieth. He began his training in his father's workshop. After the sudden death of his father, he left elementary school and his hometown of Elbing and entered the Christian art studio in Münster as an apprentice. After two years there, he worked at the Museum of Decorative Arts in Berlin with Ludwig Manzel and Wilhelm Haverkamp from 1897 to 1903. There he created his first award-winning works. Splieth entered the Royal Academy of Fine Arts, where he worked as a teacher from 1903 to 1908 with Manzel and Arthur Kampf. In 1905 he made his first major trip to Rome. On his return home, he created in 1908 the model for the "Descent from the Cross", which was later realized in Cotta sandstone in the Nicolai Church in Elbing. This work earned him the Raussendorf Prize of the Academy. At the same time, the Frauenburg cathedral chapter awarded him the Preuckianum scholarship. With the funds obtained, he lived and studied for two more years in Rome. Upon his return, he established his own artist's studio in Berlin. He attracted the attention of Emperor Wilhelm II, who had the imperial majolica factory built on his estate in Cadinen.

    Setdart Auction House
  • HEINRICH SPLIETH (1877-1929), GER
    Apr. 12, 2024

    HEINRICH SPLIETH (1877-1929), GER

    Est: -

    Heinrich Splieth (1877-1929), German sculptor and medalist, became a member of the Royal Academy of Arts and had a master studio there from 1903 to 1908 under Manzel and Arthur Kampf in turn In 1905 he made his first major trip to Rome. Large group of a naked rider on a horse at a furious gallop, gray-green patinated, heavy cast metal, on a terrain base, inscribed ''Splieth'', h. 42 x l. 62 cm

    Historia Auctionata
  • Splieth, Heinrich (1877 - 1929)
    Oct. 24, 2020

    Splieth, Heinrich (1877 - 1929)

    Est: -

    Splieth, Heinrich (1877 - 1929) Auf dem Pferd reitender Männerakt, Bronze. Im Sockel signiert ud datiert 1919. H.: 44 cm, Br.: 64 cm.

    Kunst-und Auktionshaus Schloss Hagenburg
  • HEINRICH SPLIETH
    Sep. 24, 2016

    HEINRICH SPLIETH

    Est: -

    HEINRICH SPLIETH 1877 Elbing - 1929 Berlin Reiter auf galoppierendem Pferd Bronze, schwarz patiniert, Marmorsockel. Ges.- H. 45 cm, H. 42 cm (Figur). Auf dem Sockel bezeichnet 'Splieth'. Über einem rechteckigen Stand felsenartiger Sockel mit der vollplastischen Aktdarstellung eines Mannes, auf einem galoppierenden Pferd reitend. Part. min. best.

    Hargesheimer Kunstauktionen Düsseldorf
  • SPLIETH, HEINRICH 1877 Elbing - Berlin 1929
    Mar. 15, 2014

    SPLIETH, HEINRICH 1877 Elbing - Berlin 1929

    Est: - €300

    SPLIETH, HEINRICH 1877 Elbing - Berlin 1929 Reitender Männerakt Bronze, braun patiniert. Auf einem naturalistisch gearbeiteten Felssockel vollplastische Darstellung eines galoppierenden Pferds mit darauf sitzendem Männerakt. Seitlich bezeichnet 'Splieth', datiert '1919', min. rest., H. 43 cm, L. 62 cm.

    Hargesheimer Kunstauktionen Düsseldorf
  • Splieth, Heinrich (1877-1929) Auf Pferd reitender
    Mar. 25, 2011

    Splieth, Heinrich (1877-1929) Auf Pferd reitender

    Est: -

    Splieth, Heinrich (1877-1929) Auf Pferd reitender Männerakt. Bronzemodell (siebenteilig, zusammengesetzt mit Haftpunktschweißung) mit drei Kernlagen und verschiedenfarbiger Patina (Gebrauchsspuren). Auf naturalistischer Plinthe sign. H. 43, L. 63 cm."

    Dannenberg
  • Splieth, Heinrich (1877-1929) Brauereipferd.
    Dec. 03, 2010

    Splieth, Heinrich (1877-1929) Brauereipferd.

    Est: -

    Splieth, Heinrich (1877-1929) Brauereipferd. Bronzemodell (fünfteilig, zusammengesetzt mit Haftpunktschweißung) mit zwei Kernlagen und verschiedenfarbiger Patina (Gebrauchsspuren). H. 36, L. 45 cm.

    Dannenberg
  • Wall tile, majolica workshops cadinene, brand
    Sep. 24, 2010

    Wall tile, majolica workshops cadinene, brand

    Est: -

    Wall tile, majolica workshops cadinene, brand 1930-45, Madonna and Christ child, surrounded by cherubim, draft Splieth Heinrich (1877-1929) by Italian Renaissance-style, 35 x 31 cm

    Historia Auctionata
  • Splieth, Heinrich (1877-1929) Männerakt auf Pferd.
    Sep. 17, 2010

    Splieth, Heinrich (1877-1929) Männerakt auf Pferd.

    Est: -

    Splieth, Heinrich (1877-1929) Männerakt auf Pferd. Bronzemodell (fünfteilig) mit zwei Kernlagen und verschiedenfarbiger Patina (Gebrauchsspuren), Schweif fehlt. Auf rechteckiger Plinthe sign. 46x 42x 10 cm.

    Dannenberg
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