Kuno Vollet Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Kuno Vollet Art Value Price Guide

Apr. 05, 2022
KUNO VOLLET (Germany, 1951). "Orbit 1". Patinated bronze. Single Edition. Attached certificate of authenticity issued by the artist. It has slight patina damage.
Est: €4,300 - €4,600
KUNO VOLLET (Germany, 1951). "Orbit 1". Patinated bronze. Unique edition. Enclosed certificate of authenticity issued by the artist. Slight damage to the patina. Measurements: 59,5 x 60 cm; 30 x 15 x 3,5 cm (base). Several concentric circles define this piece, with a single origin and a single end, the author plays with the bronze creating an image that seems to be a random stroke. However, this spontaneity is relegated to the background when one appreciates the contrast between volume and space, or the iconography of the artist, who often uses the figure of the circle in his works. Kuno Vollet began his artistic training at the Kunsthochschule Kassel, where he was a pupil of the outstanding master of glass glazing, Professor Werner Gnegel. He exerted a great influence on Vollet, which is reflected in his artistic work today, particularly in his Creatio series, where the process of glazing glass creates delicate, crystal-like forms in the inner section of the disc. Circles are a recurring theme in Kuno's work. These are linked to ancient Greek and Indian philosophy where the circle refers to life: the Circle of Life. By extrapolation, Kuno's work also refers to atomic physics where the electron dances around the nucleus and the cell that is at the centre of organic life. This scientific aspect of the philosophical reference to circularity in Kuno's work manifests itself in the manufacturing process of crystal glazing. His exhibition career began in 2011, and since then he has participated in numerous exhibitions and fairs both collectively and individually. For example, she has participated in: Art fair Art Innsbruck, Austria; Art Karlsruhe, Gallery Luzia Sassen; Art Museum Erlangen, Art Essenz art fair, Berlin Sony Center, Affordable Art Fair Brussels, Gallery Folly & Muse, Art fair Arte, Wiesbaden, Art fair Art Muc, Munich Praterinsel, Exhibition Blind Embossing, Mainzer Galerie, Art fair ARTe, Stuttgart/Sindelfingen, Art fair Art Bodensee, Gallery Willmsen, Art Nocturne Knokke, Gallery Mercedes Roldan,,Art fair ARTe, Wiesbaden, ART MUC, Prater Island, Munich, AAF London, Gallery Folly & Muse and Amsterdam, Gallery Luzia Sassen, Netherlands, among many others.
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Apr. 05, 2022
KUNO VOLLET (Germany, 1951). "Continuous Creatio 42". Ceramic, gold leaf and glaze. Marble base. Attached certificate of authenticity issued by the artist.
Est: €2,500 - €2,800
KUNO VOLLET (Germany, 1951). "Creatio continua 42". Ceramic, gold leaf and glaze. Marble base. Certificate of authenticity issued by the artist enclosed. Measurements: 48.5 x 47 cm; 12 x 29 x 2.5 cm (base). Glass is one of the most recurrent materials in the work of the artist Kuno Vollet. In this piece, where the undisputed protagonist is the treatment of the glaze, he also introduces another of his most explored elements: the circle. A geometric figure in which the artist finds the origin of life and which in this case, in the form of an eye, presents a circle that collects the external light, through the material, and which seems to project itself as a gaze towards the spectator. Kuno Vollet began his artistic training at the Kunsthochschule Kassel, where he was a pupil of the outstanding master of glass glazing, Professor Werner Gnegel. He exerted a great influence on Vollet, which is reflected in his artistic work today, particularly in his Creatio series, where the process of glazing glass creates delicate, crystal-like forms in the inner section of the disc. Circles are a recurring theme in Kuno's work. These are linked to ancient Greek and Indian philosophy where the circle refers to life: the Circle of Life. By extrapolation, Kuno's work also refers to atomic physics where the electron dances around the nucleus and the cell that is at the centre of organic life. This scientific aspect of the philosophical reference to circularity in Kuno's work manifests itself in the manufacturing process of crystal glazing. His exhibition career began in 2011, and since then he has participated in numerous exhibitions and fairs both collectively and individually. For example, she has participated in: Art fair Art Innsbruck, Austria; Art Karlsruhe, Gallery Luzia Sassen; Art Museum Erlangen, Art Essenz art fair, Berlin Sony Center, Affordable Art Fair Brussels, Gallery Folly & Muse, Art fair Arte, Wiesbaden, Art fair Art Muc, Munich Praterinsel, Exhibition Blind Embossing, Mainzer Galerie, Art fair ARTe, Stuttgart/Sindelfingen, Art fair Art Bodensee, Gallery Willmsen, Art Nocturne Knokke, Gallery Mercedes Roldan,,Art fair ARTe, Wiesbaden, ART MUC, Prater Island, Munich, AAF London, Gallery Folly & Muse and Amsterdam, Gallery Luzia Sassen, Netherlands, among many others.
Setdart Auction House
Jan. 11, 2022
KUNO VOLLET (Germany, 1951). "Orbit 1". Patinated bronze. Single Edition. Attached certificate of authenticity issued by the artist. It has slight patina damage.
Est: €4,300 - €4,600
KUNO VOLLET (Germany, 1951). "Orbit 1". Patinated bronze. Unique edition. Enclosed certificate of authenticity issued by the artist. Slight damage to the patina. Measurements: 59,5 x 60 cm; 30 x 15 x 3,5 cm (base). Several concentric circles define this piece, with a single origin and a single end, the author plays with the bronze creating an image that seems to be a random stroke. However, this spontaneity is relegated to the background when one appreciates the contrast between volume and space, or the iconography of the artist, who often uses the figure of the circle in his works. Kuno Vollet began his artistic training at the Kunsthochschule Kassel, where he was a pupil of the outstanding master of glass glazing, Professor Werner Gnegel. He exerted a great influence on Vollet, which is reflected in his artistic work today, particularly in his Creatio series, where the process of glazing glass creates delicate, crystal-like forms in the inner section of the disc. Circles are a recurring theme in Kuno's work. These are linked to ancient Greek and Indian philosophy where the circle refers to life: the Circle of Life. By extrapolation, Kuno's work also refers to atomic physics where the electron dances around the nucleus and the cell that is at the centre of organic life. This scientific aspect of the philosophical reference to circularity in Kuno's work manifests itself in the manufacturing process of crystal glazing. His exhibition career began in 2011, and since then he has participated in numerous exhibitions and fairs both collectively and individually. For example, she has participated in: Art fair Art Innsbruck, Austria; Art Karlsruhe, Gallery Luzia Sassen; Art Museum Erlangen, Art Essenz art fair, Berlin Sony Center, Affordable Art Fair Brussels, Gallery Folly & Muse, Art fair Arte, Wiesbaden, Art fair Art Muc, Munich Praterinsel, Exhibition Blind Embossing, Mainzer Galerie, Art fair ARTe, Stuttgart/Sindelfingen, Art fair Art Bodensee, Gallery Willmsen, Art Nocturne Knokke, Gallery Mercedes Roldan,,Art fair ARTe, Wiesbaden, ART MUC, Prater Island, Munich, AAF London, Gallery Folly & Muse and Amsterdam, Gallery Luzia Sassen, Netherlands, among many others.
Setdart Auction House
Jan. 11, 2022
KUNO VOLLET (Germany, 1951). "Continuous Creatio 42". Ceramic, gold leaf and glaze. Marble base. Attached certificate of authenticity issued by the artist.
Est: €2,500 - €2,800
KUNO VOLLET (Germany, 1951). "Creatio continua 42". Ceramic, gold leaf and glaze. Marble base. Certificate of authenticity issued by the artist enclosed. Measurements: 48.5 x 47 cm; 12 x 29 x 2.5 cm (base). Glass is one of the most recurrent materials in the work of the artist Kuno Vollet. In this piece, where the undisputed protagonist is the treatment of the glaze, he also introduces another of his most explored elements: the circle. A geometric figure in which the artist finds the origin of life and which in this case, in the form of an eye, presents a circle that collects the external light, through the material, and which seems to project itself as a gaze towards the spectator. Kuno Vollet began his artistic training at the Kunsthochschule Kassel, where he was a pupil of the outstanding master of glass glazing, Professor Werner Gnegel. He exerted a great influence on Vollet, which is reflected in his artistic work today, particularly in his Creatio series, where the process of glazing glass creates delicate, crystal-like forms in the inner section of the disc. Circles are a recurring theme in Kuno's work. These are linked to ancient Greek and Indian philosophy where the circle refers to life: the Circle of Life. By extrapolation, Kuno's work also refers to atomic physics where the electron dances around the nucleus and the cell that is at the centre of organic life. This scientific aspect of the philosophical reference to circularity in Kuno's work manifests itself in the manufacturing process of crystal glazing. His exhibition career began in 2011, and since then he has participated in numerous exhibitions and fairs both collectively and individually. For example, she has participated in: Art fair Art Innsbruck, Austria; Art Karlsruhe, Gallery Luzia Sassen; Art Museum Erlangen, Art Essenz art fair, Berlin Sony Center, Affordable Art Fair Brussels, Gallery Folly & Muse, Art fair Arte, Wiesbaden, Art fair Art Muc, Munich Praterinsel, Exhibition Blind Embossing, Mainzer Galerie, Art fair ARTe, Stuttgart/Sindelfingen, Art fair Art Bodensee, Gallery Willmsen, Art Nocturne Knokke, Gallery Mercedes Roldan,,Art fair ARTe, Wiesbaden, ART MUC, Prater Island, Munich, AAF London, Gallery Folly & Muse and Amsterdam, Gallery Luzia Sassen, Netherlands, among many others.
Setdart Auction House
Jan. 11, 2022
KUNO VOLLET (Germany, 1951). "Gingko gilded with three leaves", 2021. Carrara marble, and gold-plated brass.
Est: €1,000 - €1,200
KUNO VOLLET (Germany, 1951). "Gilded three-leaf gingko", 2021. Carrara marble and gold-plated brass. Size: 27 x 11,5 cm; 8 x 10 x 10 x 10 cm (base). Kuno Vollet began his artistic training at the Kunsthochschule Kassel, where he was a pupil of the outstanding master of glass glazing, Professor Werner Gnegel. He exerted a great influence on Vollet, which is reflected in his artistic work today, particularly in his Creatio series, where the process of glazing glass creates delicate, crystal-like forms in the inner section of the disc. Circles are a recurring theme in Kuno's work. These are linked to ancient Greek and Indian philosophy where the circle refers to life: the Circle of Life. By extrapolation, Kuno's work also refers to atomic physics where the electron dances around the nucleus and the cell that is at the centre of organic life. This scientific aspect of the philosophical reference to circularity in Kuno's work manifests itself in the manufacturing process of crystal glazing. His exhibition career began in 2011, and since then he has participated in numerous exhibitions and fairs both collectively and individually. For example, she has participated in: Art fair Art Innsbruck, Austria; Art Karlsruhe, Gallery Luzia Sassen; Art Museum Erlangen, Art Essenz art fair, Berlin Sony Center, Affordable Art Fair Brussels, Gallery Folly & Muse, Art fair Arte, Wiesbaden, Art fair Art Muc, Munich Praterinsel, Exhibition Blind Embossing, Mainzer Galerie, Art fair ARTe, Stuttgart/Sindelfingen, Art fair Art Bodensee, Gallery Willmsen, Art Nocturne Knokke, Gallery Mercedes Roldan,,Art fair ARTe, Wiesbaden, ART MUC, Prater Island, Munich, AAF London, Gallery Folly & Muse and Amsterdam, Gallery Luzia Sassen, Netherlands, among many others.
Setdart Auction House
Jan. 01, 2020
Kuno Vollet Contemporary Pastel Landscape
Est: $500 - $600
Kuno Vollet Contemporary Pastel Landscape. Wooded landscape scene in orange hues. Professionally framed and matted. Measures 26.5 x 34.5 inches.
Greenwich Auction
Oct. 26, 2019
Kuno Vollet Contemporary Pastel Landscape
Est: $500 - $600
Kuno Vollet Contemporary Pastel Landscape. Wooded landscape scene in orange hues. Professionally framed and matted. Measures 26.5 x 34.5 inches.
Greenwich Auction
Jul. 28, 2019
Kuno Vollet Contemporary Oil Painting Landscape
Est: $900 - $1,200
Kuno Vollet Contemporary Oil Painting Landscape. Mountain view landscape scene in hues of blue. Professionally framed in silver tone. Measures 28 x 44 inches including frame. Property of a Bedford, New York
Greenwich Auction
Jul. 28, 2019
Kuno Vollet Contemporary Pastel Landscape
Est: $700 - $900
Kuno Vollet Contemporary Pastel Landscape. Wooded landscape scene in orange hues. Professionally framed and matted. Measures 26.5 x 34.5 inches. Property of a Bedford, New York estate.
Greenwich Auction
Jun. 29, 2015
Kuno Vollet
Est: €500 - €800
(Petersaurach 1951) Ohne Titel Signed and dated 2004 on the reverse Material painting, 90.2 x 119.8 cm
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