Sculptures

Adam und Eva, relief, eisenguss

‘Wisentstier’ (‘Bison’)A sculpture of the bison was displayed in the Great German Art Exhibition in 1938, in room 6 (left in the picture hereunder). One copy was purchased for 1,000 Reichsma

Adolf von Hildebrand, Luitpold von Bayern

‘Wisentstier’ (‘Bison’)A sculpture of the bison was displayed in the Great German Art Exhibition in 1938, in room 6 (left in the picture hereunder). One copy was purchased for 1,000 Reichsma

Adolf von Hildebrand, Relief Bismarck

‘Wisentstier’ (‘Bison’)A sculpture of the bison was displayed in the Great German Art Exhibition in 1938, in room 6 (left in the picture hereunder). One copy was purchased for 1,000 Reichsma

Albert Kraemer, Bison

‘Wisentstier’ (‘Bison’)A sculpture of the bison was displayed in the Great German Art Exhibition in 1938, in room 6 (left in the picture hereunder). One copy was purchased for 1,000 Reichsma

Anton Grauel, Atlant

‘Melodie’ (‘Melody’)War-cast, 1941.Cast created in 1941 by ‘Bildgießerei Hermann Noack’, Berlin. This foundry is still exhisting; mr. Noack junior confirmed that his foundry made this

Anton Grauel, Melodie

‘Melodie’ (‘Melody’)War-cast, 1941.Cast created in 1941 by ‘Bildgießerei Hermann Noack’, Berlin. This foundry is still exhisting; mr. Noack junior confirmed that his foundry made this

Anton Grauel, Sämann

‘Sämann’ (‘Sower’)Displayed at the GDK 1939 room 19.Displayed at the ‘Herbst-Ausstellung’, 1942, Preussische Akademie der Künste, Berlin. Single unique cast, with the core still inside&nbs

Arno Breker, Du und Ich

‘Du und Ich’ (‘You and Me’) ARA-Marble in Terracotta.Size 75 x 41.One of a serie of 50.The original large plaster model of 1944, measuring 2.32 by 1.28 meters, was displayed in the

Arno Breker, Du und Ich (original marble)

‘Du und Ich’Single unique marble relief.Size 75,5 x 41,5 cm.Signed. This original marble relief assumably served as the model for the 100 identical post war casts of ‘ARA-marble’ (c

Arno Breker, Eos

‘Sinnende’ (‘Revery’)Created 1922.Terracotta. This rare terracotta sculpture is from 1922. It is one of the first ‘Mädchen’ sculptures of Arno Breker. Beginning in 1920 Breker studied