The Metropolitan Museum recently acquired a Delacroix pastel from me

Eugène Delacroix (1798-1863), Hunter stalking a lion, 1849, Pastel on paper, 24 x 31 cm

I am pleased that this wonderful Orientalist pastel, which was once owned by Edgar Degas, is now part of The Metropolitan Museum, New York:

https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/898896

Art Aurea über die Art & Design Tegernsee 2023

ART AUREA hat Richard Müllers Meisterwerk "Dalmatiner" von 1906 für das Cover zum Bericht über die Art & Design Tegernsee ausgewählt: www.artaurea.de

Besuchen Sie mich auf der Messe! Der "Dalmatiner", Picasso, Rembrandt und Dürer erwarten Sie auf meinem Stand.

29. September bis 3. Oktober 2023

Gut Kaltenbrunn, Kaltenbrunn 1, 83703 Gmund am Tegernsee

Art & Design Tegernsee 2023

29. September bis 3. Oktober 2023

Gut Kaltenbrunn, Kaltenbrunn 1, 83703 Gmund am Tegernsee

Öffnungszeiten:

Freitag, 29.09. bis Montag, 2.10.2023: von 12 bis 19 Uhr.

Dienstag, 3.10.2023: von 12 Uhr bis 16 Uhr.

Ich zeige Werke von Picasso, Rembrandt, Dürer, Delacroix, Egon Schiele und anderer Künstler.

Ich freue mich auf Ihren Besuch am Tegernsee!

In the MoMA & in The New Yorker

I am pleased to support the Museum of Modern Art in New York with a loan for its wonderful Georgia O'Keeffe exhibition. The New Yorker chose exactly this watercolour, which is owned by one of my clients, for their exhibition review. Please read the article:

https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2023/05/08/georgia-okeeffe-before-she-was-famous

DELICIOUS! A FEAST FOR THE EYES

Please check out the German HANDELSBLATT article on our exhibition DELICIOUS! A FEAST FOR THE EYES

Press coverage DELICIOUS! A FEAST FOR THE EYES

CLICK HERE FOR article in Handelsblatt.pdf (1.0 MiB)

Fearless and Curious

I am very happy that the German Handelsblatt named me as one of the „fearless and curious“ art dealers of a new generation. This is especially noteworthy as I am the only one specializing in Old Masters and Modern Art.

CONFISCATED BY THE NAZIS AS "DEGENERATE ART" - CORINTH MASTERPIECE RETURNS HOME

The painting originally entered the Düsseldorf museum’s collection in 1925. It was confiscated by the Nazi regime as „degenerate art“ in 1937 and subsequently sold at the infamous auction at Fischer, Lucerne in 1939. There it was acquired by Emil G. Bührle. At this sale Germany lost 125 priceless masterpieces of Modern Art purged from German museums by the Nazis. Most of these wonderful works are currently dispersed around the world. Thus I am very happy that I was able to acquire the Corinth still life from the Bührle collection and help return it to Düsseldorf.

After 85 years Lovis Corinth's masterpiece has returned home to the Düsseldorf museum for good!

Read the article in Bild:

https://www.bild.de/regional/duesseldorf/duesseldorf-aktuell/einst-von-den-nazis-beschlagnahmt-corinths-blumen-bluehen-wieder-80253262.bild.html