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Contemporary Art

Specialists

Daniel von Schacky

Sarah Miltenberger

Elena Sánchez y Lorbach

Anne Ganteführer-Trier

Vinna Osuagwu

Cecilia Hock

Felicitas von Woedtke

Main Focus

In our Contemporary Art department, we focus on German artists from the generation that worked from the 1960s through the 1990s, such as Albert Oehlen, Martin Kippenberger, Günther Förg or Peter Roehr. In general, however, numerous artistic movements from the 1960s up until the present day are represented in our contemporary art auctions: Zero, Minimalism, Conceptual Art, Pop-Art, and even Bad Painting and Postmodern Realism. The works on offer include outstanding paintings and drawings as well as sculptures and installations by a large number of renowned artists, such as Günther Uecker, Ed Kienholz, Isa Genzken, Andy Warhol, Tony Cragg, or Stephan Balkenhol.

Auction and Consignments

Our next auctions will take place on 5 and 6 June 2025. We appraise your art – confidentially, non-binding, and free of charge. Please send us a reproduction of the artwork by either post or email, including details such as the medium, date, and size (unframed). You may also use the estimate request form. Please do not hesitate to contact us by telephone – we are always at your disposal.

Selected Highlights

from our Selected Works auction on 5 June 2025

Selected Works

Günther Förg

Untitled. 2007. Acrylic and oil crayon on canvas. 201 × 240.3 cm. EUR 400,000-600,000

Paul McCarthy

"White Snow Dwarf (Sneezy)". 2010. White silicone. 167.6 × 155.5 × 157.5 cm. EUR 100,000–150,000

Per Kirkeby

“Fünf“. 1989. Oil on canvas. 200 × 200 cm. EUR 150,000–200,000

Tracey Emin

“Meet me in Heaven I will wait For You“. 2004/2011. Neon (fluorescent rose pink). 110 × 359 cm. EUR 100,000–150,000

Peter Halley

“Conspiracy Theory“. 2002. Acrylic, fluorescent acrylic, and Roll-a-Tex on canvas (12 canvases, mounted in 3 rows). 274.5 × 321 cm. EUR 100,000–150,000

Franz West

“Flora“. 2006. Aluminium, lacquered. 300 × 430 × 200 cm. EUR 600,000–800,000

Tony Cragg

Untitled. 2007. White marble. 80 × 45 × 45 cm. EUR 90.000–120.000

Selected results

from our Winter Auctions 2024

Selected Works

Georg Baselitz

“Schön gelb“. 2009. Sold for 889,000 EUR (incl. premium)

Selected Works

Sigmar Polke

Untitled. 1985. Sold for 152,400 EUR (incl. premium)

Contemporary Art

Hernan Bas

Pompeii I. 2005. Sold for 17,780 EUR (incl. premium)

Selected Works

John Wesley

“Night Landing“. 1983. Sold for 152,400 EUR (incl. premium)

Contemporary Art

Alicja Kwade

“Adoption of specific properties“. 2016. Sold for 22,860 EUR (incl. premium)

Contemporary Art

Wolfgang Tillmans

“Freischwimmer 219". 2009. Sold for 30,480 EUR (incl. premium)

Selected Works

Katharina Grosse

Untitled. 2002. Sold for 152,400 EUR (incl. premium)

Contemporary Art

Liam Gillick

“Reimaged Projection“. 2007. Sold for 48,260 EUR (incl. premium)

Contemporary Art

André Butzer

Untitled. 2013. Sold for 33,655 EUR (incl. premium)