Günther UECKER (1930)
Auction results
| All auction results | 4,394 |
| Print-Multiple | 2,824 |
| Sculpture-Volume | 697 |
| Painting | 475 |
| Drawing-Watercolor | 340 |
| Objects | 29 |
| Photography | 19 |
| Furniture | 10 |
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Artworks up for public auction
| All artworks | 25 |
| Print-Multiple | 13 |
| Drawing-Watercolor | 5 |
| Sculpture-Volume | 4 |
| Painting | 2 |
| Furniture | 1 |
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“We need images to communicate the unspeakable” In some ways, the work of German artist Günther Uecker seems like a synthesis of Lucio Fontana’s logic with that of Yves Klein, who he knew well. The purpose of art? To go beyond words… to open the door to immateriality and transcendence while remaining rooted in everyday […]
Another Friday Top! Every other Friday Artprice posts a theme-based auction ranking. This week, we focus on the 10 German artists who performed best at auction in 2015,
The austerity imposed by the crisis has been relegated to a distant memory. Collectors are back in the market, not just as observers but as active participants.
The big Contemporary Art sales begin just a few days after the Impressionist & Modern Art sales in London.
With a total revenue figure up 255% compared with February 2009, Christie’s and Sotheby’s Contemporary Art sales have confirmed the recovery of the top end of the art market (combined revenue of $79,5m in February 2010 vs. £22.3m from the same sales in 2009).