Oversized VINT.1960s ballett dancers by Raoul Bussy
DETAILS: by Raoul Bussy – although not credited. AGE / period: 1960s. Fotoliteratur / BOOKS. CONDITION / Zustand / état: very minor corner wear /o/w very good – all imperfections exactly as seen on the scan.
Oversized VINT.1970s ballett dancer by Raoul Bussy, gallery quality!
DETAILS: by Raoul Bussy – although not credited. AGE / period: 1970s. – Ueberweisung fuer Bieter aus allen EU-Laendern. CONDITION / Zustand / état: very minor traces of handling o/w overall very good – all imperfections exactly as seen on the scan.
Siegfried Enkelmann XXL vintage print, Alexander von Swaine, «De Profundis» 1937
Detail This image was used as the catalog cover for Enkelmann’s retrospective in Munich in April – June 1978 Siegfried Enkelmann meticulously maintained a filing card system about his body of work. This card references this image and print, it is posted for reference only, and not part of the sale. Siegfried Enkelmann’s work has its place in numerous collections of modern photography (Here: the two photographs in the foreground, at the Deichtorhallen in Hamburg, Germany) Hello,up for sale is an original vintage gelatin silver print from the German photographer Siegfried Enkelmann (1905-1978). One of his most iconic images, this unusually large exhibition print (50 x 60 cm) in prestine condition is an exceedingly rare collectible! Siegfried Enkelmann is considered the leading dance photographer of the 1940s thru the 60s in Germany. Prints of his images have been sold at auction houses Christie’s (London), Lempertz (Cologne), Chayette & Cheval Paris. (Source: Artnet) Image title: „De Profundis» Iconic portrait of dancer Alexander von Swaine. This image was chosen as the cover of a catalog produced for Enkelmann’s retrospective in 1978. Year of work: 1937, according to filing card and print annotation Medium: Glossy gelatin silver print Print size: 19.5“ x 23.375“ (circa 49.5 x 59.4 cm) Mat size: 21.6“ x 25.6“ (circa 54.9 x 65.0 cm) Enkelmann’s business was to sell small to medium size prints back to the artists he photographed. He rarely produced larger prints for exhibitions, this is one of them. Condition: Near Mint (C9 – C10, according to the Iguide Universal Grading Scale) The print is fully retouched and permanently mounted on a 1/8″ white mat board. The board itself shows some wear, but corners and edges of the print are pristine. Miscellaneous: Print annotated in pencil (verso) I grade these prints according to the Iguide Universal Grading Scale:C10 Mint – Investment quality. No perceptible flaws of any kind. C9 Near Mint – Investment quality. Minor flaw on an otherwise unused item. C8 Excellent – Investment quality. A few minor defects. Pin holes, small tears,etc. C7 Very Good to Excellent – Fine. Several defects. Still a very nicely preserved item. C6 Very Good – The typical used in average condition. Several defects C5 Good to Very Good – A heavily-worn item C4 Good – Below average but still suitable for display. C3 Fair – Heavily worn, but yet still complete. C2 Poor to Fair – An extremely worn, possibly even incomplete item. C1 Poor – The lowest grade, representing items in the lowest possible condition. Each sold print will be insured over the final bidding price, packed securely and shipped with tracking number. Multiple prints may be combined to save shipping costs. Thank you for your interest! _gsrx_vers_1292 (GS 8.3.6 (1292))
Siegfried Enkelmann vintage print, Alexander von Swaine, „Trunkenheit“, 1930s
Siegfried Enkelmann is considered the leading dance photographer of the 1940s thru the 60s in Germany. Image title: „Trunkenheit“. The emulsion shows a little crack in the upper left corner, but that is in the white (unexposed) strip of the print.
Siegfried Enkelmann vintage print, Josefine Kerr, Egbert Strolka, „Chout“, 1960
Detail Detail This filing card is only for reference and not for sale Siegfried Enkelmann’s work has its place in numerous collections of modern photography (Here: the two photographs in the foreground, at the Deichtorhallen in Hamburg, Germany) Hello,up for sale is an original vintage gelatin silver print from the German photographer Siegfried Enkelmann (1905-1978). Siegfried Enkelmann is considered the leading dance photographer of the 1940s thru the 60s in Germany. Prints of his iconic images have been sold at Christie’s (London), Lempertz (Cologne), Chayette & Cheval Paris for as much as $1700 (Source: Artnet) I have unique access to Siegfried Enkelmann’s filing cards which he maintained meticulously. For reference and as an additional proof of authenticity I show the corresponding filing card (where available) These cards are not part of the sale. Image title: „Chout“ Dancers Josefine Kerr and Egbert Strolka performing the ballet „Chout“ (The Buffoon) by Sergei Prokofiev at the Städtische Bühnen Heidelberg Year of work: 1960, according to the filing number Medium: Glossy gelatin silver print Print size: 11.8“ x 15.6“ (circa 30.0 x 39.6 cm) Condition: Near Mint (C9 – C10, according to the Iguide Universal Grading Scale) Large print in near mint condition, spotless, corners and edges show almost no wear. Miscellaneous: Print annotated in pencil, photographer’s copyright stamp (verso) I grade these prints according to the Iguide Universal Grading Scale:C10 Mint – Investment quality. No perceptible flaws of any kind. C9 Near Mint – Investment quality. Minor flaw on an otherwise unused item. C8 Excellent – Investment quality. A few minor defects. Pin holes, small tears,etc. C7 Very Good to Excellent – Fine. Several defects. Still a very nicely preserved item. C6 Very Good – The typical used in average condition. Several defects C5 Good to Very Good – A heavily-worn item C4 Good – Below average but still suitable for display. C3 Fair – Heavily worn, but yet still complete. C2 Poor to Fair – An extremely worn, possibly even incomplete item. C1 Poor – The lowest grade, representing items in the lowest possible condition. Each sold print will be insured over the final bidding price, packed securely and shipped with tracking number. Multiple prints may be combined to save shipping costs. Thank you for your interest! _gsrx_vers_1292 (GS 8.3.6 (1292))
Siegfried Enkelmann vintage print, Ina Priefert, Karl-Heinz King, „Bolero“, 1961
Detail Detail upper left corner This filing card is only for reference and not for sale Siegfried Enkelmann’s work has its place in numerous collections of modern photography (Here: the two photographs in the foreground, at the Deichtorhallen in Hamburg, Germany) Hello,up for sale is an original vintage gelatin silver print from the German photographer Siegfried Enkelmann (1905-1978). Siegfried Enkelmann is considered the leading dance photographer of the 1940s thru the 60s in Germany. Prints of his iconic images have been sold at Christie’s (London), Lempertz (Cologne), Chayette & Cheval Paris for as much as $1700 (Source: Artnet) I have unique access to Siegfried Enkelmann’s filing cards which he maintained meticulously. For reference and as an additional proof of authenticity I show the corresponding filing card (where available) These cards are not part of the sale. Image title: „Bolero» Year of work: 1961, according to the filing number Medium: Glossy gelatin silver print Print size: 12“ x 15.8“ (circa 30.5 x 40.3 cm) Condition: Very Good to Excellent (C7, according to the Iguide Universal Grading Scale) Large print in mostly excellent condition, however there is a little smudge visible near the upper edge. It looks to me this could be retouching dye that came on the print inadvertently. Other than that the print is flawless, C9 – C10. (See details) Miscellaneous: Print annotated in pencil (verso) I grade these prints according to the Iguide Universal Grading Scale:C10 Mint – Investment quality. No perceptible flaws of any kind. C9 Near Mint – Investment quality. Minor flaw on an otherwise unused item. C8 Excellent – Investment quality. A few minor defects. Pin holes, small tears,etc. C7 Very Good to Excellent – Fine. Several defects. Still a very nicely preserved item. C6 Very Good – The typical used in average condition. Several defects C5 Good to Very Good – A heavily-worn item C4 Good – Below average but still suitable for display. C3 Fair – Heavily worn, but yet still complete. C2 Poor to Fair – An extremely worn, possibly even incomplete item. C1 Poor – The lowest grade, representing items in the lowest possible condition. Each sold print will be insured over the final bidding price, packed securely and shipped with tracking number. Multiple prints may be combined to save shipping costs. Thank you for your interest! _gsrx_vers_1292 (GS 8.3.6 (1292))
Siegfried Enkelmann vint. gelatin silver print, Mia Slavenska Olympic Games 1936
Siegfried Enkelmann vint. Siegfried Enkelmann is considered the leading dance photographer of the 1940s thru the 60s in Germany. Year of work: circa 1936. Print size: 15.875“ x 11.875“ (circa 40.3 x 30 cm).
Original vintage 1950s dancers by Siegfried ENKELMANN, stamped
STAMPED on verso by famous German photographer SIEGFRIED ENKELMANN. AGE: 1950s. PROCESS: original photograph, gelatin silver print on fiber-based AGFA BROVIRA paper. Fotoliteratur / BOOKS. _gsrx_vers_783 (GS 7.0.5 (783)).
Siegfried Enkelmann large vint. gelatin silver print, Harald Kreutzberg, 1930s
It is possible that this artwork was never published. Siegfried Enkelmann large vint. gelatin silver print, Harald Kreutzberg, 1930s. Siegfried Enkelmann is considered the leading dance photographer of the 1940s thru the 60s in Germany.
Siegfried Enkelmann vintage gelatin silver print, Dore Hoyer „Ophelia“, 1941
Detail This filing card is only for reference and not for sale Siegfried Enkelmann’s work has its place in numerous collections of modern photography (Here: the two photographs in the foreground, at the Deichtorhallen in Hamburg, Germany) Hello,up for sale is an original vintage gelatin silver print from the German photographer Siegfried Enkelmann (1905-1978). Siegfried Enkelmann is considered the leading dance photographer of the 1940s thru the 60s in Germany. Prints of his iconic images have been sold at Christie’s (London), Lempertz (Cologne), Chayette & Cheval Paris for as much as $1700 (Source: Artnet) I have unique access to Siegfried Enkelmann’s filing cards which he maintained meticulously. For reference and as an additional proof of authenticity I show the corresponding filing card (where available) These cards are not part of the sale. Image title: „Ophelia» Dance portrait of Dore Hoyer as Ophelia Year of work: circa 1949 – 1951, according to the filing card Medium: Glossy gelatin silver print Print size: 7“ x 9.5“ (circa 17.8 x 24.1 cm) Condition: Excellent (C8 – C9, according to the Iguide Universal Grading Scale) Near flawless small print, corners and edges show very little wear. Miscellaneous: Print annotated in pencil, photographer’s copyright stamp (verso) There is a small white strip of unexposed paper on the left side of the print. I grade these prints according to the Iguide Universal Grading Scale:C10 Mint – Investment quality. No perceptible flaws of any kind. C9 Near Mint – Investment quality. Minor flaw on an otherwise unused item. C8 Excellent – Investment quality. A few minor defects. Pin holes, small tears,etc. C7 Very Good to Excellent – Fine. Several defects. Still a very nicely preserved item. C6 Very Good – The typical used in average condition. Several defects C5 Good to Very Good – A heavily-worn item C4 Good – Below average but still suitable for display. C3 Fair – Heavily worn, but yet still complete. C2 Poor to Fair – An extremely worn, possibly even incomplete item. C1 Poor – The lowest grade, representing items in the lowest possible condition. Each sold print will be insured over the final bidding price, packed securely and shipped with tracking number. Multiple prints may be combined to save shipping costs. Thank you for your interest! _gsrx_vers_1292 (GS 8.3.6 (1292))