Kunst-Messe München Postpalast

The Kunst-Messe München is Germany’s oldest art and antiques fair. For almost three generations it has proved to be an international forum for lovers of great art from almost all eras. The offer has changed, like in all other art fairs, and now comprises Modern Classicas as well as Postwar Modernism. Art fairs also are, as temporary museum presentations, cultural events by which the trade fulfills its educational obligations. This is, in accordance with other international events of this kind world wide, how the Kunstmesse München sees itself.
Art fairs aren’t just a proof of performance for the art trade, but also a show-window of living culture, as the private enjoyment of

art and the love of historical objects are prerequisites for the public ministration of culture. Especially since public collections are constantly enriched by private donations. Also in times of international crises it has become evident that there isn’t any future without a living past.

38 dealers from Europe, all leading professionals in their respective fields, gather at the Kunstmesse München in the spectacular rotunda of Munich’s „Postpalast“ (Postal palace). Ancient Egypt teams up with Meissen porcelain, Madonnas of the Middle Ages with expressionist prints, and representative pieces of furniture of the baroque period with silverware. The range of the offer also mirrors the unity of all aesthetic endeavors – a  very special art experience.

Exhibits

Dresden circa 1735by Christian Friedrich Wingerengraved with the arms of Friedrich August II, Elector of Sachsen and as August …

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Gril and boy in flowers arbor, Meissen about 1755Models by  J.J. KaendlerPorcelain flower hard and soft porcelain an …

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Salzburg, around 1420/30Hardwood, carved fully rounded, some of the original coloring remainingNotable example of the Salzburger …

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Greek (Attic), around 360/350 v. Chr. Marble recomposed, blemishes in the body, upper part and handle missinghight: 75,5 …

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Two large operatic figures by J.J. Kaendler, Meissen around 1750hight: 20,5 cm (Her) / 24 cm (Him)After a scene from "Asics" and …

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"Tête de femme de profil"oil on canvas 16 x 14 cmsignedprovenience: Durand-Ruel, Paris (no. 10867) Maier & Co., Stuttgart

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