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Karl & Faber Fine Art Auctions

Name: Karl & Faber Fine Art Auctions
Address: KARL & FABER Kunstauktionen, Munich, 80333, DE
Telephone: +4989221865
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One of the first and leading European Fine Art auction houses. Since 1923.

20/06/2026

Best result in KARL&FABER history.

Joan Miró’s Peinture (1936) achieved €2,425,000, becoming the highest auction result ever realised at KARL&FABER.
A defining work from Miró’s celebrated Masonite series, created at the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War, Peinture stands as a powerful example of artistic innovation and historical significance.

We are grateful to our consignors, bidders, and collectors whose trust made this landmark result possible.

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18/06/2026

A quiet moment, a thoughtful gaze. Post-Auction Sale | Old Masters & 19th Century Art
Discover exceptional works still available after the auction until 20 July.

Luise Max-Ehrler Young Woman with a Black Bow
Post-Auction Price: €1,200

Browse the full selection via the link in our bio.

15/06/2026

No calories, just results.

As playful as it is decadent, DELICIOUS (2008) by Cotton turns layers of cake into a striking sculptural statement.

Result: €38,100

12/06/2026

A milestone achieved!
With the sale of Joan Miró’s Peinture for €2,425,000, KARL&FABER has reached a new benchmark. Accompanied by 10 additional six-figure results, this exceptional auction reflects the confidence of our consignors, bidders, and collectors around the globe.
An unforgettable moment, and one we are incredibly proud to share.

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Joan Miró, „Peinture“, 1936
Result: € 2,425,000

Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Femme nue allongée, c. 1906
Result: € 756,000

Max Beckmann, Portrait of Rietje & Nelly Lütjens, 1945
Result: € 381,000

Egon Schiele, Front: Seated lady in profile facing left, in a blue dress – On the reverse: Female half-n**e (hand, abdomen and thigh), 1908)/1910
Result: € 355,600

Paula Modersohn-Becker, Two Girls Standing by a Birch Trunk, c. 1902
Result: € 355,600

Max Liebermann The Kitchen Garden in Wannsee, View towards the South-West, 1920
Rsult: 254,000

Sam Francis, Untitled,(SF92-91), 1992
Result: € 127,000

László Moholy-Nagy, „Y“, around 1920/21
Result: € 127,000

Gabriele Münter, „Buntes Blumenbild“, 1954
Result: € 114,300

Christo, „The Gates (Project for Central Park, New York City)“, 2003
Result: € 101,600

Emil Nolde, Yellow, red and purple flowers, c. 1920–25
Result: € 101,600

09/06/2026

In Woman with a Camera (Profile), Anne Collier revisits the visual language of vintage photography and advertising, appropriating an archival image of a woman intently observing a camera. Characteristic of Collier’s practice, the work examines the ways in which photography has historically constructed representations of women, both as subjects and as makers of images. By re-photographing and enlarging found imagery, Collier transforms a seemingly straightforward portrait into a nuanced meditation on authorship, spectatorship, and the gendered history of the photographic medium. The work exemplifies her critically acclaimed exploration of image culture and the mechanisms through which photographs shape perception and identity.

From our Day Sale Post-War / Contemporary Art on 12 June

Anne Collier, Woman with a Camera (Profile), 2016
C-print mounted on aluminium plate
Approx. 151 × 126.5 cm
Edition of 5
Signed on the reverse on the artist’s label Estimate: € 8,000/12,000

06/06/2026

A characteristic late work by Sam Francis, in which vibrant clusters of blue, turquoise, violet, and magenta unfold across the canvas in an energetic interplay of colour, line, and gesture.
Created during the final decade of the artist’s career, Untitled (SF92-91) exemplifies Francis’s evolving visual language: colour condenses into dynamic formations, drippings and inscriptions animate the surface, while luminous transparency and a sense of boundless energy remain at the heart of the composition.
“Los Angeles is best for the light in my work.” — Sam Francis  Sam Francis Untitled (SF92-91), 1992
Estimate: €100,000–150,000
 Auction | Evening Sale
11 June 2026 
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05/06/2026

There is still time to discover the highlights of the upcoming sales at our exhibition:

Fri, June 5, 10 AM–6 PM
Sat, June 6, 12 PM–5 PM
Sun, June 7, 12 PM–5 PM
Mon, June 8, 10 AM–6 PM
Tue, June 9, 10 AM–6 PM
Wed, June 10, 10 AM–6 PM

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Amiraplatz 3
8033, Munich

Auctions: 11 & 12 June 2026

We look forward to your visit.

04/06/2026

The undisputed highlight of our upcoming Modern Art & Post War / Contemporary Art Evening Sale on 11 June.

Joan Miró’s Peinture (1936) belongs to the celebrated Masonite series created during one of the most pivotal moments in both the artist’s career and European history. Executed at the outbreak of the Spanish Civil War, these works represent a radical reinvention of painting—raw, experimental, and profoundly influential.

Combining oil, casein, tar and sand on Masonite, Miró distilled his visual language into a work of extraordinary power and intensity. Rarely does a painting so perfectly unite historical importance, museum provenance, and artistic innovation.

Having been exhibited at Tate Modern, the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, and the Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum, Peinture stands among the most important Miró works to appear on the market in recent years.

Estimate €2,000,000–2,500,000

Modern Art & Post War / Contemporary Art Evening Sale 11 June 2026

31/05/2026

Our Senior Specialist Modern Art, Annegret Thoma, recommends a remarkable and intimate work by August Macke:

Naked Woman with Child, 1912
Estimate: €40,000–60,000

Created during Macke’s celebrated Bonn years (1911–1913), this luminous oil sketch captures the artist at the height of his creative powers. With vibrant colours and spontaneous brushwork, the composition combines two recurring themes in Macke’s oeuvre: the n**e and the child.
While the scene may evoke the intimacy of family life, the work transcends portraiture and instead reflects Macke’s vision of harmony, nature, and an earthly paradise, a world of warmth, light, and human connection.

Macke’s Bonn period was shaped not only by his involvement with the Blue Rider and the Rhenish Expressionists, but also by a deeply personal sense of happiness rooted in family life and everyday moments. These themes became central to his artistic language and continue to resonate today.
A rare and expressive work filled with summer atmosphere, radiant colour, and emotional immediacy.

From our Auction
Modern Art & Post War / Contemporary Art Evening Sale
11 June 2026 
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