Josef Sattler Sold at Auction Prices

Joseph SATTLER (1867-1931), Lithographie des Titelbildes der Zeitschrift 'Pan' / A lithograph of the cover of the magazine 'Pan', nach 1896

Technik: Farblithographie auf Papier, hinter Glas, gerahmt, Signatur: unten rechts mit Bleistift handsigniert 'J. Sattler', nummeriert '51', mit Wasserzeichen 'Pankopf', Maße: 52 x 34,5 cm, Rahmen 55,5 x 39 cm, Zustand: gut, Kommentar: Die Zeitschrift 'Pan' war eine beliebte Kunstzeitschrift. Sie erschien zwischen den Jahren 1895-1900 und 1910-1915 in Berlin und gilt als ein wichtiger Wegbereiter des Jugendstils.

JOSEF SATTLER (1867-1931). DIE LANDSHUTER HOCHZEIT 1475. 1905. 34¾x25 inches, 88¼x63½ cm.

JOSEF SATTLER (1867-1931) DIE LANDSHUTER HOCHZEIT 1475. 1905. 34¾x25 inches, 88¼x63½ cm. Condition B: foxing and creases in margins and image. Paper. The "Landshuter Hochzeit" of 1475 marked the marriage and extravagant celebration of the young Duke Georg of Bavaria-Landshut and Polish princess Hedwig. Since 1902, the residents of Landshut have held a three-week festival, every four years, to commemorate the historic wedding from the Middle Ages.

Konvolut

von 55 Bl. überwieg. Bleistift- u. Tuschzeichnungen, meist 2.H. 19. Jh. bis Anf. 20.Jh. Versch. Formate. Tls. sign., tls. zugeschrieben. Meist unter Passep. mont., 2 Bl. untereinander unter Glas gerahmt (nicht ausgerahmt). Unter den Künstlern: Josef Sattler (1867-1931), Rudolf Hesse (1 sign., 2 zugeschr., 1871-1944), Alphons Wölfle (1884-1951), Moritz Veit (1867-ca. 1930), Fritz Haid (1906-1986). Mit Sign.-St.: Adolf Lüben (1837-1905), Eduard Niczky (1850-1919). Wilhelm von Kaulbach (1805-1874) zugeschrieben: Frisurstudie einer jungen Frau, vom Rücken her (&) Kopfbild eines Mannes im Profil mit Schnäuzer u. langem Vollbart. 2 Bleistiftzeichnungen unter einem Passep., dort typogr. zugeschr. u. unter Glas gerahmt. - Tls. Alters-u. Gebrauchssp. - ╔Dabei: 28 Bl. Druckgraphik╗ von versch. Künstlern in versch. Techniken, 19. u. 20. Jh. 8°-Qu.4°. Überwieg. unter Passep. - U.a. vorhanden: ╔Gabrielle Poynot╗ (Paris um 1900). Mädchen mit Katze, Halbporträt. Radierung nach Charles Chaplin (1825-1891) bei Salmon & Ardail, Paris. 22,7 x 15, Blgr. 35,5 x 26 cm. Mit Namenz. u. Adresse in d. Pl. - ╔Adolphe Alphonse Géry-Bichard╗ (1841-1914). Paar auf der Straße, sie schaut in ein Medaillon. Radierung n. Jacques Edmond Leman (1829-1889). 20,8 x 15,3, Blgr. 33 x 24,5 cm. - ╔W.Virchow╗ (19.-20. Jh.). Paar. Radierung. 13,3 x 8,5, Blgr. 28 x 22,5 cm. Sign. u. num. - Ex. 102/200. - ╔Josef Prokop╗ (1889-1969). Stillende Madonna im Walde. Linolschnitt. 33,5 x 27, Blgr. 44 x 33 cm. Sign. u. im Stock monogr. - ╔Honoré Daumier╗ ((DR 1366, 1661). Zus. 83 Bl. D

Two Art Nouveau Jugendstil lithographic prints After Joseph Sattler (1867-1931), 'PAN 1895-96' poster for the first issue of the Jugenstil Art Nouveau Magazine printed in Berlin, plate 67, circa 1897,

Two Art Nouveau Jugendstil lithographic prints After Joseph Sattler (1867-1931), 'PAN 1895-96' poster for the first issue of the Jugenstil Art Nouveau Magazine printed in Berlin, plate 67, circa 1897, Printed by 'Imprimerie Chaix', mongrammed within the plate, published by 'Kunst-Anstalt v Albert Frisch, Berlin W', 39.5cm x 28.5cm and After Franz Cizek (1865-1946), 'HERTA ZUCKERMANN / (AGED 14 YEARS)' poster, circa 1920, Published by the Seccession Graphische Kunstanstalt GmbH, Wien for the Kurs fur Jugendkunst (Child Art), 50cm x 47cm 

Josef SATTLER (1867-1931), Konvolut Straßburg Ansichten, nach 1928

Technik: Radierungen auf Bütten, Signatur: unten rechts signiert 'Ios. Sattler.', Maße: 25 x 19 cm bis 27 x 19,5 cm, Zustand: gut

Sattler, J. (1867-1931). Art in Book-Plates. Forty Two Original Ex-Libris Designed by Joseph Sattler. Introd. F. Warnecke.

Sattler, J. (1867-1931). Art in Book-Plates. Forty Two Original Ex-Libris Designed by Joseph Sattler. Introd. F. Warnecke. London, H. Grevel & Co., 1895, (4),6p., 42 col. lithogr. ex libris tipped-onto plates, later giltlettered hleather w. use of the original boards., folio. - Originally contents loosely inserted in cloth portfolio, but the portfolio was turned into a cover and contents were bound.

Sattler, J. (1867-1931). Lot of 27 ex libris and an occas. graphic,

Sattler, J. (1867-1931). Lot of 27 ex libris and an occas. graphic, mostly cliché prints, ±1890-1920. - AND ±70 other ex libris by German artists, ±1890-1920. = By Georg Barlösius, Georg Otto (28x), Walter Schulte von Brühl and Paul Voigt.

Sattler, Joseph.

Sattler, Joseph. Durcheinander. Allerlei Zeichnungen und Skizzen von Ex-libris, Titelblätter, Zierleisten, Vignetten u. s. w., im Laufe der letzten Jahre gefertigt. Bln., Stargardt, 1897. 4°. 3 Bll., 106 Taf. mit zahlr. Abb., 1 Bl. Ppbd. d. Zt., Rsch.

2PC Georges de Feure & Joseph Sattler Lithographs

France,Circa 1890 Includes a depiction of Joan of Arc dressed in armor holding a sword by Georges De Feure 1868-1943, and a depiction of Pan in a garden with a large white flower in the foreground by Joseph Sattler 1867-1931

Joseph Sattler (German, 1867-1931), "Pan"

Joseph Sattler (German, 1867-1931) "Pan", 1895-1896 published by Kunst-Anstalt V. Albert Frisch, Berlin color lithograph titled and monogrammed in plate. Matted, glazed and framed. 10-3/8" x 8-1/8", framed 21" x 16-1/4"

Joseph Sattler (German, 1867-1931), "Pan"

Joseph Sattler (German, 1867-1931) "Pan", 1895-1896 published by Kunst-Anstalt V. Albert Frisch, Berlin color lithograph titled and monogrammed in plate. Matted, glazed and framed. 10-3/8" x 8-1/8", framed 21" x 16-1/4"

Josef Sattler PAN 1895 Art Nouveau Magazine Poster

Josef Sattler (German, 1867–1931); PAN 1895, a poster for the first issue of the famous Jugenstil Art Nouveau Symbolist Magazine printed in Berlin; matted and framed. Art appears in good condition, not examined out of frame. Height of art 11 1/2 inches (29.3 cm.) X width of art 9 inches (23 cm.).

JOSEPH SATTLER (1867-1931). PAN. 1895. 13x11 inches, 34x28 cm. Albert Frisch, Berlin.

JOSEPH SATTLER (1867-1931) PAN. 1895. 13 1/2x11 inches, 34 1/4x28 cm. Albert Frisch, Berlin. Condition A-: minor creases and abrasions at edges; small pin holes in top margin. Three illustrated magazines were at the heart of the graphic revolution that swept through Germany in the 1890s: Simplicissimus and Jugend in Munich and Pan in Berlin. The magazines were so influential that Sattler's image instantly became an icon and was one of the only German posters reproduced in Les Maitres de l'Affiche). The poster was originally published in a small format to be put in bookstores, and La Plume offered this extreme rarity for sale to collectors for 10 francs, as item #257 in its Album d'Affiches et Estampes. As Pan was a magazine that was geared towards bibliophiles and art lovers, part of their service to their readers was to include supplemental lithographs (the most famous being Lautrec's bust portrait of Madame Lender). The copy we have here is the Pan supplement, smaller than the original, carefully printed under the artist's supervision. DFP-III 2791, Maitres pl. 67.

Sattler, J. (1867-1931). "Pan". Col. lithograph, 26,3x20 cm. (image)/ 40x28,8 cm. (leaf), monogrammed on the stone, w. blindst. of Maîtres d'Affiche in lower right corner, printed by Chaix, upper margin tipped onto mount w. sellotape. - Yellowed/

Sattler, J. (1867-1931). "Pan". Col. lithograph, 26,3x20 cm. (image)/ 40x28,8 cm. (leaf), monogrammed on the stone, w. blindst. of Maîtres d'Affiche in lower right corner, printed by Chaix, upper margin tipped onto mount w. sellotape. - Yellowed/ sl. browned. = Maîtres d'Affiche 67. AND 2 other lithographs by T.A. STEINLEN, i.a. "Petit voyage".

JOSEF SATTLER (1867-1931) PAN (FROM LES MAÎTRES DE L'AFFICHE) PL. 67 LITHOGRAPH

Josef Sattler (1867-1931) Pan (from Les Maîtres de L'Affiche) pl. 67 Lithograph in colors 10-3/8 x 7-7/8 inches (26.4 x 20.0 cm) Blindstamp of the publisher lower right Printed by Chaix, Paris HID04901242017

JOSEF SATTLER (1867-1931) PAN (FROM LES MAÎTRES DE L'AFFICHE), PL. 67 LITHOGRAPH

Josef Sattler (1867-1931) Pan (from Les Maîtres de L'Affiche), pl. 67 Lithograph in colors 10-1/4 x 7-3/4 inches (26.0 x 19.7 cm) (image) Blindstamp of the publisher lower right Printed by Chaix, Paris HID04901242017

JOSEF SATTLER (1867-1931) PAN (FROM LES MAÎTRES DE L'AFFICHE), PL. 67 LITHOGRAPH

Josef Sattler (1867-1931) Pan (from Les Maîtres de L'Affiche), pl. 67 Lithograph in colors 10-3/8 x 7-7/8 inches (26.4 x 19.9 cm) (image) Blindstamp of the publisher lower right Printed by Chaix, Paris HID04901242017

Sattler, Joseph: Bilder aus der Zeit des Bauernkrieges

Sattler, Joseph. Bilder aus der Zeit des Bauernkriegesa. Entworfen und ausgeführt von Joseph Sattler. Illustr. Titel, illustr. Widmungsblatt und 29 (von 30) Tafeln. 30 x 23 cm. Lose Bl. (Kehl a. Rh., Selbstverlag, 1893). Eines von 100 nummerierten Exemplaren (Gesamtauflage). Sehr seltene, dem "Meister Rudolf Seitz gewidmete" Folge des Münchner Jugendstil-Künstlers. - Ohne die Mappe; etwas fleckig; es fehlt Blatt 30.

Josef Sattler, German 1867-1931- "Pan", publ.

Josef Sattler, German 1867-1931- "Pan", publ. Kunst Anstalt & Albert Frisch, Berlin W. 1895, signed with monogram within the plate, 28.5x22.5cm, (framed and glazed)

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Joseph SATTLER (1867-1931) Die Wiedertaufer. Berlin, Stargardt, s.d. (1895), un vol. in-4° br. sous couv. ill. Recueil de 30 planches satyriques inspirées par des gravures du début du XVIe siècle.

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Joseph SATTLER (1867-1931) Die Wiedertaufer. Berlin, Stargardt, s.d. (1895), un vol. in-4° br. sous couv. ill. Recueil de 30 planches satyriques inspirées par des gravures du début du XVIe siècle.

Sattler, Joseph: (1867-1931). "Pan 1895-1896".

Sattler, Joseph: (1867-1931). "Pan 1895-1896". Farblithogr. bei Imprimerie Chaix, 1897. Blgr. 39,5 x 29 cm. Mit dem Trockenst. - (= Maîtres de l'Affiche, Pl. 67).

JOSEF SATTLER Schrobenhausen 1867 - 1931 München

JOSEF SATTLER Schrobenhausen 1867 - 1931 München Lesender. Holzschnitt. Mit dem Monogramm und der Bezeichnung "A. L. Sc" im Stock. Auf Japan. 25 x 12 cm. Mit schwachen Knickspuren. [sg

JOSEPH SATTLER (1867-1931) PAN. 1895. 13x11 inches. Albert Frisch, Berlin.

JOSEPH SATTLER (1867-1931) PAN. 1895.

13 1/2x11 inches. Albert Frisch, Berlin. Condition B+: restored tear through upper right corner; crease in image. In Germany there were three illustrated magazines at the heart of the graphic revolution which swept the country from the 1890s: Simplicissimus and Jugend in Munich and Pan in Berlin. The magazines were so influential that Sattler's image instantly became an icon (amongst other laurels, it became one of the only German posters reproduced in Les Maitres de l'Affiche ). The poster was originally published in a small format (40x60 cm) to be put in bookstores and La Plume offered this extreme rarity for sale to collectors, as item #257 in its Album d'Affiches et Estampes, for 10 francs. As Pan was a magazine that was geared towards bibliophiles and art lovers, part of their service to their readers was to include supplemental lithographs (the most famous being Lautrec's bust portrait of Madame Lender). The copy we have here is the Pan supplement, a reproduction, smaller than the original, carefully printed under the artist's supervision. DFP III 2791, Maitres pl. 67.