Ludorff Gallery, expert in German expressionism

Founded in 1975 Gallery Ludorff is one of the world's leading art dealers in German Expressionism, German Impressionism as well as in Post War Abstraction and the work of Selected Contemporary Artists such as Sam Francis and Serge Poliakoff.

German Expressionism is at the very core of the Ludorff gallery's portfolio. Galerie Ludorff has built up a leading reputation for the work of the Brücke- and Blauer Reiter- artists such as Alexej von Jawlensky, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, August Macke, Otto Mueller, Karl Schmidt-Rottluff, Emil Nolde, Herrmann-Max Pechstein, Gabriele Münter, August Macke and Erich Heckel. Thir strong team of experts has also gained invaluable expertise in the work of other modern, post-war and contemporary masters such as Josef Albers, Willy Baumeister, Max Beckmann, Max Ernst,  Lyonel Feininger, Sam Francis, Paul Klee, Oskar Kokoschka, Käthe Kollwitz, Max Liebermann, Ernst Wilhelm Nay, Hans Purrmann, Gerhard Richter, Egon Schiele, and Hermann Hesse.

For Manuel Ludorff, "the German expressionism is pretty much a love affaire, it isn't a theoretical movement at all".

German expressionism is a good investment "as it is a very international market that is collecting it. All these artists are historically well established and the volume of available pieces is very limited. So as an investment point of view German expressionism is one of the most interesting investment man could take today", says Manuel Ludorff.

To read more about the German Expressionism trends on the Art Market, visit the Art Market Poll Center.

Sonia Delaunay	Max Ernst	Sam Francis

Comments

• Mikaël G. (2011-03-02) Report to moderator i don't understand this logic: people use to say that german expressionist artists aren't speculative - sure values - but in the same time I read that prices have doubled in less than a decade! If it is'nt speculative, why are prices increasing so rapidly?! i don't understand this logic: people use to say that german expressionist artists aren't speculative - sure values - but in the same time I read that prices have doubled in less than a decade! If it is'nt speculative, why are prices increasing so rapidly?!
• Ralph Kargoo (2011-02-28) Report to moderator German Expressionism is said to be a good investment. I was told 10 years ago to buy a Emil Nolde oil on canvas, which I didn't do!! I saw the same painting in auction last year and it was sold 5 times the prices I was asked by the dealer... too bad. Is it too late to make good investments in these artists? I feel like the market has increased too quickly and that things will soon collapse. What do you think? R.K.Jr German Expressionism is said to be a good investment. I was told 10 years ago to buy a Emil Nolde oil on canvas, which I didn't do!! I saw the same painting in auction last year and it was sold 5 times the prices I was asked by the dealer... too bad. Is it too late to make good investments in these artists? I feel like the market has increased too quickly and that things will soon collapse. What do you think? R.K.Jr

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