725/1117
Karl Hermann Roehricht
”Frank Gericke”. 1980
Sold for
1.000 EUR (incl. premium)
244/1250
Klaus Roenspieß
„Kleiner Bahnhof“. 1995
Sold for
687 EUR (incl. premium)
244/1251
Klaus Roenspieß
„Kleines Stadtbild mit Spaziergängern“. 1997
Sold for
875 EUR (incl. premium)
231/318
Abraham Roentgen
The Walderdorff Commode. Commode for Count Johann IX, Philipp von Walderdorff, Elector of Trier (1701-1768). 1755
Sold for
182.692 EUR (incl. premium)
257/340
Abraham und David Roentgen
Cylinder Bureau. Circa 1770/75
Sold for
75.000 EUR (incl. premium)
209/271
David Roentgen
Architect's desk with adjustable raising desk top. 1775/ 79
Sold for
85.400 EUR (incl. premium)
272/231
David Roentgen
Table with the profile portrait of Friedrich II., Landgrave of Hessen-Kassel (1720–1785). 1770/75
Sold for
81.250 EUR (incl. premium)
709/2273
Kristine Roepstorff
Star of Africa #10. 2007
Sold for
1.625 EUR (incl. premium)
277/1555
Kristine Roepstorff
„Eleven Excluded“. 2007
Sold for
1.000 EUR (incl. premium)
221/1472
Zbigniew Rogalski
Untitled (Triptychon). 2004
Sold for
3.125 EUR (incl. premium)
276/851
Zbigniew Rogalski
„Tracking“. 2004
Sold for
7.500 EUR (incl. premium)
316/1459
Zbigniew Rogalski
Untitled (Long Play). 2009
Sold for
961 EUR (incl. premium)
301/942
Zbigniew Rogalski
„FUNERAL PORTRAIT“. 2006
Sold for
15.000 EUR (incl. premium)
301/943
Zbigniew Rogalski
„ZBYLINA“. 2004
Sold for
5.000 EUR (incl. premium)
301/944
Zbigniew Rogalski
Together 2. 2004
Sold for
13.750 EUR (incl. premium)
277/1556
Zbigniew Rogalski
Umarmung. 2004
Sold for
4.875 EUR (incl. premium)
361/738
Zbigniew Rogalski
Together #5. 2004
Sold for
12.700 EUR (incl. premium)
327/753
Ricarda Roggan
”Das Zimmer I & II”. 2000
Sold for
3.750 EUR (incl. premium)
305/434
Carl Rogge
Country house E.[bstein]. Berlin-Zehlendorf (1926/27). The gentlemen's room. Architect: Alfred Gellhorn. 1927/1930
Sold for
375 EUR (incl. premium)
209/280
Henri-Victor Roguier
Terracotta pendulum clock, Amor and Ratio. 1815
Sold for
17.080 EUR (incl. premium)
263/2124
Franz Roh
Untitled (Woman in a chair), Berlin. 1928
Sold for
2.500 EUR (incl. premium)
256/2131
Franz Roh
Untitled. Circa 1930
Sold for
750 EUR (incl. premium)
340/101
Frederik Rohde
The Abbey of Santa Maria di Grottaferrata.
Sold for
3.750 EUR (incl. premium)
215/138
Frederik Rohde
Der Gardasee bei Torbole. 1843
Sold for
4.375 EUR (incl. premium)
349/188
Frederik Rohde
Italian landscape with ruins. 1844
Sold for
3.500 EUR (incl. premium)
230/2153
Werner Rohde
„,um 1900' Faschingskostümstudie“ (Renata). 1929–1930
Sold for
875 EUR (incl. premium)
263/2125
Werner Rohde
„Puppe“ (Doll). 1924
Sold for
1.500 EUR (incl. premium)
271/2099
Werner Rohde
„Wahrsagerin“ (Fortune teller). 1932
Sold for
787 EUR (incl. premium)
304/2152
Werner Rohde
Stork Scheme. Presumably 1950s
Sold for
10.625 EUR (incl. premium)
248/2129
Werner Rohde
Self portrait as a clown. 1928
Sold for
22.500 EUR (incl. premium)
238/2152
Werner Rohde
"Dunkle Figur“. 1928
Sold for
187.500 EUR (incl. premium)
248/2128
Werner Rohde
Empire dress (Fockemuseum Bremen). 1928–1935
Sold for
1.250 EUR (incl. premium)
256/2132
Werner Rohde
„Wachskopf“. 1928
Sold for
6.000 EUR (incl. premium)
329/2081
Werner Rohde
Self portrait, City Hotel, Place Dauphine, Paris. 1929
Sold for
2.250 EUR (incl. premium)
256/2133
Werner Rohde
„Paris“. 1929
Sold for
750 EUR (incl. premium)
238/2150
Werner Rohde
Empire hat. 1930
Sold for
1.500 EUR (incl. premium)
238/2151
Werner Rohde
"Karneval“. 1927
Sold for
9.375 EUR (incl. premium)
302/1243
Werner Rohde
Garten. 1932
Sold for
750 EUR (incl. premium)
349/187
Johann Martin von Rohden
Stone pillar in Rome (study).
Sold for
3.750 EUR (incl. premium)
255/100
Johann Martin von Rohden
View of Ariccia. 1830s
Sold for
10.625 EUR (incl. premium)
349/184
Johann Martin von Rohden
View of the Campagna.
Sold for
20.000 EUR (incl. premium)
210/16
Christian Rohlfs
„Haus in Soest“. 1916
Sold for
512.400 EUR (incl. premium)
233/471
Christian Rohlfs
Tulpen. 1920
Sold for
43.750 EUR (incl. premium)
251/526
Christian Rohlfs
„Rosen“. 1889
Sold for
31.250 EUR (incl. premium)
258/15
Christian Rohlfs
„Die blauen Berge“. Circa 1912
Sold for
150.000 EUR (incl. premium)
258/8
Christian Rohlfs
Lupinen. 1932
Sold for
15.000 EUR (incl. premium)
215/199
Christian Rohlfs
„Weimar mit Schloßturm“. 1883
Sold for
22.500 EUR (incl. premium)
293/1240
Christian Rohlfs
„Hockender weiblicher Akt“. Circa 1913
Sold for
2.250 EUR (incl. premium)
307/608
Christian Rohlfs
„Narzissen“. 1923
Sold for
7.000 EUR (incl. premium)
299/674
Christian Rohlfs
Kohlkopf. 1920
Sold for
10.000 EUR (incl. premium)
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