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A DEEP DIVE INTO OUR MARCH AUCTIONS
From ancient Egyptian treasures to the Gilded Age: KollerView draws back the curtain on our March auctions.
REVIEW 2025
THE YEAR 2025 AT KOLLER
2025 exceeded all expectations at Koller.
While the press predicted a downturn in the auction market, our auctions were vibrant, full of surprises and highly successful. Rediscovered works and extraordinary stories made the year one of the most exciting in recent times.
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EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY – DISCOVER THE ONES IN OUR UPCOMING AUCTIONS
From the beginnings of Modern Art to enigmatic, philosophical works that leave us both fascinated and perplexed, the pieces in our November/December auctions have many stories to tell. Explore their diverse worlds in our latest KOLLERview – you may make surprising discoveries, or enjoy spending time with ‘old friends’.
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EVERY PICTURE TELLS A STORY – DISCOVER THE ONES FROM OUR SEPTEMBER AUCTIONS
Fascinating collections of rare objets d’art, a rediscovered piece of a Renaissance puzzle, and gold jewellery worn by our ancestors over 2,500 years ago – the beauty of the works presented in our September auctions is matched only by the stories they tell. Embark on a journey through art and time with this issue of KOLLERview.
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THE STORIES BEHIND THE ARTWORKS
IN OUR JUNE AUCTIONS
From Gandhara to New York, a journey through eras and continents: KOLLERview presents works of art with history – from ancient Buddhas to Botero's Mona Lisa.
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• Zeitlose Schönheit
• Pracht und Vergänglichkeit
• Prächtige Dekore und patinierte Bronzen
• Stundenbücher und private Post
• Vom Biedermeier zum Pleinair-Naturalismus
• Der Traum, aus dem die Stoffe sind
HIGHLIGHTS VIDEOS, MARCH 2026 AUCTIONS
PIETER BRUEGHEL THE YOUNGER
A glimpse of everyday life – 400 years ago
Discover Pieter Brueghel the Younger's unique ability to plunge the viewer in a scene, not of a historical or mythological moment, but of the daily life of everyday people.
Photo credit: Anthony van Dyck, Portrait of Pieter Brueghel the Younger, Etching, 242 × 155 mm. Sarah Campbell Blaffer Foundation, Houston.