Moeller Fine Art, Berlin

Profile

Under the direction of Stephanie Moeller, Moeller Fine Art Berlin opened its doors on 28 April, 2009 at Tempelhofer Ufer 11 in Berlin Kreuzberg. The Belle Epoque Palais Eger, commissioned by brothers Carl and Paul Eger in 1881 and designed by architects Gustav Knoblauch and Hermann Wex, was purchased in 1890 by Prince Aribert von Anhalt. In the 1980s and 1990s, the collector Hans-Hermann Stober used the courtyard carriage house as a meeting place for the Berlin contemporary art world. Today, redesigned by architect Thomas Kröger, the ground floor comprised of 350 square meters will continue this rich history and begin the next chapter of Moeller Fine Art. In addition to the New York gallery's established program of modern masters, Moeller Fine Art Berlin shows international mid-career and emerging artists.

represented artists

Clive Barker      Ernst Barlach      Mary Bauermeister      Max Beckmann      Pierre Bonnard      Alexander Calder      Paul Cézanne      Edgar Degas      Robert Delaunay      André Derain      Piero Dorazio      Jean Dubuffet      Marcel Duchamp      Max Ernst      Lyonel Feininger      Eric Fischl      Eric Fonteneau      Sam Francis      Hubertus Gojowczyk      George Grosz      Erich Heckel      Auguste Herbin      Mildred Howard

Alexej von Jawlensky      Wassily Kandinsky      Ernst Ludwig Kirchner      R. B. Kitaj      Paul Klee      Jacques Lipchitz      Aristide Maillol      Tom Molloy      Henry Moore      Simon Norfolk      Richard Pettibone      Pablo Picasso      André Raffray      Auguste Rodin      Georges Rouault      Lucas Samaras      Gino Severini      Alfred Sisley      Mark Tobey      Tom Wesselmann