Waldemar Rösler

Striesen 1882 - Arys 1916


The painter Waldemar Rösler was born in Saxony in 1882. He maintained a close friendship with Max Liebermann. Waldemar Rösler was a member and chairman of the Berlin Sezession. Rösler was married to Oda Hardt-Rösler, one of very few women at the Königsberg Art Academy at the time.
In 1916 Waldemar Rösler cut short his life by committing suicide. During the Nazi rule his works were classified as "degenerate".

Gerhard Richter
Herr Uecker
499,500 $
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Konrad Klapheck
Die Technik der Eroberung
199,800 $
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Karl Hofer
Zwei Frauen am Brunnen
166,500 $
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Karl Schmidt-Rottluff
Verschneite Schonung
133,200 $
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Georg Baselitz
Tiere
133,200 $
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Konrad Klapheck
Die Seherin
133,200 $
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Markus Lüpertz
Zaun (dithyrambisch)
111,000 $
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William N. Copley
Father, Dear Father, Come Home With Me Now, The Clock in the Steeple Strikes One (From "Come Home, Father" by Henry Clay Work)
88,800 $
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