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Otto Antoine (1865-1951)

Over 200 pieces of Otto Antoine's 19th & 20th Century Art moves on to the Market to find a New Conservatorship.

Start with some oils

Otto Antoine (1865-1951)

Over 200 pieces of Otto Antoine's 19th & 20th Century Art moves on to the Market to find a New Conservatorship.

Start with some oils

The little we know about Otto Antoine:

Oils

Commercial & Graphic

Water Colors

Otto Antoine, 19th 20th century art, was a member of the Association of Berlin Artists, which was founded in 1841. Later, he represented his fellow artists as a member of the association’s board and was repeatedly involved in the setting up of the Greater Berlin Art Exhibition. Eventually, he became an honorary member and honorary president of the association.

Water Colors

Commercial & Graphic

Water Colors

After democratic pluralism found its way into the officially supported art of Berlin after the end of World War I and the artist associations (Association of Berlin Artists, Berlin Secession, Free Secession, and Novembergruppe) for the first time provided a comprehensive overview of the artistic work in Berlin, Otto Antoine and Hans Harti

Otto Antoine was a member of the Association of Berlin Artists, which was founded in 1841. Later, he represented his fellow artists as a member of the association’s board and was repeatedly involved in the setting up of the Greater Berlin Art Exhibition. Eventually, he became an honorary member and honorary president of the association.

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Commercial & Graphic

In September 1905, the Postal Museum purchased the painting “Personenpost auf den Kanarischen Inseln” (Personal Mail in the Canary Islands), which he completed during the aforementioned study trip.

Antoine enjoyed some special privileges in Berlin and was even allowed to use his office as his studio. From his office, he had a view of the

Antoine enjoyed some special privileges in Berlin and was even allowed to use his office as his studio. From his office, he had a view of the Trinity Church (Dreifaltigkeitskirche, also known as Schleiermacherkirche) located at Mauerstrasse, which he painted throughout all seasons and times of the day. The Postal Museum tasked him with the illustration of numerous subjects which were then exhibited at the museum. Among those were his paintings “Ein Hochzeitspaar im Wagen” (Newlyweds in a Vehicle, 1897) and “Augsburger Boten Peter Derffus und Gottfried Thanner” (Augsburg Mail Carriers Peter Derffuss and Gottfried Thanner, 1898).

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Pencil / Graphite

Commercial & Graphic

Among the artists who were friends of Otto Antoine were several other “postal painters,” such as Richard Albitz (1876-1954) and Gustav Fenkohl (1872-1950), who had evolved from Berlin’s art scene. All his life, Otto Antoine was loyal to impressionism. His style barely changed after his training under Skarbina, not even when an “art revo

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Otto Antoine (1865-1951)

Otto Antoine (1865-1951)