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Willi Kismer (b 1951)

Biography of German artist Willi Kismer (b 1951)

Willi Kismer (b 1951) was born in Duisburg, West Germany in 1951.

Kismer started a career in music playing in a rock band until 1980, after which he concentrated on the visual arts. Kismer set up a studio in Germany and then moved to Bourgogne in France. He studied in India for a year and now works again in Germany.

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Lot FS28/312

Lot FS28/312: Willi Kismer [20/21st Century German] - 'Roter Troso', draped Female Nude

Willi Kismer [20/21st Century German] - 'Roter Troso', draped female nude - signed and inscribed etching plate size 38 x 26.5cm.

Estimate: £100 - £150
Realised: £220

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Sale FS28; Lot: 0941: An early 19th Century Chinese black lacquer and gilt heightened cabinet on stand, the architectural interior fitted with small drawers and shelves with giltwood uprights and pierced fretwork aprons and galleries, decorated with bamboo and prunus trees and pagodas in garden landscapes, having a central scroll flanked by inscription panels and hanging lanterns, enclosed by a pair of doors further decorated with pagoda garden landscapes, the sides with applied brass carrying handles, the later stand with a pierced fret geometric apron on shaped legs, united by X-frame stretcher, terminating in claw and ball feet, the cabinet 99cm (3ft 3in) wide, 181.5cm (5ft 11 1/2in) overall height.

An Early 19th Century Chinese Black Lacquer and Gilt Heightened Cabinet on ... (FS28/941)

Sold for £4,000

Sale FS40; Lot: 0619: A pair of Coalport jars and covers of tapering form set on four lion paw feet, the handles with lion mask terminals, both decorated with gilt edged landscape panels, one by Percy Simpson, on gilt embellished royal blue grounds, green backstamps and pattern No V 6969/E, one captioned 'Mt. Venus', circa 1915-20, 17cm high, [knops and one handle restored].

A Pair of Coalport Jars and Covers (FS40/619)

Sold for £130

Sale FS39; Lot: 0878: A contemporary Brights of Nettlebed knole settee, with drop ends, fully upholstered in William Morris style foliate and peacock fan cream ground fabric, complete with loose cushions and bolsters and on castors, 208cm (6ft 10in) long.

A Contemporary Brights of Nettlebed Knole Settee (FS39/878)

Sold for £2,200

Sale FS37; Lot: 1212: A Chinese carved wood and red lacquered veneer urn stand, of shaped hexagonal outline, with all over decoration of peony blossom amidst foliage, the top with a central figure of a peacock, having a dentil edge on an integral base with shaped apron and six scroll supports with platform base, 55cm (1ft 9 1/2in) long, 54cm (1ft 9 1/4in) high.

A Chinese Carved Wood and Red Lacquered Veneer Urn Stand (FS37/1212)

Sold for £1,550

A 19th Century Continental Icon, Mother of God (FS41/839)

Sold for £820

Sale FS40; Lot: 0711: A Japanese carved okimono of a semi-blind river crossing assistant carrying a young woman on his back with a dog holding onto a spray of flowers, signed Kozan (Takatama), Meiji period, 16.5cm high.

A Japanese Carved Okimono (FS40/711)

Sold for £650

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