Grisebach’s Winter Auctions in Berlin Led by a Pink Lucio Fontana, as the House Turns 40
On 26 November 2026, Grisebach's Evening Sale in Berlin will feature a pink Concetto Spaziale (1966–67) by Lucio Fontana, marking its return to the auction scene after 40 years. This piece from Fontana’s Olii series is valued between €300,000 and €400,000. Additionally, Yves Klein’s Untitled Shroud Anthropometry (ANT SU 30, 1960) carries an estimated worth of €2–3 million. The Wulf Herzogenrath Collection showcases works by notable artists including Gerhard Richter, Paula Modersohn-Becker, Arthur Segal, László Péri, John Cage, Nam June Paik, Marcel Duchamp, and Sigmar Polke. These auctions celebrate four decades since Grisebach was established by five dealers in 1986 to promote German art and culture.
Key facts
- Grisebach’s Winter Auctions 2026 take place in Berlin on 26 and 27 November 2026
- Lucio Fontana’s pink Concetto Spaziale, made 1966–67, leads the Evening Sale on 26 November
- The Fontana is estimated at €300,000–400,000 and has been in the same German collection for forty years
- It returns to the market for the first time
- Yves Klein’s Untitled Shroud Anthropometry (ANT SU 30), 1960, is estimated at €2–3 million
- The Klein is one of the few Anthropometries still privately owned
- Lots from the Wulf Herzogenrath Collection range from Gerhard Richter and Paula Modersohn-Becker to John Cage, Nam June Paik, Marcel Duchamp and Sigmar Polke
- Grisebach was founded in Berlin in early 1986 by five art dealers and marks its fortieth anniversary
- The house is based in a villa on Berlin’s Fasanenstraße and remains guided by founder Bernd Schultz
Entities
Artists
- Lucio Fontana
- Yves Klein
- Gerhard Richter
- Paula Modersohn-Becker
- Arthur Segal
- László Péri
- John Cage
- Nam June Paik
- Marcel Duchamp
- Sigmar Polke
- Bernd Schultz
- Wulf Herzogenrath
- Cristina Masturzo
Institutions
- Grisebach
- Artribune
Locations
- Berlin
- Germany
- Fasanenstraße