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After the successful 2021 autumn auctions, we will be taking a two-week company holiday.

Discover all works of our upcoming auction on Wednesday and Thursday, 8 & 9 December 2021.

Discover all works of our upcoming auction on Wednesday, 24 November 2021.

As part of our preview of the autumn auction Old Masters & 19th Century Art, we will be showing new works by Michael Bauch in our Hamburg dependence

Online only auction from 15 until 29 September 2021 | Further works from the collection of Dr. Hans Burchard von Harling

From Monday, 23 August 2021, we will be back for you in the usual way!

We look back at the successful first half of the 2021 season with our Top Ten from the auction 302!

Discover our upcoming summer auctions on 14 & 15 July 2021.

There is no need to wait any longer for the two big auction seasons each year: thanks to our Online only auctions, you can purchase art at Karl & Faber every month.

Event on 8 July 2021 | Enjoy a convivial evening in our space after a busy day at work

Event on 7 July 2021 | Prof. Dr. Magnus Resch presents his bestselling book “How To Become A Successful Artist”

Max Liebermann, Picasso, Andy Warhol, Vera Mercer, Bernd Zimmer, Kiddy Citny and many more.

Rupprecht Geiger, Günther Förg, Cy Twombly and many more. Discover the highlights of our special auction on April 21, 2021, 5 pm (CEST).

Founded as an auction price database in 1989, artnet’s services nowadays include online auctions, an online gallery network and artnet News, making the company a center to buy, sell and research fine art.

Discover our Journal 2021 with the cover topics: The Art of Collecting | Dr. Sonja Lechner | Johann König

You have probably already noticed: We have given our website an update. Find out here what has changed and what we have newly added for you.

A charity auction in cooperation with three partners: Various Others, Kunstverein München and Karl & Faber.

Why do people collect art? Out of passion, out of identification with art and artists, or out of monetary interests?

Discovering a collection is like tracking down a trail. The collector who has gathered the works leaves behind traces of his passion. They lead to places, to people and to ideas.