Koller Review 2024

9 In a rush of colour Auguste Rodin. Femme nageant. Circa 1898/1900. Watercolour and pencil on paper laid down on board. 21.1 × 24.8 cm. Sold for CHF 145 000 Pierre Auguste Renoir. Paysage. Circa 1910. Oil on canvas. 28 × 46.5 cm. Sold for CHF 225 000 Gabriele Münter. Haus am See mit blauen Bergen. 1933–35. Oil on board. 38 × 40 cm. © 2025, ProLitteris, Zurich Sold for CHF 250 000 Around the turn of the last century, a wide range of modern art movements emerged. Post-Impres- sionist works encountered Symbolism and early Expressionism, and later, New Objectivity. Not only did the formal vocabulary of painting change, but colour palettes also moved away from nature as a unique model. The enthusiasm of collectors for the innovative new trends was an essential element in their development.