Ferdinand Engelmüller Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Ferdinand Engelmüller Art Value Price Guide

Jun. 07, 2026
Ferdinand Engelmüller (Czech, 1867 - 1924)
Est: Kč150,000 - Kč170,000
Winter Mood, 1904, pastel on cardboard, signed and dated lower right “F. Engelmüller 1904” (authorially retraced signature after completion of the work), painting dimensions 71.5 × 104.5 cm, overall dimensions 90 × 120 cm, original framing, glazed, very good condition, see photos. Expert opinion: PhDr. Mgr. Michael Zachar. Excerpt from the expert report: The academic painter Ferdinand Engelmüller (1867–1924) was a prominent representative of the first generation of students of Professor Julius Marak’s landscape school at the Prague Academy. He began his studies there in 1889 and completed them in 1894. In 1890 he painted landscapes in the Elbe region together with Slavicek, then working in the popular grey-silver tonality, gradually mastering plein-air painting while continuing to produce studio works, still lifes, and somewhat formal landscapes based on drawings or studies. Only from the turn of the century did his versatile technique (he was an unsurpassed master of pastel) gain greater confidence and expressive impact. The artist exhibited throughout Europe and achieved significant success—he is, incidentally, the only member of the Marak school represented in the collections of the Belvedere Gallery in Vienna, with a multi-part cycle Czech Landscape. Engelmüller also taught; among his best-known students was Otakar Nejedly. The examined, colouristically expressive and festive painting represents a typical example of Engelmüller’s atmospheric landscape work from the period after overcoming Böcklin-inspired symbolism, when he published several large-format volumes reproducing his fairytale-like and mood-driven landscapes. The work displays a highly accomplished technique, a trembling vibrato characteristic of Art Nouveau lyrical expression. The delicate, almost refined palette is interwoven with muted greens and pinks in a sophisticated orchestration of half-tones; particularly striking is the contrast between the pinkish sky and the dense tones of moist vegetation. It is an important contribution to the further understanding of this still underappreciated artist. I confirm the authenticity of this gallery-quality painting by Ferdinand Engelmüller
Galerie Ustar
Jun. 01, 2026
FERDINAND ENGELMÜLLER (CZECH / BOHEMIAN 1867 - 1924) - On the Elbe
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dated 1916 | technique: oil on canvas | 70 × 90 cm | signature: bottom right | framed | note: exhibited: "Landscape of my heart", Litomyšl Castle Brewery 14. 6. - 7. 7. 2018 Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account. This is an automatically generated English translation from the original Czech text using deepl.com and is intended for reference only - it does not constitute a legally binding statement of the lot's properties. Please note that we can only guarantee the accuracy of the description and condition as stated in the original Czech version.
Einszwei Gallery
Jun. 01, 2026
FERDINAND ENGELMÜLLER (CZECH / BOHEMIAN 1867 - 1924) - Landscape with Sheep (large format)
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1900 - 1910 | technique: oil on canvas | 116 × 151.5 cm | signature: bottom right | note: Exhibited: JUV Group Exhibition, 1944; Exhibited and published in the catalogue "Landscape of My Heart", Litomyšl Castle Brewery, 14. 6.-7. 7. 2018 (with wrong dimensions and title) Lot information Exhibited: JUV Group Exhibition, 1944; Exhibited and published in the catalogue "Landscape of My Heart", Litomyšl Castle Brewery, 14. 6.-7. 7. 2018 (with wrong dimensions and title) Bidders are obliged to inform themselves about the condition of the lots before the auction, subsequent complaints will not be taken into account. This is an automatically generated English translation from the original Czech text using deepl.com and is intended for reference only - it does not constitute a legally binding statement of the lot's properties. Please note that we can only guarantee the accuracy of the description and condition as stated in the original Czech version.
Einszwei Gallery
Nov. 18, 2025
FERDINAND ENGELMÜLLER (CZECH / BOHEMIAN 1867 - 1924) - Herd under the birch trees
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technique: etching on paper | 160 x 225 mm | signature: bottom right | loose leaf
Einszwei Gallery
Nov. 18, 2025
FERDINAND ENGELMÜLLER (CZECH / BOHEMIAN 1867 - 1924) - Coastal studies
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technique: pencil on paper | 13 x 20.5 cm | signature: legacy stamp on the back | loose leaf
Einszwei Gallery
Jun. 05, 2025
FERDINAND ENGELMÜLLER 1867 - 1924 - VILLAGE LANDSCAPE SERIES
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A cycle of seven works by Ferdinand Engelmüller with rural motifs. In the presented works we can find some typical painterly expressions - dreamy landscapes, melancholic views and also work with light in early autumn time, when Engelmüller enveloped everything in the evening atmosphere. Ferdinand Engelmüller, a pupil of Prof. Julius Mařák at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, was among the founders of Mánes after graduating in 1896, but left the association after two years and joined the Union of Artists. Various formats, 24,5 x 34 cm or 31,5 x 23 cm. Technique: oil on cardboard, Signed: signed on some of the artworks lower left and right: F. Engelmuller
Arthouse Hejtmánek
May. 09, 2025
ENGELMÜLLER, FERDINAND: Frau mit Blumenkorb und Schwan.
Est: CHF500 - CHF1,000
ENGELMÜLLER, FERDINAND (1867 Prag 1924) : Frau mit Blumenkorb und Schwan; Öl auf Leinwand, doubliert; 56x56 cm; sig. u.r.
Dobiaschofsky Auktionen AG
Nov. 25, 2024
FERDINAND ENGELMULLER (Czech / Bohemian 1867 - 1924) - Country road
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before 1900 | technique: oil on cardboard | 22.5 x 28.5 cm | signature: bottom right | framed Lot description This painting by Ferdinand Engellmuller comes from the period 1895-1897, when the painter concentrated on realistic landscape painting under the influence of the work of Antonin Chittussi. Here, Engellmuller has carefully captured a quiet rural landscape with a simple but striking motif of a dirt road winding its way across the flat countryside. The influence of Chittussi is evident in the emphasis on realism and in the work with the atmosphere, where a melancholic tone dominates. The painting is characterized by its moderate color palette and gentle transition of lights and shadows, which enhances the feeling of calm and simplicity, which was very popular in the landscapes of Marak's school at that time.
Einszwei Gallery
Nov. 25, 2024
FERDINAND ENGELMULLER (Czech / Bohemian 1867 - 1924) - Autumn park
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1920 | technique: oil on canvas | 68 x 88 cm | signature: bottom right | framed Lot description The work of Ferdinand Engelmuller, called "Autumn Park", is a proof of his masterful processing of the landscape and sensitive perception of nature. The work depicts a park scenery with a distinctive sculpture on a stone plinth, set in a late autumn environment, when the trees are already losing their leaves and nature is preparing for winter. The dilapidated architecture of the railings, covered with colorful vines, creates a subtle contrast between man and nature. The sculpture, apparently allegorical or mythological, can represent scenes of love or the relationship between deities and people, which was a frequent motif of park sculpture during the Baroque and Classicism periods. Such statues often decorated aristocratic parks, where they symbolized the harmony between the human world and nature. The painting evokes nostalgia for a bygone era and combines romantic melancholy with realistic painting. Engelmuller's landscapes stand out for their atmosphere, precise technique and ability to convey to the viewer a feeling of quiet contemplation, which has won them popularity among collectors and art lovers.
Einszwei Gallery
Jun. 19, 2024
FERDINAND ENGELMÜLLER: TSCHECHISCHE FLUSSLANDSCHAFT
Est: €1,000 - €2,000
Ferdinand Engelmüller Czech riverscape oil on cardboard; framed 30.5 x 39.5 cm signed on the lower left: Engelmüller private property, Austria
Im Kinsky
Nov. 27, 2023
Engelmuller Ferdinand (CZECH, 1867-1924) - Autumn Park
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Autumn Park
Einszwei Gallery
Jun. 14, 2022
FERDINAND ENGELMÜLLER 1867 - 1924 - AN ITALIAN LANDSCAPE
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F. Engelmüller, the student of prof. J. Mařák at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, after graduating he was among the founders of Mánes in 1896, but after two years he left the association and joined the Union of Fine Artists. From 1906 to 1908 he made many trips abroad, for example to Russia, Germany, Switzerland, Holland and Italy. The landscape with mature cypress trees certainly belongs among its dreamy moody landscapes, melancholic views of the old parks, especially in the autumn evening time, overgrown and abandoned monastery gardens. Impressive landscape perspective and cultivated colors show the mood of a summer day in a lonely park at the foot of the rocks. Technique: Oil on canvas, Signed: Lower left "F. Engelmüller"
Arthouse Hejtmánek
May. 28, 2022
Ferdinand Engelmüller (1867-1924)
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MEDITERRANEAN LANDSCAPE 1902 Oil on canvas, 124x157,5 cm, signed and dated lower right "F. ENGELMÜLLER 1902.". Framed.
Auction House Zezula
Sep. 30, 2021
Ferdinand Engelmuller (1867-1924), Continental landscape, moonlit cypress trees behind a lake, oil on canvas (board-backed), signed to lower left corner, 57.5 cm x 44.5 cm, framed.
Est: £300 - £500
Ferdinand Engelmuller (1867-1924), Continental landscape, moonlit cypress trees behind a lake, oil on canvas (board-backed), signed to lower left corner, 57.5 cm x 44.5 cm, framed.
Dawsons Auctioneers
May. 31, 2021
FERDINAND ENGELMULLER (Czech 1867-1924)
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Engelmüller Ferdinand, Autumn mood in the castle park | circa 1910 | dimensions: 70 x 58 cm | oil on canvas | signed lower right | framed | Exhibited: Light in Pictures - Czech Impressionism in the Prague Castle Riding Hall, 2017 Starting Bid EUR 1200
Einszwei Gallery
May. 31, 2021
FERDINAND ENGELMULLER (Czech 1867-1924)
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Engelmüller Ferdinand, View of Prague | 1912 | dimensions: 65 x 96 cm | oil on canvas | signed lower left | framed Starting Bid EUR 400
Einszwei Gallery
Sep. 08, 2019
Ferdinand Engelmuller - Dark Forest
Est: $3,000 - $5,000
Dark Forest - signed oil on canvas, 36" x 27" (framed)
Westbridge Fine Art Auction House
Dec. 06, 2018
FERDINAND ENGELMULLER (1867-1924): WINDY DAY
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1907 68 x 82.5 cm (h x w) Oil on canvas, mounted on cardboard. Signed lower right: "F. ENGELMULLER 1967". From the assessment by PhDr. Nadezda Blazicková-Horová, “Windy Day is an unquestionable and excellent work by Ferdinand Engelmüller, who studied under Julius Marák at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague. After he completed his studies he was a founder of the Manes in 1896, but after two years he left the association and entered the Union of Fine Artists. In 1897 he opened a highly successful painting school on the Vltava river embankment in central Prague, which went on to become the official preparatory school for Academy students. In 1916 he moved into the former apartment of Tomas Garrigue Masaryk in Hrzán Palace on Loretanska Street, where he expanded his painting school and turned his studio with a terrace overlooking Prague into a centre of Prague art society. He travelled extensively and in Bohemia he particularly enjoyed painting the Elbe River Valley and the area around Trebon. At the start of his career he was influenced by Chittussi, painted with Antonin Slavicek, and in the mid-1890s was captivated by decadent poetry. Frequent subjects in his paintings are snowy atmospheric landscape, melancholic views of old parks, especially in the autumn evening light, and overgrown, abandoned monastery gardens. He also painted landscapes affected by various types of weather, as seen in Windy Day. The impressive landscape perspective and cultivated colour depicts the mood of a windy summer day, the wind bending trees and reeds along the shore and pushing the white clouds filling the sky into the foreground, captured in a masterfully painted work. Windy Day is an excellent painting by the artist.” Starting price: 85 000 CZK (3 333 EUR)
Arthouse Hejtmánek
Sep. 27, 2017
ENGELMÜLLER FERDINAND ( 1867 - 1924 ) - Czech landscape
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Oil on canvas, signed lower left, dated 1905. Originality verified PhDr. Michael Zachar.
Art Gallery R&K s.r.o
Jun. 09, 2012
Ferdinand Engelmüller (1867-1924) VIEW ON PRAGUE.
Est: Kč29,000 - Kč58,000
Ferdinand Engelmüller (1867-1924) VIEW ON PRAGUE. View from Hradčany towards the Lesser Town with the river banks of an Old Town. Oil on cardboard, 50x34,5 cm, bottom right corner signed „F. ENGELMÜLLER". Framed. Condition B/C. Ferdinand Engelmüller (1867-1924) POHLED NA PRAHU. Pohled od Hradčan na Malou Stranu a nábřeží se Starým Městem. Olej na kartonu, 50x34,5 cm, sign. vpravo dole „F. ENGELMÜLLER". Rámováno. Stav B/C. Ferdinand Engelmüller (1867-1924) BLICK AUF PRAG. Blick von Hradschin auf die Kleinseite und Altstadt. Öl auf Karton, 50x34,5 cm, rechts unten sign. „F. ENGELMÜLLER". Gerahmt. Zustand B/C.
Auction House Zezula
Dec. 04, 2010
FERDINAND ENGELMÜLLER (1867-1924), KARLOVY VARY,
Est: Kč1,200 - Kč2,400
FERDINAND ENGELMÜLLER (1867-1924), KARLOVY VARY, 1901. Aquarelle on paper, 150x200 mm, bottom left with pen signature „F. Engelmüller 01", reverse side with label of Art's salon in Prague. Mounted, glassed, framed. Condition A. FERDINAND ENGELMÜLLER (1867-1924), KARLOVY VARY, 1901. Akvarel na papíře, 150x200 mm, sign. vlevo dole perem „F. Engelmüller 01", na rubu štítek Salonu výtvarného umění v Praze. Paspartováno, rámováno, zaskleno. Stav A. FERDINAND ENGELMÜLLER (1867-1924), KARLSBAD, 1901. Aquarelle auf Papier, 150x200 mm, links unten mit Feder sign. „F. Engelmüller 01", verso Etikette des Salons der bildenden Kunst in Prag. Passepartout, gerahmt, verglast.
Auction House Zezula
Apr. 08, 2009
Ferdinand ENGELMÜLLER (Prag 1867-1924) Christus am
Est: €480 - €600
Ferdinand ENGELMÜLLER (Prag 1867-1924) Christus am Ölberg" Rückseite betitelt, beschriftet und signiert: F. Engelmüller, Öl auf Karton, ca. 42,5 x 28,5 cm, Rahmen beschädigt
Dorotheum
Nov. 24, 2007
Engelmüller Ferdinand (Prague 1867 - 1924 Prague)
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Engelmüller Ferdinand (Prague 1867 - 1924 Prague) Early Evening, signed F. Engelmüller bottom right, watercolour/paper, 20 x 25 cm, passe-partout, glass, frame
Dorotheum
Aug. 22, 2007
Ferdinand Engelmuller (Australian, 1867-1924)
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Coastal dwellings signed 'F. Engelmuller' (lower left), pastel heightened with bodycolour 54 x 53cm (21 1/4 x 20 7/8in).
Bonhams
May. 27, 2007
ENGELMULLER Ferdinand (22. 12. 1867 Prague - 29.
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ENGELMULLER Ferdinand (22. 12. 1867 Prague - 29. 9. 1924 Prague) Landscape Charcoal and watercolour on paper, 12 x 19 cm, mounted, glazed, undated [1921], signed with initials lower right, label with title from the M. Moucka salon dated 1949 on the reverse. Czech painter and graphic artist, he studied under J. Marak at the Academy of Arts in Prague, in 1896 he became a founding member of Manes, his chief theme were landscapes. See T 1/201, V 2/40, TB 10/544, B 4/164, NECVU 1/163.
European Arts
Sep. 14, 2006
FERDINAND ENGELMULLER AUSTRIAN, 1867-1924
Est: £800 - £1,200
LANDSCAPE 76.5x97cm.; 30x38¼in. signed and dated 1915; inscribed on a label attached to the stretcher oil on canvas
Sotheby's
Jul. 14, 2004
f - FERDINAND ENGELMULLER, AUSTRIAN 1867-1924
Est: £1,500 - £2,000
signed and dated 1915; inscribed on a label attached to the stretcher oil on canvas
Sotheby's