Stephanie Hollenstein

Blumenstrauß in Gläserner Vase

The extensive work of Vilma Eckl covers a period of more than seventy years. Her incomparable artistic talent and her essential contribution to the history of art can be seen in her ...

The painter has revived an old motif for this painting. The earliest flower still lifes in Europe originate from Early Netherlandish painting. Earlier flower paintings come from West...

The artist's modesty was probably an obstacle to her career. Her magnificent, expressive works have few equals in Austria, but the time has come for her work to be honoured anew afte...

The artwork is signed on the lower left and inscribed verso with details about the work, the artist's atelier; artist stamp.

Set within an oval opening, this floral arrangement combines a formal presentation with a lively, varied bouquet. Cream, pale pink, yellow, orange, red, and cool blue blossoms rise f...

A compact bouquet of pink, crimson, lilac, and pale blush flowers is gathered in a deep cobalt-blue bowl, creating a strong contrast between saturated colour and muted surroundings. ...

Presented with formal clarity, this abundant bouquet occupies the centre of a warm brown field and rises from a low, rounded vessel placed on a narrow ledge. Full pink, coral, cream,...

Yelva Petrea Sophie Vermehren, born February 13, 1878 in Helsingborg, died in 1980 102 years old, was a Swedish-Danish painter. She was the daughter of the wholesaler Johan Carl Emil Bock and Nanna Oline Christiane Augustinus. She married the Danish artist Sophus Vermehren in 1901 but the marriage ended in divorce. She studied at "Voss tegnskole", Wermehren's art school in Copenhagen and at Teknisk Skole in Odense as well as with Valdemar Irminger...