Emanuel von Baeyer Ltd
About Emanuel von Baeyer Ltd
Emanuel von Baeyer London was founded in 1998 and has since been
firmly established as a leading representative of the younger generation
of old master dealers. Emanuel von Baeyer deals principally in fine
European drawings, prints and paintings from the fifteenth through the
twentieth century. We also handle select postwar and contemporary art,
showing interest in both established and emerging artists.
Emanuel von Baeyer works with a broad range of paintings, drawings
and prints all of which are of the highest quality and often rare and
distinguished examples. Areas of particular interest are: the School of
Fontainebleau, 17th and 18th century Italian prints, the Prague court of
Rudolph II and his artistic circle and German 17th century art.
Interest in this fuelled work on the Expressive Baroque period, a
Central-European movement of the first half of the 18th century, here
focussing on prints and drawings and paintings. Recently French 17th and
18th century art have been a central focus, as well as British art from
the same period. German 19th century culture is also a fascinating area
as it was constantly evolving and embracing movements such as early Romanticism, the Nazarenes, Biedermeier and Naturalism. Well-known names
from these areas are represented alongside contemporaneous works from
the French Romantics, Impressionists and fin-de-siècle artists.
Emanuel von Baeyer regularly participates in the London Original
Print Fair, Frieze Masters London, Master Drawings Week in London and
New York, IFPDA Print Fair New York, Antiquarian Booksellers
Associations (ABA), TEFAF, Maastricht and Stuttgarter Antiquariatsmesse.
He is also a member of the International Fine Print Dealers Association
(IFPDA) and the International League of Antiquarian Booksellers (ILAB).
As an extension of Emanuel von Baeyer Londons regular activities,
Emanuel von Baeyer Cabinet conducts his business from his premises in St Johns Wood, London where he is always glad to receive visitors by appointment. In 2024 he opened an exhibition space at 18 Cecil Court in central London which hosts regular group and solo exhibitions as well as events.
His clientele includes older and younger generations of private collectors, art historians and museum curators from institutions around the world.
He is now widely recognized as an innovative dealer within his field and has published numerous specialist sales catalogues. He has provided expert opinion for private individuals and for legal purposes, and is happy to act on a client’s behalf on purchases and other matters.The company is sensitive to the issue of restitution and its implications.
Catalogues
2024 – ‘German Renaissance 1500 – 1550: Rare prints and two highly important portrait drawings’
2023 – ‘Deutsch Englisch / German British 1850 – 1920: Drawings, Prints, Photographs, Sculptures and Letters’
2022 – ‘Hercules Segers: Woodland Path’
2021 – ‘Karel Appel. Monumental: A Group of Sculptures’
2018 – ‘From Parmigianino to Tiepolo. Italian Old Master Prints from a Private Collection’
2017 – ‘Sense and Perception: Artists Books, Works on Paper, Writings and Ephemera of the Last 85 Years’
2016 – ‘The Hellmuth Wallach collection. From the Master of the Tarocchi Cards to Manet’
Further information on our catalogues can be found here: https://evbaeyer.com/catalogues/.
Exhibitions at Emanuel von Baeyer Gallery in 18 Cecil Court:
Absolute Reality Relative, Archie Fooks - Smith, 28/11/2024 - 23/12/2024
Current Emanuel von Baeyer Cabinet exhibitions:
Howard Smith, Palette, 21/11/24 - 31/01/25
Francis Bernard, From Experimental Photography to Advertisement, 28/10/24 - 30/11/24
Current Emanuel von Baeyer Upstairs exhibitions:
Paul Gauguin and the circle of Vincent Van Gogh
From Sofonisba to Ida
Emanuel von Baeyer Ltd Specialises In
- Fine European Drawings
- Rare Prints
- Selected Paintings from the fifteenth to the nineteenth centuries
- Autographs
- Works on Paper
- Writings and Ephemera of the Last 85 Years.
- Artists Books
Emanuel von Baeyer Ltd
Hours of Operation
Office: Mon-Fri 10.00-6.30 by appointment
Exhbition Space: 18 Cecil Mon-Fri 12-7 and Sat:3-7