Moeller Fine Art

Lyonel Feininger frequently numbered his woodcuts at the bottom center. In his numbering system, the first two digits indicate the year he made the woodcut and the last one to two digits serve to keep count of his production in a given year. For example, "184" means that Feininger made the woodcut in 1918 and it was his fourth one made that year, while "1829" means the 29th woodcut made in 1918.

A showcase of 19 fine works that Lyonel Feininger (1871–1956) made during World War I. The selection offers insight into the artist’s formal language as it developed during this time.

A mini retrospective of thirty extraordinary Lyonel Feininger paintings sold by Moeller Fine Art. Over a deep 50-years engagement with the artist's work, Achim Moeller had the privilege to place them in important private and public collections. An online viewing room is available for your enjoyment.

Exhibition extended for ADAA Gallery Walk this Saturday, February 29, 2020 from 10am to 1pm