Jean-Jacques WALTZ, known as HANSI (1873–1951) - Lot 85

Our auction on June 28, 2026, celebrates Alsatian art through more than a hundred carefully selected lots. The auction is organized around three main themes: fine art, folk art, and antique prints.

The latter are represented by a lot of original lithographs—printed by Frédéric Émile SIMON, a

19th-century Alsatian artist and a pioneer of chromolithography (color lithography) and lithographic wash-and-watercolor—

depicting grand and magnificent panoramas of Strasbourg, as seen from the cathedral square.

The works of art are highlighted by a varied selection of glazed earthenware pieces by Théodore DECK, one of which is a

true rarity: two statues depicting a couple dressed in traditional attire in dazzling colors.

The furnishings are complemented by a set of designer furniture by Pierre CHAPO, sufficient to furnish an entire living room.

A large portion of the sale consists of modern art paintings from the 19th to the 20th century, highlighting the significance

of this pivotal period for Alsatian art, which was then in full swing. Several major artists are represented here. To name

mention just a few: Honoré UMBRICHT, featured in an extraordinary oil-on-canvas painting nearly one meter

in scale, titled *L’Alsace délivrée*, which the artist created at the end of World War I in 1918. This work, published in various books and periodicals of the time and reproduced as a lithograph, was widely circulated in the region and beyond, contributing to the development of the region’s collective imagery and the Alsatian people’s sense of belonging; Auguste ZWILLER, with an elegant yet daring interior scene, steeped in intimacy, in which a woman reveals

a breast while reading; Léo SCHNUG, with a gouache titled *Land Schaden*, of exceptional quality and dating from his

early artistic period, which, though small in size, exudes a condensed and complex quality through the artist’s virtuoso brushwork.

This work depicts the “damage to the land” inflicted by the war, which takes its toll on the people. Given Schnug’s

and his numerous setbacks linked to his excessive alcohol consumption, the figure depicted—armed

to the teeth and intoxicated, could be a reference to the artist’s own life. Lothar VON SEEBACH is depicted in a beautiful

oil portrait of an elegant woman wearing a hat, named Miss Mary (likely his favorite muse, whom he depicted in numerous

canvases), and Charles SPINDLER by his most famous marquetry piece, *D'r Hans im Schnokeloch*, which exists in two sizes; we will be presenting the larger and rarer version.

Finally, a significant section dedicated to contemporary Alsatian art will take center stage at the end of the auction. There, you will find original works by Camille CLAUS, Raymond-Émile WAYDELICH, and Christophe MEYER, among others.

Through this department, our ambition is clear: to contribute to a rigorous and legitimate reassessment of the place of

in the history of art. ALSATICA thus aims to be a place of recognition and transmission, where these works regain

their full aesthetic, historical, and cultural significance.

AUCTION DATE

Monday, June 29 at 2:00 p.m.

AUCTION VENUE

4 Place du Marché-aux-Poissons

67000 Strasbourg

PUBLIC VIEWING

Thursday, June 25, Friday, June 26, and Saturday, June 27

from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m.

CONTACT FOR SALES

E. lukacharlet@alexandrelandre.com

Phone: 0783691922

Frais de vente :

Les acheteurs paieront en sus de l'adjudication par lot des frais de 30% TTC

Aucun frais additionnel ne sera facturé pour les adjudication provenant des plateformes d'enchères Live.

Les droits de suite éventuels sont à la charge de l'acheteur.

Règlement

Paiement au comptant dans un délai de 7 jours.

Tout bordereau d'adjudication demeurant impayé auprès de la Maison de ventes ou ayant fait l'objet d'un retard de paiement entrainera le signalement de l'acheteur défaillant auprès de Drouot.

Délivrances

Les lots sont à retirer au 27 Rue du Maréchal Lefebvre, 67100 Strasbourg, du lundi au vendredi 9h-12h et 14h-18h, en respectant un délai de prévenance de 24 heures.

Les lots vendus sont stockés gracieusement pour une durée de 15 jour civile à l'issue de la vente. Des frais de stockage seront ensuite facturés.

Passé 15 jours civils, il sera facturé un montant forfaitaire de 20€ par bordereau.

Passé 30 jours civils, il sera facturé un montant de 5€ par jour et par lot.

Aucun lot ne sera délivré jusqu'au paiement intégral et effectif du bordereau et le cas échéant des frais de stockage.

Expéditions

Les lots peuvent être transportés et retirés au sein de nos autres maisons de vente :

Paris : 53 rue de Bourgogne / Beaune : 17 Rue de Chevignerot / Semur-en-Auxois : 17 rue Buffon / Nancy : 43 Boulevard Albert 1er

Le montant du transport sera facturé comme indiqué ci-dessous (tarif TTC) :

5% du montant total des lots + un forfait de :

1. 30€ : si bordereau contient uniquement des montres et/ou bijoux
2. 60€ : si bordereau contient au moins un objet < 1m (largeur, hauteur et profondeur)
3. 100€ : si bordereau contient au moins un meuble < 1m (largeur, hauteur et profondeur)
4. 150€/meuble : si bordereau contient au moins un meuble > à 1m (largeur, hauteur ou profondeur) et < 1,5m
5. Devis sous 48h : si bordereau contient au moins un meuble > à 1,5m (largeur, hauteur ou profondeur)

Pour toute autre destination, les expéditions peuvent se faire sur demande via le prestataire Enchères Expéditions :

devis@encheres-expeditions.fr / 03 58 23 01 00 ou tout autre prestataire de votre choix.

Nous ne sommes pas habilités à réaliser vos envois et déclinons toute responsabilité dans la livraison et l'expédition effectué par un prestataire tiers.

Conditions générales de vente (EN)