maritime and contemporary painting

Welcome to Harmstorf's art dealers' shop and gallery

We are one of the leading galleries for maritime art in Germany. For you we maintain the whole spectrum of maritime arts: ship portraits, seascapes, harbour paintings and much more as well as contemporary art. We recently expanded out portfolio by high quality ship and construction models. Just browse our online gallery shop or come visit us.

ATTENTION: NEW LOCATIONS FROM 1ST FEBRUARY 2021!

Painting of the Month

Item number:
1005

Painter:

Uwe Lütgen

Title:

passenger ship IMPERATOR of the HAPAG, Hamburg, outbound at St. Pauli around 1913

Year:

2020

Technique:

oil on canvas

Format:

sheet: 80 x 60 cm

frame: 86 x 66 cm

Frame:

handmade gold frame

Special features:

The passenger ship IMPERATOR was built in 1913 as the biggest ship of the world at that time by the AG Vulcan Hamburg for the HAPAG, Hamburg. She was 276 meters long, 29.4 meters wide, the draught was 11 meters, she measured 57,117 GRT and the construction costs amounted to 40 million Marks. The ship was powered by steam turbines with 62,000 HP and had a crew of 1,200 people, 350 of them were firemen. In 1946 the ship was broken up in Scotland. Signed.

Price:

2.450,00 €

Item no.:	1005
Painter:	Uwe Lütgen
Title:	passenger ship IMPERATOR of the HAPAG, Hamburg, outbound at St. Pauli around 1913
Year:	2020
Technique:	oil on canvas
Size:	sheet: 80 x 60 cm frame: 86 x 66 cm
Frame:	handmade gold frame
Special features:	The passenger ship IMPERATOR was built in 1913 as the biggest ship of the world at that time by the AG Vulcan Hamburg for the HAPAG, Hamburg. She was 276 meters long, 29.4 meters wide, the draught was 11 meters, she measured 57,117 GRT and the construction costs amounted to 40 million Marks. The ship was powered by steam turbines with 62,000 HP and had a crew of 1,200 people, 350 of them were firemen. In 1946 the ship was broken up in Scotland. Signed.
Price:	2.450,00 €

News

03/05/2021
Several new acquisitions - come visit our new showroom

Lately we acquired a large collection of works by Johannes Holst and - for the first time - paintings by his early deceased son (Hans) Herbert Holst from a private collector from Northern Germany. Furthermore we extended our portfolio with several interesting new acquisitions in the categories seascapes, harbour paintings and ship portraits. Therefore we would like to invite all customers and interested people to a round tour that have not visited our new showroom in Hamburg yet. Simply make an appointment with us by phone, contact form or E-Mail. Of course you can also take a look at all of our new acquisitions calmly in our online shop.

27/01/2021
New Locations from 1st February 2021

After the closing of the Papenfuss picture mouldings and frames factory on 1st February 2021 business operations of the Galerie Harmstorf will continue at new locations. The headquarters are located in Wedel from now on. Additionally we now have a showroom in the Kieler Straße in Hamburg where we will exhibit paintings and ship models. Unlike before there will be no fixed shop hours, interested customers can make a viewing appointment via phone, e-mail or our contact form. All further details can be found in the category "contact". Our online gallery shop will be available around the clock as ever.