Wolfgang Heinz (German, 1930–2014) work has been offered at auction multiple times, with realized prices over $3,800 USD, depending on the size and medium of the artwork. In 2016 auction Blick auf Frauenchiemsee an einem sonnigem Sommertag, (50cm x 60xm or 23 1/2″ x 19 3/4″) sold at Sieglin Auction House in 2021 is for $1,090 USD. The painting Alpine Haymaking sold in Great Britain by 1stDibs for $3,900 USD. His largest known painting is Alpine Lake.
Born in 1930 in Schopfheim, Kreis Lörrach, Germany. He died on 10 March 2014, in Kaufbeuren, Bavaria, Germany, at the age of 83. Heinz was a landscape and genre painter, whose artistic training was in Munich, Dusseldorf and Darmstadt. He went on study trips to Italy, France, Spain and Holland. He is credited with exhibitions in Munich, Frankfurt, Hamburg, London, Los Angeles and New York. His paintings were signed W Heinz. The artist died in 2014. For more info visit his page at Artnet…
Wolfgang Heinz – Alpine Scene
55 x 96cm, 21" x 38", Sold 2023
Wolfgang Heinz – Harvest scene
70 x 100cm, 27" x 39"
Wolfgang Heinz – Forester with hunting dog
70 x 100cm, 27" x 39", 1930, Sold
Wolfgang Heinz – Frauenchiemsee
50 x 60cm, 19" x 23", Sold 2021
Wolfgang Heinz – Alpine Lake
91 x 122cm, 36" x 48", large, Private collection
Wolfgang Heinz – Ice Fun
60 x 80cm, 23" x 31", Sold 2019
Wolfgang Heinz – Main Valley
70 x 100cm, 27" x 39"
Wolfgang Heinz – Alpine Scene
61 x 91cm, 24" x 36"
Wolfgang Heinz – Alpine Scene
size unknown, Sold 2020
Wolfgang Heinz – Alps Harvest
size unknown
Wolfgang Heinz – Alps with farmers at harvest
70 x 100cm, 27" x 39"
Wolfgang Heinz – Bodenseeblick “Lake Constance”
58x89cm, 22" x 35"
Wolfgang Heinz – Harvesting, 1978
62 x 93cm, 24.5" x 36.5", Sold $3,900
Other Artist with similar name:
Wolfgang Heinz Unger (German, 1929–2019) was a German painter known for his realistically rendered pastoral landscapes. His work often features mountain scenes or outdoor events in which groups of people are directly interacting with their surroundings: encircling a group of horses or hay bales, skiing down mountains with their poles stuck into the snow. Born in 1929, Unger’s brushy Impressionistic paintings depict tropes and scenes common throughout the late 19th century, and appear to be stylistically influenced by French painter Claude Monet and German artist Max Slevogt. His pantings were signed W. H. Unger. For more visit his page at Artnet…