Rating and value of paintings by Jean Remlinger
Key takeaways
- Jean Remlinger (born in 1935) is a French figurative artist from Alsace whose abstract works fetch several thousand euros at auction.
- Market values vary depending on the medium: prints range from €10 to €200, watercolor drawings from €70 to €1,500, and oil on canvas from €120 to €700.
- His market value remains relatively low but has strong upside potential due to growing interest in figurative painting on the auction market.
If you own a work by artist Jean Remlinger or based on his work and would like to know its value, our state-approved experts and auctioneers will guide you. Our specialists will carry out a free appraisal of your work, and provide you with a precise estimate of its value on the current market. Thereafter, if you wish to sell your work, we will direct you to the best possible arrangement to obtain the optimum price.
Artist's rating and value
Throughout his career, Jean Remlinger has produced famous abstract works that are quoted on the auction market. His international renown opened the doors of numerous museums in Paris and New York. Today, Jean Remlinger retains a high market value, with great potential for growth. Thus, a work signed by the artist's hand can fetch thousands of euros at auction, as evidenced by his untitled ink drawing from 1978, adjudged at €1,500 in 2010, whereas it was estimated at €1,500 to €1,800.
Order of value from the most basic to the most prestigious
Technique used | Result |
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Estamp - multiple | From 10 to 200€ |
Drawing - watercolor | From €70 to €1,500 |
Oil on canvas | From €120 to €700 |
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The artist's works and style
Jean Reminger follows in the footsteps of Francis Bacon, adopting a fairly figurative and abstract style, often placing the human body at the heart of his representations. His preferred media are oil on canvas and drawing - ink, mixed media, acrylic, gouache ...
The career of Jean Remlinger
Jean Remlinger (b. 1935) is a French figurative artist.
A native of Alsace, he studied at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Mulhouse, where he turned to figurative painting and acquired various technical skills (colorimetry, spatial construction of his compositions ...).
Resting to work in this region, his place of residence enables him both to make a name for himself and to exhibit in France, Germany and Switzerland.
Remlinger focuses his work on the human body, depicting in particular fragmented sections of these bodies (as did Igor Mitoraj in sculpture, for example). Like some of his colleagues, he also depicts faceless bodies or pencil-striped faces, with only their shape - stripped of nose, mouth, eyes or hair.
He sells his canvases at low prices, to often targeted and recurring customers.
Jean Remlinger's imprint on his period
Jean Remlinger is not a well-known artist among the general public, and his auction value is still relatively low. However, bidders' attraction to figurative painting suggests a certain upside potential in terms of the prices his paintings and drawings could fetch at auction. Some of his works are exhibited in museums, but private collectors play the greatest role in preserving his works.
His signature
Not all of Jean Remlinger's works are signed, which is why expertise is paramount.
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Frequently asked questions
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Who is Jean Remlinger, and what is his artistic style?Jean Remlinger, born in 1935, is a French figurative artist from Alsace who trained at the École des Beaux-Arts in Mulhouse. His work follows in the tradition of Francis Bacon, combining figuration and abstraction centered on the human body, which he often depicts in a fragmented manner or stripped of its distinctive features. He primarily works in oil on canvas and drawing using various techniques (ink, acrylic, gouache).
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What are the current auction prices for works by Jean Remlinger?Prices vary depending on the technique used: prints range from €10 to €200, drawings and watercolors from €70 to €1,500, and oil paintings on canvas from €120 to €700. Although his market value remains relatively low compared to other masters, his signed works can fetch several thousand euros, as evidenced by the 2010 auction sale of an ink drawing for 1,500 €.
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How can you authenticate a work by Jean Remlinger?Since not all of Jean Remlinger’s works are signed, an appraisal is essential to confirm their authenticity. Auctie's offers a free, no-obligation appraisal: fill out our online form, and a certified expert or auctioneer will contact you to authenticate and appraise your artwork within 48 hours.
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Is this the right time to sell a work by Jean Remlinger?Yes, this is an interesting time to sell. Although Jean Remlinger is not widely known to the general public, collectors’ growing interest in figurative painting suggests that the prices of his works may rise. His market remains stable with prospects for appreciation, particularly thanks to the presence of his works in museums and in private collections.
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How does the sale of a work of art work at Auctie's?Auctie's supports you every step of the way: start by requesting a free estimate through our online form, and an expert will contact you within 48 hours to appraise your artwork. If you decide to sell it, our specialists will guide you through the best available options, taking market trends into account, all the way through to the auction sale.
