BERLIN, GERMANY.- Villa Grisebach continues to fly high with extraordinary results at the 2007 Spring Sales. For three days many collectors from around the world participated in flurry biddings in the sale�s room as well as over the telephone.

The evening sale prompted three results over one million and plus. It started with Ernst Ludwig Kirchner�s painting �Landschaft am Ufer (Fehmarn)� from the Br�cke-Year 1913, which was sold to a private German collection for � 2.380.000* (Estimate � 1.800.000). Emil Nolde�s subliminal �Kleine Sonnenblumen� went to a commissioned dealer from D�sseldorf for � 2.261.000 (Estimate � 1.000.000). A Northern German collector outbid international competition, and took home Nolde�s dramatic �Abendhimmel� from 1937 for � 2.142.000 (Estimate �1.000.000). Other works of Modern Art also experienced a dramatic increase in price: Beckmann�s early masterpiece �Allotment Gardens� surpassed its estimate five times (� 285.600), Schmidt-Rottluff�s �Pommersche Bauern� from 1924 doubled its estimate (� 612.850), and Paul Klee�s enchanting watercolor �K�stenlandschaft� tripled its estimate, and found a new owner at � 309.400. Another highlight of the evening was Jean Arp�s wood relief, an incunabulum of the Avant-garde, that was secured against competition by a French art dealer at � 999.600 (Estimate � 180.000).

The selection of Contemporary Art once again proofed Berlin�s positions as the capital of the German art market: Anselm Kiefer�s work �Kirke� doubled its estimate at � 166.600, and an international bidding flurry had Peter Doig�s watercolor �Highway� climb up to � 89.250. The end of the evening sale was highlighted by the world record result for a work by Dresden shooting star Eberhart Havekost, when a Greek collector agreed to pay � 236.810 for �Relationship II�.

The following day bidders continued to battle over works of art from the 19th and 20th centuries. Highlights included works by German Symbolist Ludwig von Hofmann (Estimate � 25.000 / Result � 202.300), Lesser Ury (Estimate � 30.000 / Result � 133.280), Tom Wesselman (Estimate � 20.000 / Result � 92.820), and Rainer Fetting (Estimate � 15.000 / Result � 97.580).

Total turnover was EUR 23,5 Mio (USD 31,374,850), and Villa Grisebach is more than satisfied with the results of the sale. Bernd Schultz: � We are already looking forward to our Sale No. 150 in November.