schnabel 1978-2003 paintings retrospektive

books:

Stechen und Ringeln.
Ingrid Pfeiffer

Books on Demand GmbH, 2003

Die Köchin oder Der Mord im Moor
Ingrid Pfeiffer

Books on Demand GmbH, 2006

Women Impressionists

1 review
Ingrid Pfeiffer, Linda Nochlin, ...

Hatje Cantz, 2008

Great Women Impressionists
When it comes to research into art history it is lamentable that the accomplishments of male artists are over-represented in scholarly publications and that those of women artists are by and large glossed over or just plain ignored. This failing of traditionally conservative male art historians to address this imbalance is slowly being reevaluated and corrected. A fascinating task, it is being ...

James Ensor

1 review
Joachim Heusinger von Waldegg, Rudolf Schmitz, ...

Hatje Cantz Publishers, 2006

Ensor Uber Alice B. Toklas
James Ensor is perhaps the most underrated artist of all the late 19th to early 20th century artists. His work progressed from (Northern) Impressionism to become the most innovative, least understood work of the times. His paintings of Masks as subconscious symbolism prefigured psychoanalysis by decades,his use of painting as social critique was at least 20 years ahead of German Expressionism, ...

Yves Klein
Nuit Banai, Frederic Migayrou, ...

Hatje Cantz Publishers, 2004

Yves Klein was regarded as a visionary even by his contemporaries. An enfant terrible and outstanding judo enthusiast whose spectacular performances attracted considerable attention in the art world, Klein created a following that only intensified in the wake of his premature death. Having anticipated numerous movements such as Happenings, Performance, Land and Body Art, and Conceptual Art, Klein's manifold oeuvre, realized within a period of ...

Yves Klein
Olivier Berggruen, Max Hollein, ..., 2004

Julian Schnabel: Paintings 1978-2003 (Hatje Cantz)

2 reviews
Robert Fleck, Alison Gingeras, ...

Hatje Cantz Publishers, 2004

THE kITSCHMEISTER REVEALED
Schnabel's career proves that one can indeed fool some of the people all the time. The reproductions of his paintings will show you how many collectors with more money than taste bungled in their esteem for this hack.

A.R. Penck. Retrospektive
A. R. Penck, Isabelle Graw, ...

Richter Verlag, 2007

Perhaps more than any of his immediate contemporaries, A.R. Penck revived painting as a relevant practice for postwar culture in Germany. His name now seems synonymous with a painting style that is figurative and political in content, a style both gestural and replete with semiotic impact. After his expatriation from East Germany in 1980, Penck coined a universal vocabulary in which the "sign-making" character of prehistoric painting is fused ...

paintings

1001 Paintings You Must See Before You Die
Carlson's Guide to Landscape Painting
Painting Abstracts: Ideas, Projects and Techniques
The Usborne Book of Face Painting (How to Make)
Abstract Painting: Concepts and Techniques

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