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JOSEPH BEUYS. PLAKATE/POSTERS

JOSEPH BEUYS. PLAKATE/POSTERS

JOSEPH BEUYS (1921-1986)

The book highlights a selection of the important avant-garde artist's posters and includes a catalog of his entire oeuvre in the field. Arguably the most important German artist to emerge after WW II, Joseph Beuys was certainly the most influential thinker and teacher among artists of his generation. His dictum "Everyone is an artist" belied a singular talent for merging media and ideas.

Beuys' earliest posters announced exhibitions of his own work, while his later ones expressed his political convictions, such as those for Germany's Green Party, of which he was a founder. No other segment of Beuys' oeuvre expresses his heartfelt beliefs as incisively as do these works, which employ a school of graphic design that was wholly his own.

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Emne	Plakater
Kunstner	BEUYS, Joseph
Forfatter
Sprog	Engelsk/tysk tekst
Illustrationer	190 ill. heraf 80 i farver
Format / Sideantal	30 x 24 cm / 112 sider
Udgivelsesår	2004
Indbinding	Indbundet
Forlag	Prestel
Antikvarisk	Udsolgt fra forlaget

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ISBN	9783791331065
Lev.	3-5 dage

JOSEPH BEUYS (1921-1986)

The book highlights a selection of the important avant-garde artist's posters and includes a catalog of his entire oeuvre in the field. Arguably the most important German artist to emerge after WW II, Joseph Beuys was certainly the most influential thinker and teacher among artists of his generation. His dictum "Everyone is an artist" belied a singular talent for merging media and ideas.

Beuys' earliest posters announced exhibitions of his own work, while his later ones expressed his political convictions, such as those for Germany's Green Party, of which he was a founder. No other segment of Beuys' oeuvre expresses his heartfelt beliefs as incisively as do these works, which employ a school of graphic design that was wholly his own.