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Schilfland. NEO RAUCH. Works on Paper

Schilfland. NEO RAUCH. Works on Paper

NEO RAUCH (1960-)

Neo Rauch traverses many boundaries in his work: surrealist and realist; comic and serious; dreamlike and journalistic. Rather than condensing his work into one genre or framework, Rauch combines iconographic and visual elements from diverse worlds: comic strips, advertising, film, architecture, design, German culture, art history and history, in general. This specially designed volume presents Rauch's drawings, which reflect the archetypal and mythical nature of his work.

An interview with the artist and an introductory essay by Wolfgang Buscher provide depth and background to these selected works that hail from every period of Rauch's career.

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Emne	Leipziger-skolen
Kunstner	RAUCH, Neo
Forfatter	Wolfgang Büscher
Sprog	Engelsk tekst
Illustrationer	Gennemill. i farver
Format / Sideantal	21 x 16 cm / 316 sider
Udgivelsesår	2009
Indbinding	Hæftet
Forlag	Prestel
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ISBN	9783791343693
Lev.	3-5 dage

NEO RAUCH (1960-)

Neo Rauch traverses many boundaries in his work: surrealist and realist; comic and serious; dreamlike and journalistic. Rather than condensing his work into one genre or framework, Rauch combines iconographic and visual elements from diverse worlds: comic strips, advertising, film, architecture, design, German culture, art history and history, in general. This specially designed volume presents Rauch's drawings, which reflect the archetypal and mythical nature of his work.

An interview with the artist and an introductory essay by Wolfgang Buscher provide depth and background to these selected works that hail from every period of Rauch's career.