Baselitz. A Life In Print - Baselitz, Georg
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The first comprehensive survey of Baselitz's printmaking >Considered to be one of the greatest painters alive and credited to have revived Figuration in a time when Abstraction ruled the art world, the German artist started to explore different print techniques beginning in 1964, and never stopped to see them as an integral part of his work. While his contemporaries used new offset and screenprint techniques to create what amounted to reproductions in often high editions, Baselitz rejected the Zeitgeist and explored century old techniques like drypoint etchings, aquatinta, wood- and linocuts,…mehr

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The first comprehensive survey of Baselitz's printmaking >Considered to be one of the greatest painters alive and credited to have revived Figuration in a time when Abstraction ruled the art world, the German artist started to explore different print techniques beginning in 1964, and never stopped to see them as an integral part of his work. While his contemporaries used new offset and screenprint techniques to create what amounted to reproductions in often high editions, Baselitz rejected the Zeitgeist and explored century old techniques like drypoint etchings, aquatinta, wood- and linocuts, while tirelessly pushing his own artistic limits. The book brings together more than 245 prints and introduces the reader to all major themes and motives of Baselitz career, from the so-called Heroes of the mid-60ies to his iconic images of Eagles to the manyfold portraits of his wife Elke. The book forcefully makes the point that no other artist since Picasso has done more for and in that genre than Baselitz. Edited by Cornelius Tittel in close collaboration with the Baselitz Archive in Munich, the book features an anthology of the quintessetial historic texts on Baselitz' printmaking - amongst others by himself, fellow artist Per Kirkeby and art historians like Michael Semff and Reiner Michael Mason. A new essay by Frode Sandvik, curator at Kode Museum, explores the shared affinities in the print work of Edvard Munch and Georg Baselitz.
Autorenporträt
Cornelius Tittel is the editor of the Berlin based art magazine BLAU international. He recently co-curated Hans Josephsohn as seeen by Albert Oehlen for Musée d'Art Moderne in Paris and edited (also for Skira) the catalogue for the show. Frode Sandvik is a curator of modern art at Kode Art Museum in Bergen and a Phd affiliate at the University of Oslo. His recent projects include The Square's Heart. Works from the Erling Neby Collection and Edvard Munch. There are Worlds within us. Per Kirkeby (1938-2018) was a Danish painter, poet, film maker and sculptor. His works have been exhibited worldwide and are represented in many important public collections, including the Tate, Metropolitan Museum of Art, Museum of Modern Art, and the Centre Pompidou. Michael Semff was director of the Staatliche Graphische Sammlung in Munich. He has curated several exhibitions and published many books on sculpture, painting, and graphic art. Reiner Michael Mason, an art historian and curator, is a specialist in printmaking.