Antonio Saura Die Retrospektive

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Texts by: Matthias Frehner, Alexander Klar, Cäsar Menz, Natalia Granero, Olivier Weber-Caflisch, Bernard Dieterle, Didier Semin Edited by: Kunstmuseum Bern, Museum Wiesbaden, archives antonio saura Graphic Design: Régis Tosetti German 2012, 308 Pages, 421 Ills. Hardcover 1mm x 1mm
ISBN: 978-3-7757-3369-4
| First comprehensive appraisal of the artist’s multifaceted oeuvre in a complete retrospective

Born in Huesca, Spain, Antonio Saura (1930–1998) was one of the most important artists of the twentieth century and an influential representative of Spanish painting during his epoch. An autodidact influenced by Yves Tanguy and Joan Miró, he began working as an artist in 1947, experimenting at first with various techniques. On a quest for the “real landscape of the subconscious,” he turned briefly to Surrealism before beginning in 1956 to develop his own very independent, expressive, gestural work in thematic cycles. Besides paintings, he produced iron sculptures, drawings, and prints. Last, but not least, his illustrations for texts by Franz Kafka, George Orwell, and Christine Nöstlinger testify to the artist’s originality and dynamism. This publication presents his entire complex oeuvre on the basis of individual creative phases and series of works, and provides valuable information in a scholarly appendix. Exhibition schedule: Kunstmuseum Bern, July 6–November 11, 2012 | Museum Wiesbaden, November 30, 2012–April 7, 2013