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Richard Oelze - Einzelgänger des Surrealismus
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Edited by: Dr. Christine Hopfengart, Kunsthalle Bremen
Texts by: Wulf Herzogenrath, Dr. Christine Hopfengart, Andreas Kreul, Dietulf Sander, Andreas Schalhorn, Rainer B. Schossig, Renate Wiehager
Deutsch
November 2000, 192 Pages
, 199 Photos
hardcover
235mm x
285mm
ISBN:978-3-7757-1007-7
Am 29. Juni 2000 wäre Richard Oelze, einer der bedeutendsten Künstler des deutschen Surrealismus, 100 Jahre alt geworden. Diese Monografie ist die umfassendste derzeit lieferbare Studie zu seinem Werk.
Richard Oelze is regared as one of the most important German Surrealists. This monograph - the most detailed study available at present - places central works from his oeuvre in the context of the major influences in his life: notably his studies at the Weimar Bauhaus, where he studied with Klee and took part in the foundation course taught by Johannes Itten. During his time in Dresden, which Oelze later described as the most important period of his life, he enrolled as a student of Otto Dix and Richard Müller. Finally, in the 1930s, he met the French Surrealists in Paris.
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