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Buscher Wolfgang
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Berlin — Moskau
Автор: Buscher Wolfgang Жанр: Rowohlt Год: 2004 Страниц: 240 Дата загрузки: 22 мая 20092007-04-19
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«Reiseerfahrungen, die zum Besten gehören, was in den letzten Jahren in deutscher Sprache erschienen ist.» Wolfgang Büscher ist zu Fuß von Berlin nach Moskau gelaufen. Allein. An die drei Monate dauerte die Wanderung. Im Hochsommer hat er die Oder überquert, an der russischen Grenze die Herbststürme erlebt und vor Moskau den ersten Schnee. Büscher erkundet Menschen und Orte, teils entlang Napoleons Weg und ziemlich exakt an dem der Heeresgruppe Mitte. Berlin Moskau: eine einzigartige Reise, farbig, lebendig und fabelhaft erzählt.»
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Neo Rauch
Автор: Buscher Wolfgang Жанр: Taschen Год: 2012 Страниц: 592 Дата загрузки: 15 мая 20152015-04-17
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Human alter-reality. The essential overview of Neo Rauch's art. Bursting with radiant and unsettling juxtapositions, Neo Rauch's paintings are wormholes into worlds of startling psychological power and cultural collisions. His scenes involve the viewer in a history that is at once mythic, intimate, and present. Through a deep consideration of philosophy, art history, literature, and his own dreamscape, Rauch's paintings depict the precipices of progress and the struggles of communication. Electrified by their rich palettes, Rauch's fragmented landscapes and timeless characters dance between pop and baroque, social and psychological, graphic and painterly. Born in Leipzig in 1960, Rauch learned his trade behind the Iron Curtain. His influences and interests were shaped by personal hardship and the tumultuous changes of East Germany after the Wall fell. In the late 1980s, having finished his studies at the Academy of Visual Arts Leipzig under Arno Rink and Bernhard Heisig, he explored diverse approaches to painting in dialogue with works he encountered by Francis Bacon, the New Wild painters, and the pre-Renaissance painters he saw during his travels in Italy. By 1993, he had arrived at the unique style of intertwining figuration and abstraction that characterizes his oeuvre and has brought him international attention and respect. This monograph is the most inclusive collection of Rauch's work to date. It offers a generous range of his writings that illuminate the personal, symbolic, and formal complexities of world. Wolfgang Buscher's open and sensitive account of a walk through Rauch's neighborhood reveals the painter's compassion and modesty. Harald Kunde tracks Rauch's stylistic development through its main semantic threads and historical influences. Gary Tinterow draws from his work on Rauch's exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum to offer the reader a guide to the symbols that form the painter's extensive mythology. These essays complement Rauch's work with nuanced insights while allowing the images room to speak on their own. Within this atlas, readers will discover the rich density and enigmatic openness of Rauch's paintings. This is the unlimited edition based on the limited first edition.
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