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The epitome of expressive figural painting If Berliners have heard of Rainer Fetting (b. Wilhelmshaven, 1949; lives and works in Berlin and Sylt), it is probably for his larger-than-life bronze statue of Willy Brandt at the Social Democratic Party’s headquarters. But Fetting is actually best known for his work as a painter. This year will bring the first show at his New York gallery Albertz Benda after a hiatus of more than three decades. The book presents paintings created between the 1990s and today, with a focus on works from New York, Florida beaches and seascapes, and views from the island of Sylt. With an essay by Boris Pofalla.
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Taxis, monsters and the good old sea - Rainer Fetting, Rainer Fetting
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- Publicado en
- 2017
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- Título
- Taxis, monsters and the good old sea - Rainer Fetting
- Autores
- Rainer Fetting
- Editorial
- DISTANZ Verlag GmbH
- Publicado en
- 2017
- Formato
- Tapa dura
- Páginas
- 112
- ISBN10
- 3954761998
- ISBN13
- 9783954761999
- Serie
- Etiquetas
- No ficción, Arte / Cultura, Bellas artes, Pintura y escultura, Arte, Alemania, Catálogos de exposiciones, Nueva York, Museos, Pintura (arte), Artistas, Pintar, dibujar, Florida, Sylt (Alemania), Expresionismo, Imágenes, Ilustraciones
- Descripción
- The epitome of expressive figural painting If Berliners have heard of Rainer Fetting (b. Wilhelmshaven, 1949; lives and works in Berlin and Sylt), it is probably for his larger-than-life bronze statue of Willy Brandt at the Social Democratic Party’s headquarters. But Fetting is actually best known for his work as a painter. This year will bring the first show at his New York gallery Albertz Benda after a hiatus of more than three decades. The book presents paintings created between the 1990s and today, with a focus on works from New York, Florida beaches and seascapes, and views from the island of Sylt. With an essay by Boris Pofalla.