George Baselitz: A Retrospective
Royal Academy
Royal Academy
A monographic catalogue to mark the first solo retrospective of a living artist at the Royal Academy. By exploring Baselitz’s development and reproducing all major works, it reveals the artist’s experiences of post-war German society.
Georg Baselitz (1938–)
Born in Saxony, Baselitz, the painter, draughtsman, printmaker and sculptor, is perhaps best known for painting his motifs upside-down as a strategy to liberate the subject matter. His work incorporates figures, animals, birds, landscapes and still-lifes.
Born in Saxony, Baselitz, the painter, draughtsman, printmaker and sculptor, is perhaps best known for painting his motifs upside-down as a strategy to liberate the subject matter. His work incorporates figures, animals, birds, landscapes and still-lifes.
Limited edition artwork
An original signed print by the artist is available in an edition of 100.
An original signed print by the artist is available in an edition of 100.
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Design. Typography. Layout. - Spec
Printed in 3 editions: special, hardback and paperback. Special edition: Clothbound hardback cover with 1-foil and blind blocking. 4-colour french-folded jacket. 260pp. 4-colour throughout. Contains screenprinted original limited edition artwork. - Client
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Published by the Royal Academy
ISBN 10: 1905711050/ISBN 13: 978-1905711055
ISBN 10: 1905711050/ISBN 13: 978-1905711055
