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Walter Wohlschlegel
Walter Wohlschlegel
Landschaft mit Architektur (Landscape with architecture) (1969)
- Handsigned unique painting from 1969
- Abstract landscape in bright Pop-Art-Colors
- Renowned German Artis of the post-war Era
- Companion of Julius Bissier – active in Freiburg in South Baden
Informationen
- Objekt
- 18514
- Kategorien
- Artshop, Paintings
- Künstler
- Walter Wohlschlegel
- Titel
- Landschaft mit Architektur (Landscape with architecture)
- Jahr
- 1969
- Material
- Oil on Canvas
- Größe
- Canvas: 31,5 x 39,4 in
Frame: 31,8 x 40,0 in - Auflage
- Unique
- Signatur
- Lower right signed and dated: W. Wohlschlegel 1969 Verso signed, dated and titeld:W. Wohlschlegel 1969 (Landschaft mit Architektur)
- Publikation
- Comp. Grafik Museum Stiftung Schreiner (2009).[nbsp]Walter Wohlschlegel. 70 Jahre Kunst - 30er bis 90er Jahre des 20. Jahrhunderts. [Exhibition catalogue].[nbsp]Bad Steben.
- Provenienz
- Private Collection Bavaria
[nbsp]This original painting is by Walter Wohlschlegel. The luminous colorfulness of the painting immediately captivates the viewer. Especially the violet and blue shades dominate the picture. The work titled “Landscape with Architecture” composes large monochrome surfaces into an abstract-constructivist ensemble of landscape elements.
Here, Wohlschlegel shows how he remains faithful to his aspiration to separate painting as an independent form of expression from nature. The adventurous painter, who at other times devoted himself more to the abstraction of the informal and gestural forms of expression, is open to the joy of life of the “Swinging Sixties”. The colors, the rhythm, the fantastically extatic streching of the world of experience, for example by hallucinogenic drugs, come to mind.
Here, Wohlschlegel shows how he remains faithful to his aspiration to separate painting as an independent form of expression from nature. The adventurous painter, who at other times devoted himself more to the abstraction of the informal and gestural forms of expression, is open to the joy of life of the “Swinging Sixties”. The colors, the rhythm, the fantastically extatic streching of the world of experience, for example by hallucinogenic drugs, come to mind.
The work focuses entirely on the artist’s creative vision and the effect of color. The former friend of Jules Bissier shows here especially in the reduction to the essentials his whole bravura.
| Weight | 5 kg |
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