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Fantastic overview on the art of Gerhard Richter
18. November 2011
Format:Gebundene Ausgabe
Gerhard Richter: Panorama is an absolutely fantastic catalogue documenting the artist's major retrospective currently up at the Tate Modern. Full disclosure: I am a huge fan who has seen many of his exhibitions and owns several of his monographs. After spending several hours with this book I can say with confidence that this is now the essential resource on the artist, replacing MoMA's Forty Years of Painting (also a fantastic book). This is an essential addition to any collection, as well as being the perfect primer for someone approaching is work anew . The book spans nearly five decades making it the first complete survey of Richter's work, documenting paintings, drawings, and sculpture. The reproductions are stunning (overall they may be among the best I've seen) and the book itself is an impressive object. The interview with Nicholas Serota is fantastic; it is both unpretentious and enlightening. Subjects range from how the artist begins an abstract painting; why he chooses to paint his family so frequently; how he responded to claims that painting was dead; and why he decided to make a painting on the subject of 9/11. The chronology has a wonderful selection of archival images, most of which I had never seen before.
If you can't make it to the exhibition, this book is a great way to experience it. If you are planning to see it, this will really get you excited about the trip. You won't be disappointed. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
If you can't make it to the exhibition, this book is a great way to experience it. If you are planning to see it, this will really get you excited about the trip. You won't be disappointed. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
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The Sweep of Gerhard Richter's Art
31. Oktober 2011
Format:Gebundene Ausgabe
This review is from: Gerhard Richter: Panorama: A Retrospective (Hardcover)
For those who have been following the changing style of Gerhard Richter's art over the last half century this retrospective exhibition catalogue will not only inform but amaze with the breadth of works included. The book GERHARD RICHTER: PANORAMA began with the mighty exhibition at the Tate in London and has since been on tour throughout Europe. The works of Richter, best known to the public, are his majestic landscapes - at times in mixed media, but always stupefying in their size and the references to history while being at the same time resources of the study of light that many artists reference in their work.
PANORAMA is just that - the works included in this generously illustrated book include the artist's photo-paintings, abstracts, seascapes, landscapes, portraits, still lifes of candles, skulls and clouds, works created form glass and mirror, sculptures, drawings and photographs. Of particular interest to the followers of Richter are the many new paintings (approximately thirty or so) not seen in monographs before this book. While Richter's works speak volumes on their own, this monograph includes some very fine essays by Achim Borchardt-Hume, Dorothée Brill, Rachel Haidu, Christine Mehring, and Camille Morineau which add insights to the master's works and evolution as he changes his subject matter and approach and media. The book is edited by Nicholas Serota and Mark Godfrey and every stage in the artists life is studied and documented with fine examples of his work.
Not only does this book offer a solid retrospective of the career and artistic development of one of our finest artists, it also, in tandem, chronicles an important history in social changes in Europe and throughout the world: the change from Socialism to democracy. Many fell that Gerhard Richter was a key figure in liberating painting from the legacy of Socialist Realism (in Eastern Germany) and Abstract Expressionism (in Western Germany and throughout Europe). A scholarly work as well as a genuinely important survey of an artist's life to date. Grady Harp, October 11
For those who have been following the changing style of Gerhard Richter's art over the last half century this retrospective exhibition catalogue will not only inform but amaze with the breadth of works included. The book GERHARD RICHTER: PANORAMA began with the mighty exhibition at the Tate in London and has since been on tour throughout Europe. The works of Richter, best known to the public, are his majestic landscapes - at times in mixed media, but always stupefying in their size and the references to history while being at the same time resources of the study of light that many artists reference in their work.
PANORAMA is just that - the works included in this generously illustrated book include the artist's photo-paintings, abstracts, seascapes, landscapes, portraits, still lifes of candles, skulls and clouds, works created form glass and mirror, sculptures, drawings and photographs. Of particular interest to the followers of Richter are the many new paintings (approximately thirty or so) not seen in monographs before this book. While Richter's works speak volumes on their own, this monograph includes some very fine essays by Achim Borchardt-Hume, Dorothée Brill, Rachel Haidu, Christine Mehring, and Camille Morineau which add insights to the master's works and evolution as he changes his subject matter and approach and media. The book is edited by Nicholas Serota and Mark Godfrey and every stage in the artists life is studied and documented with fine examples of his work.
Not only does this book offer a solid retrospective of the career and artistic development of one of our finest artists, it also, in tandem, chronicles an important history in social changes in Europe and throughout the world: the change from Socialism to democracy. Many fell that Gerhard Richter was a key figure in liberating painting from the legacy of Socialist Realism (in Eastern Germany) and Abstract Expressionism (in Western Germany and throughout Europe). A scholarly work as well as a genuinely important survey of an artist's life to date. Grady Harp, October 11
Excellent overview
10. Mai 2012
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I knew very little about Richter, and this volume proved to be an excellent overview of his life and career, and the images are high quality. I'm very glad I purchased it.
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