Georg Baselitz
Milestones: At the Heart of Creation
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Product details:
- Publisher Thames & Hudson
- Date of Publication 28 October 2025
- ISBN 9788857253404
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages240 pages
- Language English
- Illustrations 150 colour illustrations 700
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A new title of Skiras new series Milestones: At the Heart of Creation, dedicated to todays greatest living artists.
Skiras new series Milestones is a collection of books devoted to todays greatest living artists. More than retrospectives, Milestones are comprehensive excursions into the daily life and work of exceptional living artists and provide a rare backstage glimpse at their art. Each volume of the series presents one or more intimate interviews with the artist by a curator or a fellow artist, an essay by a renowned author, and the artists biography. The iconography of the book includes images and plates of the key works explained by the artists themselves and an original photoshoot of the artist in his studio by leading photographers, as well as a family album with previously unpublished shots and personal photos.
German painter, printmaker, and sculptor Georg Baselitz (1938) is a pioneering postwar artist who rejected abstraction in favor of recognizable subject matter, deliberately employing a raw style of rendering and a heightened palette in order to convey direct emotion. Embracing the German Expressionism, Baselitz returned the human figure to a central position in painting.
