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    Product details:

    • Publisher Verlag der Buchhandlung König
    • Date of Publication 30 October 2024

    • ISBN 9783753306926
    • Binding Hardback
    • No. of pages76 pages
    • Size 10x230x300 mm
    • Weight 602 g
    • Language English
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    Catalogue of the most recent show of Victor Man, internationally acclaimed for his oil paintings that are both reminiscent of the works of old masters and strikingly modern in their reflections on identity, belonging and the human condition.Victor Man's paintings are often dark, in muted greys and blues, referencing the history of painting on multiple levels, often combined in exhibitions with installations, sculptures and other elements. In this body of work, Man simultaneously confronts the history of painting, which contends with a complicated relationship between gaze and authorship, and the contemporary condition. The publication foregrounds Man's striking compositions anchored in his explorations of tensions between the familiar and the enigmatic, the spiritual and the existential.Afterword: Barbara Gladstone.

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