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Sigmar Polke: Miracle of Siegen, The Lens Paintings/ Wunder Von Siegen, Die Linsenbilder

Sigmar Polke: Miracle of Siegen, The Lens Paintings/ Wunder Von Siegen, Die Linsenbilder

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Authors: Eva Schmidt, Siegfried Gohr, Charles W. Haxthausen
Publisher: Dumont
Category: Book

List Price: $59.95
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Sales Rank: 77491

Media: Hardcover
Edition: Bilingual
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 124
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.2
Dimensions (in): 12.1 x 9.4 x 0.7

ISBN: 3832190481
Dewey Decimal Number: 709
EAN: 9783832190484
ASIN: 3832190481

Publication Date: May 2008
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Product Description
Sigmar Polke (born 1941) has been experimenting for more than 40 years with different styles and subject matter as well as with a variety of materials and techniques. His creative diversity is demonstrated powerfully in the new group of works presented in this book, the so-called lenticular pictures, or lens paintings. Polke applies a layer of structure gel, usually used to thicken acrylic paint, to a previously painted picture and then slides a saw-toothed scraper over the surface, to which he later adds more paint. The resulting works have an unexpected three-dimensional quality, providing the viewer with different images according to the angle from which the painting is viewed. Photographs showing the paintings in progress all specially selected for the book by Polke reveal the artists idiosyncratic use of surface, his application of colour and his subtly humorous way of combining abstraction and realism.


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