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NEO RAUSCH, Monograph (Collector's edition)
Wolfgang Büscher
Edition of 1000
Numbered
Signed by the artist
Hardcover in clamshell box
33 x 44 cm (13 x 17.3 in)
476 pages
Ships within 2 days. Subject to availability.
Born in Leipzig in 1960, Rauch learned his trade behind the Iron Curtain. His influences and interests were shaped by personal hardship and the tumultuous changes in East Germany after the Wall fell.
The most inclusive collection of his work to date, this large-scale Neo Rauch retrospective befits the emotional, historical, and formal density of a deeply reflective painter. Over more than 450 pages, we survey the artistic influences, literature, dreams, and experiences of East Germany which together involve the viewer in a history at once mythic, intimate, and present.
Wolfgang Büscher
Edition of 1000
Numbered
Signed by the artist
Hardcover in clamshell box
33 x 44 cm (13 x 17.3 in)
476 pages
Ships within 2 days. Subject to availability.
Born in Leipzig in 1960, Rauch learned his trade behind the Iron Curtain. His influences and interests were shaped by personal hardship and the tumultuous changes in East Germany after the Wall fell.
The most inclusive collection of his work to date, this large-scale Neo Rauch retrospective befits the emotional, historical, and formal density of a deeply reflective painter. Over more than 450 pages, we survey the artistic influences, literature, dreams, and experiences of East Germany which together involve the viewer in a history at once mythic, intimate, and present.
