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| | | Thomas ScheibitzView and Map of ToledoEssays by Dieter Schwarz, Hans-Werner Schmidt.
Equally inspired by photographs, magazines, ads, comics and his own personal studies and drawings, Thomas Scheibitz's colorful paintings of landscapes, buildings and shop windows feature few, if any, people. Part of a group of young German artists who are coming to grips with objective representation, Scheibitz's own personal language is presented here in 20 new paintings, three sculptures and multiple works on paper.
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FORMAT: Hardcover, 9 x 11 in. / 72 pgs / 45 color / 12 b&w / 3 duotone.
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ISBN: 9783933807335
PUBLISHER: Richter Verlag
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View and Map of Toledo Published by Richter Verlag.
Essays by Dieter Schwarz, Hans-Werner Schmidt. Equally inspired by photographs, magazines, ads, comics and his own personal studies and drawings, Thomas Scheibitz's colorful paintings of landscapes, buildings and shop windows feature few, if any, people. Part of a group of young German artists who are coming to grips with objective representation, Scheibitz's own personal language is presented here in 20 new paintings, three sculptures and multiple works on paper.
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