Enrique Luft-Pavlata : Obra pictoria reciente y 6 grabados prehistoricos

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Secretaria de Cultura, Morelia, michoacan, junio de 2005. Paper covers, 25 pp, staple bound. Text in Spanish. Catalog of recent works by Enrique Luft Pavlata. Introductory essay by Gaspar Aguilera Diaz. Contents include: color reproductions of : I. Modelo alambre pintado; II. Alambre sobra table pintada; 15 of his "Poster Paintings" - paintings with green background and phrases in Gothic German, which convert each work into a "Poster Painting" (as he called them); Curriculum Vitae; Catalogo. In good condition with light bumping and creasing to edges and corners and moderate overall scuffing, with some of the color scuffed off along the spine and edges of the covers. Binding tight (staple bound). Pages clean and unmarked. NOT Ex-Library. NO remainder marks. [From Luft-Pavlota site] Gerold Heinz Luft-Pavlata (1931-2014) was a German painter educated at the old Berlin Art Academy after WWII, and trained by renowned artists Hans Jaenisch and Max Kaus. Pavlata also studied engraving at the legendary Atelier 17 in Paris with S. W. Hayter. During this period, he participated in group exhibitions in Paris, Berlin, Munich, Wolfsburg, and Hannover, sometimes along with his friends and colleagues Peter Klasen and Georg Baselitz. In 1960 he married and moved to Mexico to work on restoration of Spanish-era buildings and art. He spent the next fifty years producing provocative, contemporary compositions, at times reminiscent of old themes in new ways (e.g. American football players, which he called "modern bullfighting" or erotica using clips and wires). Inspired by Dadaists and asking serious questions about the role of art in the modern age he delivered criticism with deadpan humor, clever turns, and integrity. Pavlata's oeuvre is characterized by the freedom of those who do not create to please or to sell. His work encompasses themes and techniques from old world Expressionism and Mannerism (during his European years) to Surrealism (starting in Mexico) to his newly developed interests and methods inspired by American contemporary topics and Spanish-Colonial practices. N° de ref. del artículo 20230629009

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