Everything about George Bahgory recalls a lost time. The renowned Egyptian painter and caricaturist (sometimes referred to as the “Grandaddy of Egyptian Caricature”) has cultivated for himself the classic image of a 19th century Parisian painter; mustachioed, with a pointy beard, and a painterly hat at a jaunty angle. Bahgory seems to lead the romantic [...]
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Bahgory’s timeless revolution
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Arab Springs, art, culture, culture art, Egypt, George Bahgory, Grand Prix d’Angoulême, Jean-Claude Denis, paint, Tahrir Square on February 1, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Gotlind Timmermanns – Magician of colours by Dr. Margarete Meggle-Freund, Direktor of Neues Stadtmuseums Landsberg/Lech
Posted in WorkS ..., tagged abstract, Abstrakt, art, Ölfarbe, Übereinanderlagerungen, culture, Farbklänge, gekippt, gespachtelt, Gotlind Timmermans Akademie der Bildenden Künste, Grünes Leuchten, green, Heinz Butz, Helmut Sturm, Jules Verne, Landschaften, light, München, Mythos, paint, transparente Schichten, Untermalungen, Verwebungen, Wald, Wasserspiegelungen on July 29, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Gotlind Timmermanns studied painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich under Prof. Heinz Butz and Prof. Helmut Sturm and finished with the Diploma in 1990. Since then her works have been exhibited in many places nationally and internationally. One series of works is called “Grünes Leuchten”. Here she endeavors to put into colour, [...]
Yongbo Zhao
Posted in WorkS ..., tagged art, Artist, Bild, culture, DomagkAteliertage, Kultur, Maler, paint, Yonghbo Zao on July 29, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
(DomagkAteliertage 2011)
