Katharina Fritsch

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Katharina Fritsch Artwork by Katharina Fritsch. At 12 x 17 inches, this giant monograph with an excellent bright green cover is a pleasure to hold and behold. It features Fritsch's most recent graphic and sculptural work, silhouetted
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WALTHER KöNIG, KöLN
ISBN: 9783865600431
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Katharina Fritsch: The Rat-King Artwork by Katharina Fritsch. The earliest recorded sightings of a rat-king (a group of rodents bound together through an accidental knotting of tails) date back to the Renaissance, and subsequent recordings have served only to
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DIA ART FOUNDATION
ISBN: 9780944521267
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Katharina Fritsch Edited by Bice Curiger. Text by Milovan Farronato, Robert Fleck, Susanne Hudson. Known for her enormous sculptures, whose disorienting effects the viewer feels instantly, German artist Katharina Fritsch plays on primeval desires and fears. This volume includes 80 works from throughout Fritsch's career.
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HATJE CANTZ
ISBN: 9783775724715
$55.00 | Not available

Katharina Fritsch

Katharina Fritsch

Edited by Bice Curiger. Text by Milovan Farronato, Robert Fleck, Susanne Hudson.
Published by Hatje Cantz

Known for her enormous sculptures, whose disorienting effects the viewer feels instantly, German artist Katharina Fritsch plays on primeval desires and fears. This volume includes 80 works from throughout Fritsch's career.

Katharina Fritsch

Artwork by Katharina Fritsch.
Published by Walther König, Köln

At 12 x 17 inches, this giant monograph with an excellent bright green cover is a pleasure to hold and behold. It features Fritsch's most recent graphic and sculptural work, silhouetted on the page and in installation shots at Matthew Marks Gallery, New York. As essayist Bice Curiger writes, "It's almost mental Rococco."

Katharina Fritsch: The Rat-King

Artwork by Katharina Fritsch.
Published by Dia Art Foundation

The earliest recorded sightings of a rat-king (a group of rodents bound together through an accidental knotting of tails) date back to the Renaissance, and subsequent recordings have served only to inflame the unsettling reputation of this phenomenon. Fritsch's Rattenkoenig (Rat-King), is a large-scale sculptural installation, and her most powerful and ambitious work to date.