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| | | | Jirí Hauschka: The World Has No Order, But Each Story Has OneText by Edward Lucie-Smith, Martin Dostál.
Prismatic, dreamy landscapes from a protagonist of the Stuckist movementThe enigmatic, colorful landscapes of “Stuckist” Czech painter Jirí Hauschka (born 1965) hark back to the Symbolism of turn-of-the-century painters such as Canadian painter Tom Thomson, German Expressionist Franz Marc, or, more recently, Daniel Richter and Peter Doig. This monograph surveys his engagement with these lineages of landscape painting.
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FORMAT: Hbk, 9 x 11 in. / 232 pgs / 84 color / 6 b&w.
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ISBN: 9788074373503
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AVAILABLE: 4/26/2022
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Text by Edward Lucie-Smith, Martin Dostál. Prismatic, dreamy landscapes from a protagonist of the Stuckist movement The enigmatic, colorful landscapes of “Stuckist” Czech painter Jirí Hauschka (born 1965) hark back to the Symbolism of turn-of-the-century painters such as Canadian painter Tom Thomson, German Expressionist Franz Marc, or, more recently, Daniel Richter and Peter Doig. This monograph surveys his engagement with these lineages of landscape painting.
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