Industrial Perspectives: Gasometer

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Industrial Perspectives: Gasometer

September 17, 2019

Gasometer, 1991, 54,5 x 34 cm

When it comes to historical documentations of industrial areas in Germany the famous photographer Albert Renger-Patzsch is one of my favourite. This watercolor drawing shows the Gasometer Oberhausen, Germany, now a awesome place for exhibitions.

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Industrial Perspectives: Coal Mine Tower

Coal Mine Tower, 1990, 64 x 50 cm This is the last post of the series Industrial Perspectives . I have to admit, that I already published more than 90% of this kind of artwork. So the frequency of posts will decrease a little bit in the future. Anyway: it won't be the last post at all, more will come from time to time. Thank you very much for visiting this blog!

A Mediterranean Cup

A Mediterranean Cup, 2000, 38 x 28 cm Had a good french coffee and a very interesting time on a trip to the Provence (France) in the year 2000. I visited the Fondation Vasarely in Aix-en-Provence because Victor Vasarely is one of my favourite artists. That is why there is a sort of "OP-Art" in this picture. The brown and orange color are made of the earth colored of Roussillon (Vaucluse).

Fish with a Knife?

Fish with a knife?, 1997, 64 x 50 cm As far as I remenber this was a my contribution for a student competition by a scandinavian hotel chain looking for decorative art for their restaurant. Of couse I did not win.

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