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• The master of reinvention: George Baselitz has long been an established figure in both the German and international art worlds, but his new work continues to confound expectations. Recent paintings and sculptures attest to his restless investigation of his country's past--and of what it means to be an artist

  Author:Carla Schulz-HoffmannFrom:Apollo (Vol. 176, Issue 603)

  Nov. 20122,535 words Article 1330LWhenever I think of Georg Baselitz (b. 1938), I think of contrasting concepts that form an idiosyncratic, ever new and surprising combination. His art is convincing, and constantly captivating, because it is permanently...

• Baselitz Die Afrika-Sammlung

  Author:Jan-Lodewijk GrootaersFrom:African Arts (Vol. 36, Issue 4) Peer-Reviewed

  Winter 20032,222 words Article Baselitz Die Afrika-Sammlung K20 Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen Dusseldorf, Germany June 6-August 24, 2003 The German painter sculptor, and graphic artist Georg Baselitz (b. 1938) owns an intriguing, "radically...

• Baselitz turns heads: Ute Ballay visits Bonn's major retropective of Germany's most celebrated contemporary artist

  Author:Ute BallayFrom:Apollo (Vol. 159, Issue 509)

  July 2004946 words Article It is hard to imagine a better setting for Baselitz's retrospective than the Bundeskunsthalle in Bonn. 'Pictures that turn your head' presents paintings, sculptures, prints and drawings--some 130 works in total--from...

• Bad boy Baselitz: to mark the opening at White Cube in London of a show of his new work, Georg Baselitz talks to Martin Gayford about Germany, politics and YBAS

  Author:Martin GayfordFrom:Apollo (Vol. 169, Issue 563)

  Mar. 20091,574 words Interview 1110L'Stalin and Lenin remain a problem for me', Baselitz announces, 'but by many others they have been forgotten. I've asked people in America, and they haven't even heard of the names. To me, Stalin is just a biographical...

• Georg Baselitz

  From:Apollo (Vol. 159, Issue 507)

  May 200443 words Brief article Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac, Paris, is exhibiting around twenty works on paper by Georg Baselitz, the German painter and sculptor notable among other things for painting subjects upside down in order to emphasise form (5...

• Thorn in the flesh Baselitz in London: in his restrospective exhibition at the Royal Academy Georg Baselitz emerges as an artist who provocatively brings bold techniques to bear on a few deeply felt themes, writes Corinna Lotz. Above all, he has said, 'what I could never escape was Germany and being German'

  Author:Corinna LotzFrom:Apollo (Vol. 166, Issue 548)

  Nov. 20071,134 words Article 1290LIn a memorable line in Marion Brando's 1953 film The Wild One Mildred asks biker Johnny what he is rebelling against. 'Whaddya got?' he drawls. Georg Baselitz shares this need to be a contrarian, a thorn in the flesh....

• Collectors' Focus Post-war German painting

  Author:Emma Crichton-MillerFrom:Apollo (Vol. 188, Issue 668)

  Oct. 20181,276 words Article 1320LAfter the Second World War a divided Germany went on to produce some of the leading painters in Europe. Richter dominates the salerooms, but a strong market has developed for Kiefer, Police, Baselitz and, most recently,...