Eva Marina Froitzheim Books

Kubus
Un erwartet
Un erwartet

By Ulrike Groos, Eva Marina Froitzheim

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System und Ordnung, Zufall und Chaos sind zwei Seiten einer Medaille. Für beide steht der Würfel, dessen Form Mass und Wiederholung, aber auch Unberechenbarkeit und das Spielerische beinhaltet. Wür...

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Ferdinand Keller (1842-1922)
Hans Thoma (1839-1924)
Sie lebten dahin sorglos in behaglicher Ruhe
Die Sammlung
The collection
Gego
Gego

By Eva Marina Froitzheim, Brigitte Kolle, Lisa Le Feuvre, Gego, Petra Roettig

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Gertrud Goldschmidt (1912-1994), widely known as Gego, was one of the most important women artists in Latin America. This exhibition includes around 120 sculptures and drawings from every stage of...

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Kubus. Sparda Kunstpreis im Kunstmuseum Stuttgart

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