Matthias Frehner Books

Exzessiv

By Matthias Frehner, Wilfrid Moser, Varlin

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Die Zürcher Maler Varlin (1900 1977) geboren als Willy Guggenheim und Wilfrid Moser (1914 1997) waren anarchische Wahrheitssucher. Berlin, Paris, Marseille, Malaga und Marokko vor und nach dem Zwei...

Mahjong

By Feng Boyi, Hou Hanru, Christoph Heinrich, Uli Sigg, Pi Li, Li Xianting

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Franz Gertsch

By Joachim Jager, Matthias Frehner, Peter Schneemann, Reinhard Sieler, Franz Gertsch

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Franz Gertsch

By Joachim Jager, Peter Schneemann, Ulrich Loock, Franz Gertsch, Reinhard Spieler

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Meret Oppenheim: Retrospektive. Mit ganz enormwenig viel. Ausstellung, Kunstmeuseum Bern, 2. Juni bis 8. Oktober 2006

By Meret Oppenheim

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Meret Oppenheim

By Simon Baur, Lisa Wenger, Wanda Kupper, Werner Spies, Meret Oppenheim, Isabel Schulz, Nicole Schweizer

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Edward Burne-Jones

By Edward Burne Jones

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Edward Burne Jones

By Edward Burne Jones

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Anna Blume und ich

By Kurt Schwitters

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The exhibition contains a selection of about 100 drawings ranging from one executed in 1905 while he was still a teenager to another from 1948, the year of his death. Most of the works will be on p...

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