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Ronald Kodritsch : the fairy bastard's master-stroke / text, Roman Grabner.

LIBRA ND511.5.K63 A4 2020
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Grabner, Roman, writer of supplementary textual content.
Kodritsch, Ronald, artist.
Language:
English
German
Subjects (All):
Kodritsch, Ronald.
Dogs in art.
Physical Description:
96 pages : color illustrations ; 28 cm
Other Title:
Fairy bastard's master-stroke
Place of Publication:
Wien : VfmK, Verlag für moderne Kunst, [2020?]
Language Note:
In German and English.
Summary:
Ronald Kodritsch has struck again and with masterly brushstrokes he has created a new series of works in which irony and ingenuity abound. He has adopted the most treasured motif of the amateur and Sunday painter and painted a series of floral still lifes that oscillates between kitsch and avant-garde, romanticism and abstraction, appropriation and originality.00Starting as homages to flora and the history of painting, Kodritsch has made portraits and painted a new series of bastards, which he has furnished with Baroque and Victorian hairstyles analogous to the time Richard Dadd?s masterpiece ?The Fairy Feller's Master-Stroke? was made. Bastards are not only character heads par excellence, whereby the dogs take on a substitute function for humans, they are also painted in the style of classic portraits. The baroque head of hair, the classic iconography of the bust, which evokes a long art-historical tradition, and the subject of the humanised dogs show not only a profound knowledge of art and cultural history, but also the artist's biting mockery of elitist social conventions and rituals.
Notes:
Chiefly illustrated.
ISBN:
9783903796263
3903796263
OCLC:
1277002401
Publisher Number:
9783903796263

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