Description of the work of art: About this piece, the seventh of the portfolio Hundertwasser´s Regentag, you can say without any exaggeration, that it belongs to the most expressive and impressive ones within Hundertwasser´s graphic oeuvre. The portrait of a woman merged in an abundance of associations, whose weird beauty fascinates on one hand and touches on the other hand, is shaped by stripes resulting from the fundamental spiral.
Günter Dietz achieved something very special to reach the effect of a painted picture, to even surpass it. He increased the colourexcerpts, which have to be printed together in a very precise way, to a number of 29 sieves. He printed different metalstamps and two phosphorous colours flashing up inside mouth and eyes in darkness. The model had been painted with eggtempera and oilcolours on a base of crayoned foil of aluminum, and the silkcut, for which the artist had painted nine new transparent foils for the sieves, enabled to increase this artistic intention.
The way the painting was created in November 1969 in Rome, where Hundertwasser was close to the Bulgaric actress Irina Maleewa to who he dedicated this vision of a memory, the way the graphic had grown more than that to a timeless picture of yearning and love, to the eternal in its transitory.
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He used his face to do all of the painting and he used Google to cheat and have a look at Vincet Van Goh (watever his name is ) well he copied his paintings
Roughly 1978
Hundertwasser was also an architect and invented things which showed his interest in environment protection.
monkeys ate his mother
Haeckel made watercolor sketches. From those lithographic plates were produced.
He made his own paints: watercolor, oil paint, egg tempera, earth, lacquer, enamel... you name it. He painted on canvas, plywood, linen, different kinds of paper, often on material he found. He used different techniques besides painting: lithography, screenprint and others.
No, he did not.
Austria
Roughly 1978
he was bored darling
dont even know
he painted over 2000 paintings
Hundertwasser was also an architect and invented things which showed his interest in environment protection.
He had the talent and the urge. This goes for all artists.
she has been inspired by herself. She didn't just paint because inspired, she have talent herself.
He liked to focus on the experience of the viewer rather than the artist.
What inspired Michelangelo to become an artist/
they were not actally inspired the just did and was good