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Imi Knoebel - Gelbe Fahne

 

Edition Edition of 99

Signature Signed and numbered by the artist

Year 1999
Material Silkscreen on rag paper

Size 100 x 73 cm [39,3 x 28,7 in]

 

Imi Knoebel - Gelbe Fahne, Edition of 99, Signed and numbered by the artist, Year 1999, Material Silkscreen on rag paper, Size 100 x 73 cm [39,3 x 28,7 in]

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About Imi Knoebel

Imi Knoebel (* 1940) was born in Dessau, Germany and lives in Düsseldorf, Germany. Imi Knoebel’s minimalist works of painting and sculpture explore relationships between color and structure. Knoebel studied under Joseph Beuys, but drew formative influence from Kasimir Malevich in his consistent return to the square and reductive use of color. While his early pieces were black and white, began he in 1974 with a series of vibrant, saturated colors and in brightly colored irregular shapes.. In 2016 Knoebel received the Officier des Arts et des Lettres, Haus der Stiftungen, Düsseldorf, Germany. Knoebel has been the subject of solo exhibitions at such institutions as the Haus der Kunst in Munich, the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, and the Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin. His works are to be found in international museums and private collections. He is one of the twenty leading and living artists of the world.

Imi Knoebel (* 1940) wurde in Dessau geboren und lebt in Düsseldorf. Imi Knoebels minimalistische Werke der Malerei und Skulptur erforschen die Beziehungen zwischen Farbe und Struktur. Knoebel studierte unter Joseph Beuys, zog aber formativen Einfluss von Kasimir Malewitsch in seiner konsequenten Rückkehr zum Platz und reduktiven Gebrauch von Farbe. Während seine frühen Stücke schwarz und weiß waren, begann er 1974 mit einer Reihe von lebendigen, gesättigten Farben und in bunten unregelmäßigen Formen. Im Jahr 2016 erhielt Knoebel das Officier des Arts und des Lettres, Haus der Stiftungen, Düsseldorf, Deutschland. Knoebel war Gegenstand von Einzelausstellungen in Institutionen wie dem Haus der Kunst in München, dem Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam und dem Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin. Seine Werke finden sich in internationalen Museen und Privatsammlungen. Er gehört zu den zwanzig führenden lebenden Künstlern der Welt.