The 20th century Europe
fantasy prints exhibition

Thursday 9 February - Sunday 25 March 2012

The fantasy print in Europe can be traced back to the Durer, Bruegel, and Jack Callot era in ancient times. Goya, Delacroix, Meryon, Bure Dan, Redon, Rops and others left many works after that in the 19th century.
We exhibit fantasy print work on the 20th century, especially Wienerschule's one this time. Wienerschule originated centering on Vienna after a world war, and the artists of the circumferences including Germany followed him. They expressed fantastically the empty feeling after the mental oppression by war, by splendid color and fine depiction. It can also be said to be the realism expressing the inside of the heart.
Since I exhibit and introduce about 30 items, please view.

  'Exhibition Artists'
  Ernst Fuchs, Rudolf Hausner, Wolfgang Hutter, Erich Brauer,
  Peter Creech, Hans Bellmer, Horst Janssen, Paul Wunderlich


Venus and kentauros  ¾¾ A man put into the frame
Ernst Fuchs
'Venus and kentauros' the 1960s
copper print, 65*37.4cm
Ikeda 20th century Museum possession

 Erich Brauer
'A man put into the frame' 1970
copper print, 69*49.5cm
A certain scenery  ¾¾ no title
Hans Bellmer
'A certain scenery' 1950
copper print, 25.6*25.7cm
Hyogo perfectural Museum possession

 Peter Creech
'no title' the 1970
copper print, 26.3*12.6cm
no title  ¾¾ A rose lady
Horst Janssen
'no title' 1991
copper print, 29.5*20.6cm

 Paul Wunderlich
'A rose lady' 1963
lithograph, 65*50cm
The 4th Tokyo international print biennale exhibition


Please see other works on a Works on sale page.

Mishima Akane Gallery
Yamakawa BLDG.2F,1-15-1,Higashihoncho,
Mishima,Shizuoka,411-0831 Japan
Tel/Fax: +81 55 971 9823
E-mail : info@akanegarou.com

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