Ernst Fuchs (1930-2015) - Sacre De Printemps





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Ernst Fuchs's Giclée print Sacre De Printemps on sturdy paper, 61 × 40 cm, created in 2012, in excellent condition, depicting an Akt, of Austrian origin, in Surrealism, limited edition, handsigned and numbered 229 of 300.
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Prof. Ernst Fuchs (1930), 'Sacre De Printemps' (Frühlingsopfer) Giclee print on stiff paper, here numbered 229 of 300 copies, dry stamp, hand-signed. Ernst Fuchs was an Austrian artist and co-founder of the Vienna School of Fantastic Realism. His works are characterized by a fusion of old-master technique, religious mysticism, and surreal elements. Painter Prince: Due to his extravagant appearance, often with his characteristic hat and his versatility (painting, sculpture, architecture, composition), he was regarded as one of the last painter-princes. Vienna School: Together with artists such as Rudolf Hausner and Arik Brauer, after 1945 he developed a style that depicted biblical and mythological themes in richly detailed fantastical manner. In addition to painting, he designed opera productions (e.g., for Richard Wagner), wrote poems, and commented on music. The frame is for display purposes only!!!!!
Prof. Ernst Fuchs (1930), 'Sacre De Printemps' (Frühlingsopfer) Giclee print on stiff paper, here numbered 229 of 300 copies, dry stamp, hand-signed. Ernst Fuchs was an Austrian artist and co-founder of the Vienna School of Fantastic Realism. His works are characterized by a fusion of old-master technique, religious mysticism, and surreal elements. Painter Prince: Due to his extravagant appearance, often with his characteristic hat and his versatility (painting, sculpture, architecture, composition), he was regarded as one of the last painter-princes. Vienna School: Together with artists such as Rudolf Hausner and Arik Brauer, after 1945 he developed a style that depicted biblical and mythological themes in richly detailed fantastical manner. In addition to painting, he designed opera productions (e.g., for Richard Wagner), wrote poems, and commented on music. The frame is for display purposes only!!!!!

