Mac Zimmermann (1912–1995) - Peering into the Future





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Color lithograph by Mac Zimmermann (1912–1995), titled Peering into the Future, created in 1970 in a limited edition, signed, 68 cm high by 50 cm wide, produced in Germany in excellent condition.
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Expressive color lithography by Mac Zimmermann. Die Kieker from the year 1970 shows the artist's typical surreal world with enigmatic, poetic impact.
Artist: Mac Zimmermann (1912–1995)
Title: Die Kieker or Peering into the Future.
Year: 1970
Technique: color lithography.
Subject: Two figurative figures look through binoculars at a barren landscape with a mountainous formation and masts.
Style: Surreal, richly detailed and staged with a sense of mystery.
Dimensions / Signature / Edition: not specified.
Condition: see photos
Mac Zimmermann (1912–1995) was a German surrealist painter and graphic artist. His works blend dream logic, symbolic motifs, and a precise, often illusory pictorial language. He is considered one of the important representatives of surreal art in Germany and is known for his distinctive, multilayered compositions.
Expressive color lithography by Mac Zimmermann. Die Kieker from the year 1970 shows the artist's typical surreal world with enigmatic, poetic impact.
Artist: Mac Zimmermann (1912–1995)
Title: Die Kieker or Peering into the Future.
Year: 1970
Technique: color lithography.
Subject: Two figurative figures look through binoculars at a barren landscape with a mountainous formation and masts.
Style: Surreal, richly detailed and staged with a sense of mystery.
Dimensions / Signature / Edition: not specified.
Condition: see photos
Mac Zimmermann (1912–1995) was a German surrealist painter and graphic artist. His works blend dream logic, symbolic motifs, and a precise, often illusory pictorial language. He is considered one of the important representatives of surreal art in Germany and is known for his distinctive, multilayered compositions.

