Udo Lindenberg (1946) - Dach der Welt






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Udo Lindenberg – Dach der Welt, an original 2019 offset print in the concept art style, hand-signed, framed with a skewed passe-partout, in excellent condition and depicting a landscape.
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Udo Lindenberg - the German rocker
For sale is a framed mini print from 2019 by Udo Lindenberg, personally hand-signed by Udo Lindenberg.
Exclusive museum edition for the special exhibition “Udo Lindenberg. ZwischenTöne/Nuances” (2019/2020) at the Museum of Fine Arts (MdbK) Leipzig. The print was not available in regular retail.
Roof of the World, 2000
Copyright: Udo Lindenberg
Photo: Michael Ehritt
Museum of Fine Arts Leipzig - Exhibition ZwischenTöne 6.09.-01.12.2019
Immaculate, like-new condition and ready to hang immediately
The iconic motif is titled “Roof of the World.” It was originally painted by Udo Lindenberg in 1995. It debuted as part of the legendary art calendar accompanying his studio album “Kosmos,” which marked the Panikrocker’s first official foray into the visual arts before the wider public.
This collectible piece was issued as an exclusive special edition for the major museum exhibition “Zwischentöne/Nuances” at the renowned Museum of Fine Arts (MdbK) Leipzig. This edition was produced in relatively small quantities and exclusively offered for sale on-site at the museum to visitors. It is not a standard mass-produced item and is not ordinarily available in the trade.
For Udo Lindenberg personally, this work holds immense significance and is regarded as one of his most important artistic peace messages. He firmly integrated the motif into his famous cycle “Udos Zehn Gebote” – where it serves as a contemporary, humanitarian interpretation of the Tenth Commandment and stands as a passionate plea against abuse of power, as well as for the preservation of creation, disarmament, and the protection of the human homeland.
The depth of this work’s roots in German cultural life is also evident in the public sphere: a monumental 2.30-meter-high glass version of the motif was ceremoniously unveiled and now has a permanent place on the exterior facade of the historic Bonifatiushaus in Paderborn (known as the “House with a Heart”).
The rare print is framed with a custom bevel-cut mat.
Udo Lindenberg - the German rocker
For sale is a framed mini print from 2019 by Udo Lindenberg, personally hand-signed by Udo Lindenberg.
Exclusive museum edition for the special exhibition “Udo Lindenberg. ZwischenTöne/Nuances” (2019/2020) at the Museum of Fine Arts (MdbK) Leipzig. The print was not available in regular retail.
Roof of the World, 2000
Copyright: Udo Lindenberg
Photo: Michael Ehritt
Museum of Fine Arts Leipzig - Exhibition ZwischenTöne 6.09.-01.12.2019
Immaculate, like-new condition and ready to hang immediately
The iconic motif is titled “Roof of the World.” It was originally painted by Udo Lindenberg in 1995. It debuted as part of the legendary art calendar accompanying his studio album “Kosmos,” which marked the Panikrocker’s first official foray into the visual arts before the wider public.
This collectible piece was issued as an exclusive special edition for the major museum exhibition “Zwischentöne/Nuances” at the renowned Museum of Fine Arts (MdbK) Leipzig. This edition was produced in relatively small quantities and exclusively offered for sale on-site at the museum to visitors. It is not a standard mass-produced item and is not ordinarily available in the trade.
For Udo Lindenberg personally, this work holds immense significance and is regarded as one of his most important artistic peace messages. He firmly integrated the motif into his famous cycle “Udos Zehn Gebote” – where it serves as a contemporary, humanitarian interpretation of the Tenth Commandment and stands as a passionate plea against abuse of power, as well as for the preservation of creation, disarmament, and the protection of the human homeland.
The depth of this work’s roots in German cultural life is also evident in the public sphere: a monumental 2.30-meter-high glass version of the motif was ceremoniously unveiled and now has a permanent place on the exterior facade of the historic Bonifatiushaus in Paderborn (known as the “House with a Heart”).
The rare print is framed with a custom bevel-cut mat.
