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German Painting Of The Second Half Of The 20th Century Richter Baselitz Kiefer And The Neue Wilden

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Carving raw anger into solid blocks of wood

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The scandalous exhibition that seized the public eye

gertrude Baselitz's first solo show in West Berlin in 1963 caused a public scandal and police intervention.

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Fun Facts

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Upside-down painting: Georg Baselitz does not paint right-side up and flip it; he actually paints his subjects upside down from the very start.

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Quizzes

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Which controversial painting by Georg Baselitz was confiscated by Berlin police during his 1963 exhibition?

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In which city did police raid Georg Baselitz's first solo exhibition and confiscate two paintings in 1963?

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In what year did Georg Baselitz escape East Germany to live in West Berlin?

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Which painting was Georg Baselitz's very first inverted (upside-down) work, created in 1969?

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What was the inspiration behind the artist name 'Georg Baselitz'?

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What tool did Georg Baselitz use to carve his controversial 1980 Venice Biennale sculpture?

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Why was Georg Baselitz expelled from the Academy of Fine and Applied Arts in East Berlin?

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What was the main artistic reason Georg Baselitz painted his subjects upside down?

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Glosario

Glossary
inversion (noun)
The reversal of the normal position, order, or relation of something. In 1969, Georg Baselitz began painting his subjects upside down to emphasize pure form over narrative content.

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Gossip

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Would you hang an upside-down painting in your room?

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Videos

gertrude Georg Baselitz inverted his paintings to strip narrative weight while maintaining figurative subjects in a post-war world.

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gertrude Georg Baselitz's provocative 1963 Berlin exhibition caused public scandal when police confiscated his paintings.

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gertrude Georg Baselitz escaped East German art's rigid rules by moving to West Berlin in 1957.

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gertrude Carving raw anger into solid blocks of wood

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