The colour lithograph ‘Beckmann Building’ depicts a structure that reflects Thomas Schütte’s ongoing engagement with architecture and architectural models. In bold orange and black, a trapezium-shaped structure, crowned at the top by small pyramids, rises above a block-like, stepped plinth. The loose, painterly style and the sketch-like composition lend the print a playful yet monumental effect. It is a limited edition print signed by the artist.
About the Artist Thomas Schütte
Thomas Schütte (b. 1954 in Oldenburg) is one of the most internationally renowned artists of the present. His wide-ranging work centres on sculpture but extends equally to installations, architectural models, watercolours and prints. Characteristic is his assured handling of the most varied materials — bronze, steel, ceramic and glass — with which he created haunting human figures such as the "Große Geister" (Great Spirits) and "United Enemies." Schütte studied at the Düsseldorf Art Academy under Gerhard Richter and Fritz Schwegler, among others, and has received numerous honours, including the Golden Lion at the 2005 Venice Biennale. His work is held in the world's most important museums and achieves top prices on the international market.
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