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Was there a life before modern art and Nazi persecution, or more precisely, who if not Pablo, did create the blue period? Who other than Yves could have ever invented the blue monochrome? When, exactly, did the doors of perception open into new mind-expanding color-rooms, and was there anybody previous to Goethe afraid of that? The Blue Age is a stunning art book that comes up with new, refreshing answers. It takes the reader on a grand tour throughout Europe, and after examining a wide range of unknown artworks and - sometimes controversial - art practices, ends up with the conclusion: Yes, there was such a life.…mehr

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Was there a life before modern art and Nazi persecution, or more precisely, who if not Pablo, did create the blue period? Who other than Yves could have ever invented the blue monochrome? When, exactly, did the doors of perception open into new mind-expanding color-rooms, and was there anybody previous to Goethe afraid of that? The Blue Age is a stunning art book that comes up with new, refreshing answers. It takes the reader on a grand tour throughout Europe, and after examining a wide range of unknown artworks and - sometimes controversial - art practices, ends up with the conclusion: Yes, there was such a life.
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Autorenporträt
Franz Reitinger hat in Graz promoviert und lebt und arbeitet in Salzburg. Der von ihm praktizierte methodische Ansatz sei als historische Bildwissenschaft charakterisiert, die investigativ, objektorientiert und immer mit einem Seitenblick auf die Gegenwart die Aufmerksamkeit des Lesers auf unmerklich Abhandenkommendes, Verschüttetes oder schlichtweg Unbekanntes lenkt und dabei beherzt gegen akademischen Formalismus, institutionelle Blindheit, politische Willkür und kollektive Gleichgültigkeit anschreibt.