German · b. 1938
Painting
Georg Baselitz is a seminal Neo-Expressionist artist famous for his 'inverted' paintings, where figures and objects are depicted upside down to prioritize form and texture over representation. His work emerged as a reaction against both academic realism and pure abstraction in post-war Germany.
Galerie Thomas
Munich
Skarstedt
New York
White Cube
Hong Kong
Thaddaeus Ropac
Salzburg
Gl Holtegaard
Copenhagen
Galleri Bo Bjerggaard
Copenhagen
Borch Editions
Copenhagen
Opera Gallery
Singapore
Maruani Mercier
Brussels
Museo Novecento
Florence
Opera Gallery
Paris
Galerie Boisserée
Cologne
Gagosian
New York
Gagosian
Geneva
Gagosian
Basel
CFA / Contemporary Fine Arts
Basel
White Cube
London
Akademie der Künste
Berlin
CFA / Contemporary Fine Arts
Berlin
Berlinische Galerie
Berlin
Pinakothek der Moderne
Munich
Knust Kunz Gallery Editions
Munich
Setareh
Dusseldorf
Schönewald
Dusseldorf
Thaddaeus Ropac / Pantin
Paris