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Schermuly

Catalogue Raisonné

An artist unbound by the conventions of his time, Munich-based painter Peter Schermuly (1997–2007) turned away from abstraction toward an original approach to realism in which he developed color phenomena suitable for a particular painting rather than merely recreating the palette he observed in the world around him.
           
Peter Schermuly: Catalogue Raisonné brings together a wealth of full-color illustrations to present an overview of the artist’s entire painterly oeuvre. The book includes Schermuly’s well-known oil paintings but also his sketches and wall designs. Together, the works form a long-awaited introduction to the life and work of this important and original figure in twentieth-century art.

360 pages | 970 color plates | 9 1/2 x 11 3/4 | © 2015

Art: Art--General Studies


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Table of Contents

Foreword
Brigitte Schermuly

Of Lovers and Painters
Martin Mosebach

Peter Schermuly (1927-2007)
Martin Mosebach

Peter Schermuly—a Personal Memoir
Stephen Mckenna

Plates

The Significance on Non-Representational Painting in Peter Schermuly’s Oeuvre
Daria Dittmeyer—Hössl

The Reality of Things. On the Oeuvre of Peter Schermuly
Norbert Schneider

Laboratory—a Cycle of Murals by Peter Schermuly
Martin Mosebach

Editorial Note

Catalogue raisonné
Daria Dittmeyer—Hössl

Biography
Peter Schermuly: Three Texts on Painting
Bibliography
Exhibitions

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