Tom Tommsen

Gebundenes Buch

Reichstag

The Art of Democracy

Beschreibung

500 Years of Art History New Works of the Reichstag in the Style of Leonardo da Vinci - Michelangelo - Vincent van Gogh - Claude Monet - Albrecht Dürer - Rembrandt - Gustav Klimt - Édouard Manet - Sandro Botticelli - Wassily Kandinsky - Paul Cézanne - Paul Gauguin - Henri Matisse - Paul Klee - Edgar Degas - J. M. W. Turner - Piet Mondrian - Francisco de Goya - Egon Schiele - Caspar David Friedrich - Mary Cassatt - María Blanchard For the first time, 21 works inspired by world-famous icons of art history - from Rembrandt to da Vinci to van Gogh - present the Reichstag in a single, exceptional art volume. But this book offers more than just fascinating images. Each of the 21 newly created masterpieces is accompanied by insightful texts that illuminate the artist, their philosophy, and their unique way of creating. This book is therefore a unique cultural asset: a masterful collection of visual new creations and at the same time a concise journey through 500 years of art history, all with a focus on a building that distinctively and world-famously symbolizes freedom and democracy. - 21 art-historical inspirations - Artist-specific style glossary - For each image: - Concise artist portrait - Style analysis and art history - Explanatory image description - High-quality thread-stitched binding - 200 gsm Bildwerk paper A conceptual art project by Tom Tommsen. Also available in German: ISBN: 9783695158218

Autor

Tom Tommsens sensitive eye for the human dimension-sharpened through years of psychological and systemic practice-permeates each of his works. A deep respect for artistic creation has accompanied him throughout his life. For many years, he expressed his personal art through words and language-now, with this book series, also publicly and visually. A work that unites intuition, imagination, and artistic heritage.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: BoD - Books on Demand / Books on Demand GmbH
• 1. Auflage
• Seitenzahl: 52
• Erscheinungstermin: 16. September 2025
• Deutsch
• Abmessung: 303mm x 215mm x 9mm
• Gewicht: 625g
• ISBN-13: 9783695177882
• ISBN-10: 3695177888
• Artikelnr.: 75453535