»on site« trade fair highlights in the gallery

© Friedemann Hahn / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn

Friedemann Hahn

Trevor Howard und Kerima in "The Outcast of the Islands", 1951 / Trevor Howard and Kerima in "The Outcast of the Islands," 1951, 1979

Oil on canvas
65 × 85 cm

signed and dated on the reverse
(HAHNF/M 17)

€ 11.000

26 / 59

share

view in room

Inquiry

From his early works, Friedemann Hahn pursued the audacious goal of combining Pop Art with the Western. The painting "Lupo, Apsaroke" from 1985 is a good example of this. Both Pop art and the Western genre can be grasped through collective images. Hahn takes up these popular cultural clichés and overwrites them in his individual visual language, which is characterized by masking joy and pathos, longing and existentialism.

• Online exhibitions
  • Ben Willikens – lost in space
  • Peter Sehringer – Counterpoint
  • ONLINE ONLY - Small sculpture
  • ONLINE ONLY – Selected art on paper from the collections
  • ONLINE ONLY – Erich Hauser on his 90th birthday
  • »on site« trade fair highlights in the gallery
• exhibitions
  • Stuttgart
  • Schloss Dätzingen
  • Preview
  • Review
• News
• Artists
  • Modern art
  • Art after 1945
  • Contemporary art
• Gallery