Author: Swoboda, Gerhard; Gerhard Schrenk-Notzing and Heinz Von Mackowitz
Title: Metamorphosen
Description: Munchen, Langen Muller, 1970. Hardcover. Red cloth boards with black and gilt illustration on front cover, gilt lettering on spine, red dust jacket with color illustration, decorative end pages, color frontispiece, 32 pp, [48] pp of illustrations in color and bw. Text in German. "Gerhard Swoboda turns to the area of representation of nature. Her pictures, signs and structures, her art of transformation, her eternally new design became a model and example for his own work. Gerhard Swoboda is not concerned with the sensual surface or emotional experiences, nor with the reproductions of the subjective interior, moods, dream areas and psychological myths. His field is the objective object space of nature, which can only be experienced when he crosses the boundaries from our technical world to the elementary realms of the festive, the river, the airy and the fiery. He tries not to reproduce her inexhaustible treasure trove of images, the objects of nature, in relation to himself, but to himself and in relation to each other." translation from dust jacket. VG/VG (light foxing to upper block, overall wear to dust jacket) .

Keywords: European Artists ; Swoboda, Gerhard ; ;


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