Ralph Gleis
Ralph Gleis is General Director of the Albertina and curator of numerous exhibitions of art from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
Further books
-
newEd. Ralph Gleis
The exhibition catalogue examines medieval art and European modernism together: Edvard Munch, Max Beckmann, Käthe Kollwitz and other modern artists borrowed stylistic or thematic elements from the Gothic model, translating these motifs into a ... -
newEd. Ralph Gleis et al.
Brigitte Kowanz
Light is what we seeThis volume presents the art of light in all its facets. Using materials such as mirrors, black light, neon tubes and glass bottles, Brigitte Kowanz has created objects and spatial artworks in which she stages light. “What is light?” is ... -
Ed. Ralph Gleis et al.
A tiger shark in formaldehyde. A diamond-encrusted skull. Damien Hirst is one of the most important contemporary artists and a legend in the Young British Artist movement of the 1990s. He planned his iconic paintings, sculptures, and installations ... -
Ed. Ralph Gleis et al.
LEONARDO / DÜRER
Renaissance Master Drawings on Colored Ground"Dürer’s Praying Hands" is one of the world’s most popular artworks. Few artists have changed the art world more profoundly than Leonardo and Dürer. Both bring their subjects to life with breathtaking virtuosity, ... -
Ed. Ralph Gleis et al.
In 1867, Monet (1840–1925) turned his back on tradition when he focused on the bustling life of Paris from the balcony of the Louvre. He was fascinated by the present in the growing French capital rather than the old masters. In a series of ... -
Ed. Ralph Gleis et al.
Secessions
Klimt - Stuck - LiebermannAt the end of the 19th century the term “Secession” stood for the artistic beginnings of modernism. Art was surging forward towards freedom. Avant-garde artists showed their new creative works in the exhibitions of the Secession. In ...