#richard lindner

[thunderstruck9]

Richard Lindner (German/American, 1901-1978), Napoleon Still Life, 1962. Oil on canvas, 50 x 40 in.

[desimonewayland]

Richard Lindner (1901-1978)

Woman with a Yellow Handbag, 1975, lithograph

Bonhams

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[oldsardens]

Richard Lindner - Thank You

[lascitasdelashoras]

Marcel Proust by Richard Lindner

[alessandro55]

Richard Lindner

Großstadtzirkus | Big-City Circus | Le cirque de la grande ville

Editor Thomas Levy, Design by Claas Möller, claasbooks, Hamburg

Kerber Verlag, 120 pages, 22,5x22,5cm,68 colored and 14 b/w illustrations,Hardcover, German, English, French, ISBN 978-3-7356-0081-3

euro 30,00

email if you want to buy booksinprogressmilano@yahoo.it

The painter Richard Lindner introduces his shadow figures of big-city life as if under a big top: thieves, prostitutes or gamblers as protagonists on the margins of society. With his unmistakeable imagery, Lindner has become one of the most important pioneers of Pop Art. The fifty or so oil paintings, watercolours and drawings in this catalogue provide an insight into his different creative phases from the 1950s to the 1970s. In cooperation with the estate of the artist, the catalogue gathers together numerous preliminary studies of Lindner’s paintings that have never before been shown in public and which demonstrate the  erstwhile illustrator’s meticulous conquest of the image’s surface.

Exhibition: „Richard Lindner – Großstadtzirkus | Big-City Circus | Le cirque de la grande ville“, 06.02.2015 – 19.04.2015, Stiftung Ahlers Pro Arte / Kestner Pro Arte, Hannover

30/01/24

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[onenakedfarmer]

Daily Painting

Richard Lindner PORTRAIT OF MARCEL PROUST (1950)

[keo6323]

Christian Lindner - Leben am Limit doch abgewendet?

Viele haben schon um ihren liebsten Porschefahrer gefürchtet, aber nun ist bestätigt, dass Christian Lindner nicht obdachlos wird. Ein netter Philosoph hat sich erbarmt und den Ex-Finanzminister in seine Obhut genommen. Christian Lindner, vorher von Kanzler Scholz als Vogelfrei gesprochen, fängt nun an, die Leitregeln des freien Marktes und des Lobbyismus ins Deutsche zu übersetzen, um normalen Menschen (soweit sie genügend Grundeinkommen oder Ersparnisse für effektive Bestechung in der Hinterhand haben) einen einfachen Zugang in die Welt der Oligarchen zu ermöglichen.

Christian Lindner und Richard David Precht hatten ihr erstes wellenschlagendes Treffen in 2012 in Prechts Talkshow im ZDF. Der damals frische Abiturient hatte fast versehentlich um Prechts Hand angehalten, was aber jedoch Prechts allgemeinhin anziehender Ausstrahlung auf Männer zuzuschreiben ist. Denn wer kann schon diesem Lächeln wiederstehen?

Markus Lanz schrieb zu diesem Zusammentreffen: "Auch philosophisch schien [Christian Lindner] dem promovierten Fachmann mit dem schönen Haar und dem offenen Hemdkragen mehr als ebenbürtig." (Quellle. Und nein, leider war es nicht Markus Lanz. Hätte es aber sein können. Lasst uns doch träumen, okay.)

Skurrilerweise bezogen Lanz und Precht in ihrem Podcast in Folge 166 genau gegensätzliche Positionen: Precht kritisierte die FDP viel offener als Lanz, nimmt nun aber den geflüchteten Chef der eben jener Partei bei sich auf. Wo sich bei uns die Frage stellt: Wie eifersüchtig ist Markus Lanz in Bezug auf diese neuartige Entwicklung?

Wir berichten bald mehr!

Bild-credit, Inspiration und Mitwirkung: @ctrsdoesart

[thunderstruck9]

Richard Lindner (German/American, 1901-1978), The Table, 1961. Oil on canvas, 60 x 50 in.

[milksockets]

'west 48th street' by richard lindner, 1964 in twentieth-century erotic art - gilles néret (1993)

[pranzpodcast]

Ausgabe 166, über das Ampel-Aus

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[theemptyframes]

Richard Lindner

Girl with Hoop, from Fun City, 1971

https://fineart.ha.com/itm/prints-and-multiples/richard-lindner-1901-1978-girl-with-hoop-from-fun-city-1971lithograph-in-colors-on-a/a/18224-40083.s?ctrack=4056259&type=bodylink-6-art-close-18224-Prints-tem051825

[kafkasapartment]

A Letter from New York, 1974. Richard Lindner. Watercolour, pencil, coloured pencil and collage on paper.

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February

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March

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April

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21. King of Scars by Leigh Bardugo - 5/5⭐

22. Rule of Wolves by Leigh Bardugo - 5/5⭐

June

23. Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes Book by Suzanne Collins - 5/5⭐

24. Summer poems by Hermann Hesse - 5/5⭐

July

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August

25. Star Wars: Brotherhood by Mike Chen - 4/5⭐

September

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27. Harry Potter 2 reread for work

October

28. Harry Potter 3 reread for work

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30. Poems ll by Hermann Hesse - 4/5⭐

31. Poems by Shakespeare - 4/5⭐

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36. Watership Down by Richard Adams - 4.5/5⭐

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42. Mary Poppins by P.L. Travers - 4/5⭐

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46. Hamlet by William Shakespeare - 4/5⭐

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