The artwork titled “Soundscape,” created by Abdul Mati Klarwein in 1982, is an exemplar of the Magic Realism movement. This landscape piece forms part of the “Inscapes” series. Klarwein’s work frequently weaves elements of the fantastical with those of the real, creating immersive and thought-provoking scenes. “Soundscape” features a labyrinthine series of terraces that ribbon …
The artwork titled “Stairway to Heaven,” created by Abdul Mati Klarwein in 1980, is a notable example of the Magic Realism and Surrealism art movements. It is categorized within the landscape genre and is part of Klarwein’s “Inscapes” series. This piece exemplifies the stylistic tendencies of these movements, favoring a fantastical rendition of realistic subjects …
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The artwork titled “Susie Berns Aka. Susan Wolf,” created by the artist Abdul Mati Klarwein in 1971, is a portrait that exemplifies the art movements of Magic Realism and Fantastic Realism. This meticulous painting portrays a subject imbued with an aura of mysticism and otherworldliness characteristic of Klarwein’s oeuvre. In the artwork, a woman with …
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The artwork titled “Symbole Du Jour,” created by Abdul Mati Klarwein in 1984, is an exquisite piece of art belonging to the Magic Realism movement and categorized under the genre of landscape. It forms part of the “Inscapes” series. This particular piece exemplifies the intricacies and imaginative qualities of Magic Realism, wherein the natural world …
The artwork titled “The Chamber Brothers New Generation” was created by the artist Abdul Mati Klarwein in 1970. It falls within the realms of Fantastic Realism and Magic Realism, positioned as an illustration within the genre and specifically designed for inclusion in an album cover series. This oeuvre forms part of a visual dialogue between …
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The artwork titled “The Last Poets Holy Terror” was created by artist Abdul Mati Klarwein in 1993. It falls under the art movements of Fantastic Realism and Magic Realism, and it is categorized as an illustration. This particular piece was made to serve as an album cover, thus forming part of a series dedicated to …
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The artwork titled “The Last Poets This Is Madness” was created by artist Abdul Mati Klarwein in 1971. It is an illustration that was used as an album cover, falling within the realms of Fantastic Realism and Magic Realism, which are known for the precise realism and attention to detail combined with fantastical elements and …
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The artwork in question is an illustration for the album “Alive & Amplified” by The Mooney Suzuki, attributed to the artist Abdul Mati Klarwein. This piece exemplifies the Fantastic and Magic Realism art movements and is part of a series of album covers designed by the artist. Mati Klarwein is known for his intricate, imaginative …
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The artwork titled “Vierge Marie” was created by Abdul Mati Klarwein circa 1970. It is categorized within the art movements of Fantastic Realism and Magic Realism and belongs to the genre of religious painting and genre painting. This piece is part of the “Visionary Psychedelia” series, which reflects Klarwein’s unique approach to visual expression. Depicted …
The artwork “Wet Curve,” created by Abdul Mati Klarwein in 1981, is a striking piece representative of the Magic Realism movement. Classified as a landscape, it forms part of the “Inscapes” series. This piece juxtaposes realistic imagery with dreamlike or fantastical elements that are characteristic of the Magic Realism genre. The artwork presents an ethereal …
The artwork entitled “You’re Next” was created by the artist Abdul Mati Klarwein in 1979. This piece is part of the “Inscapes” series and is characterized by the Magic Realism movement. The genre of this work is landscape, and it showcases the artist’s signature style which blends a hyper-realistic approach with mystical and surreal elements. …
“Still Life (Cups and Boxes)” is an artwork created by Italian artist Giorgio Morandi in 1951. Executed using oil on canvas, this painting is a modestly sized work, measuring 22.5 x 50 cm. The piece is housed in the Kunstsammlung Nordrhein and it belongs to the genre of still life. Morandi is often associated with …
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