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Cafe Deutschland I - 1978 |
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Cafe Deutschland II - 1978 |
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Cafe Deutschland IV - 1978 |
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Cafe Deutschland V - 1979 |
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Cafe Deutschland - 1980 |
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Cafe Deutschland - 1984 |
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Cafe Deutschland - 1987 |
German painter
Jörg Immendorff (1945-2007) became a darling of the world art scene during the 1980s with his
Cafe Deutschland series of overcrowded dystopian paintings, reflecting a divided Germany. Obituaries seemed to agree that Immendorff's achievement soared briefly in that decade, with no later work of comparable interest
– a situation similar (at least by Janet Malcolm's
account) to another 80s art star, David Salle.