Tuesday, March 25, 2025

Baselitz

Georg Baselitz
Untitled (Sex with Dumplings)
1963
watercolor on paper
Art Institute of Chicago


Georg Baselitz
Untitled (Saxon Nose)
1963-64
watercolor, crayon and ink on paper
Art Institute of Chicago

Georg Baselitz
Oberon
1963-64
etching
Princeton University Art Museum

Georg Baselitz
Untitled (Saxon Landscape)
1964
gouache, watercolor, crayon and ink on paper
Art Institute of Chicago

Georg Baselitz
Rebel
1965
oil on canvas
Tate Modern, London

Georg Baselitz
Large Head
1966-67
woodcut
Art Institute of Chicago

Georg Baselitz
Three Striped Cows
1967
acrylic on canvas
Saint Louis Art Museum

Georg Baselitz
Male Nude
1975
oil on canvas
North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh

Georg Baselitz
Seated Male Nude, Morocco
1976
oil on canvas
Saint Louis Art Museum

Georg Baselitz
The Gleaner
1978
oil and tempera on canvas
Guggenheim Museum, New York

Georg Baselitz
Untitled
1982
gouache, pastel, crayon and ink on paper
Walker Art Center, Minneapolis

Georg Baselitz
Saint Michael
1983
oil on canvas
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra

Georg Baselitz
Kopf
1984
woodcut
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, Kansas City, Missouri

Georg Baselitz
Tränenkopf
1986
color etching and aquatint
Milwaukee Art Museum

Georg Baselitz
La Sedia di Paolo
1988
watercolor and ink on paper
Phillips Collection, Washington DC

Georg Baselitz
La Sedia di Paolo
1988
watercolor and ink on paper
Phillips Collection, Washington DC

Georg Baselitz
La Sedia di Paolo
1988
watercolor and ink on paper
Phillips Collection, Washington DC

Georg Baselitz
Aurora
2005-2006
hand-colored linocut
National Gallery of Australia, Canberra

Georg Baselitz
Mondung
2009
oil on canvas
Moderna Museet, Stockholm

from The Broken Bowl

To say it once held daisies and bluebells
        Ignores, if nothing else,
Its diehard brilliance where, crashed on the floor,
The wide bowl lies that seemed to cup the sun,
Its green leaves curled, its constant blaze undone,
Spilled all its glass integrity everywhere;
        Spectrums, released, will speak
Of colder flowerings where cold crystal broke.

– James Merrill (1946)