Axel Dick (1935 - 2006) - photo 1

Axel Dick

Axel Dick was one of the most important German representatives of geometric abstraction and op art.

During a trip to New York in 1965, Axel Dick discovered the path to Conceptualism. It was a style he followed for the rest of his life.

Date and place of birt:1935, Dortmund, Germany
Date and place of death:2006, Braunschweig, Germany
Nationality:Germany
Period of activity: XX, XXI century
Specialization:Artist, Graphic artist, Painter
Genre:Landscape painting
Art style:Geometric abstraction, Light art, Op art, Post War Art, Conceptual art, Contemporary art

Creators Germany

Ewald Vetter (1894 - 1981)
Ewald Vetter
1894 - 1981
Wilhelm Kreling (1855 - 1937)
Wilhelm Kreling
1855 - 1937
Simon Segal (1898 - 1969)
Simon Segal
1898 - 1969
Josef Scharl (1896 - 1954)
Josef Scharl
1896 - 1954
Rudolf Valenta (1929 - 2015)
Rudolf Valenta
1929 - 2015
Hugo Wolff-Maage (1866 - 1947)
Hugo Wolff-Maage
1866 - 1947
Waldemar Nottbohm (1930)
Waldemar Nottbohm
1930
Max Stern (1872 - 1943)
Max Stern
1872 - 1943
Carl Christian Krayl (1890 - 1947)
Carl Christian Krayl
1890 - 1947
Sabine Moritz (1969)
Sabine Moritz
1969
Leopold Durm (1878 - 1918)
Leopold Durm
1878 - 1918
Ludwig Rosenfelder (1813 - 1881)
Ludwig Rosenfelder
1813 - 1881
Robert Lucander (1962)
Robert Lucander
1962
Edmund Friedrich Kanoldt (1845 - 1904)
Edmund Friedrich Kanoldt
1845 - 1904
Karl Caspar (1879 - 1956)
Karl Caspar
1879 - 1956
Johann Heinrich Hintze (1800 - 1861)
Johann Heinrich Hintze
1800 - 1861

Creators Conceptual art

André Dubreuil (1951)
André Dubreuil
1951
Barbara Heé (1957)
Barbara Heé
1957
Paul Tanqueray (1905 - 1991)
Paul Tanqueray
1905 - 1991
William Morris (1957)
William Morris
1957
Andreas Reimann (1946)
Andreas Reimann
1946
Sergio Lombardo (1939)
Sergio Lombardo
1939
Douglas Gordon (1966)
Douglas Gordon
1966
Li Yuan-chia (1929 - 1994)
Li Yuan-chia
1929 - 1994
William (Bill) Sutton (1917 - 2000)
William (Bill) Sutton
1917 - 2000
Tsugouharu Foujita (1886 - 1968)
Tsugouharu Foujita
1886 - 1968
Giorgio Morandi (1890 - 1964)
Giorgio Morandi
1890 - 1964
Katherine Sophie Dreier (1877 - 1952)
Katherine Sophie Dreier
1877 - 1952
Ai Weiwei (1957)
Ai Weiwei
1957
Tom Leonhardt (1958)
Tom Leonhardt
1958
Sergey Mironenko (1959)
Sergey Mironenko
1959
Bruno Di Bello (1938 - 2019)
Bruno Di Bello
1938 - 2019