тина юрецек (1952)
Tina (Bettina) Juretzek is a contemporary German artist dedicated to abstract art.
Tina Juretzek studied art at the Staatliche Kunstakademie in Dusseldorf.
Her works are characterised by abstraction in depicting figures and landscapes. The object, however, always remains tangible. In the 1980s, Jurecek created her first large figurative paintings, focusing on the relationship between the human figure and space.
Tina (Bettina) Juretzek is a contemporary German artist dedicated to abstract art.
Tina Juretzek studied art at the Staatliche Kunstakademie in Dusseldorf.
Her works are characterised by abstraction in depicting figures and landscapes. The object, however, always remains tangible. In the 1980s, Jurecek created her first large figurative paintings, focusing on the relationship between the human figure and space.
Tina (Bettina) Juretzek is a contemporary German artist dedicated to abstract art.
Tina Juretzek studied art at the Staatliche Kunstakademie in Dusseldorf.
Her works are characterised by abstraction in depicting figures and landscapes. The object, however, always remains tangible. In the 1980s, Jurecek created her first large figurative paintings, focusing on the relationship between the human figure and space.
Tina (Bettina) Juretzek is a contemporary German artist dedicated to abstract art.
Tina Juretzek studied art at the Staatliche Kunstakademie in Dusseldorf.
Her works are characterised by abstraction in depicting figures and landscapes. The object, however, always remains tangible. In the 1980s, Jurecek created her first large figurative paintings, focusing on the relationship between the human figure and space.
Tina (Bettina) Juretzek is a contemporary German artist dedicated to abstract art.
Tina Juretzek studied art at the Staatliche Kunstakademie in Dusseldorf.
Her works are characterised by abstraction in depicting figures and landscapes. The object, however, always remains tangible. In the 1980s, Jurecek created her first large figurative paintings, focusing on the relationship between the human figure and space.
