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Otto Gleichmann is a German artist, a bright representative of German Expressionism.
Otto Gleichmann studied at art academies in Düsseldorf, Breslau and Weimar. While in the army during World War I, he was wounded and absorbed the beliefs of the viciousness of National Socialism. In 1918, together with his wife, he joined the Hanover Secession group of artists and painted expressionist oil paintings, watercolors, drawings, lithographs, and mixed media works, the subjects of which were influenced in particular by his wartime experiences and impressions.
In 1937, Gleichmann's watercolors and prints were confiscated by the National Socialists from state collections as part of the "Degenerate Art" campaign, and most were destroyed.
Thierry Guetta, better known as Mr Brainwash, is a French-born American street artist and filmmaker known for his unique and unconventional approach to art.
Thierry Guetta is recognised for his collaborations with renowned street artist Banksy. His works combine elements of pop art, street art and graffiti, resulting in colourful and visually impressive works. Getty's work often features cultural icons, famous personalities and popular images, creating a distinctive and recognisable style. With his playful and thought-provoking works, Mr Brainwash continues to push the boundaries of contemporary art and challenge traditional notions of artistic expression.
Marc Quinn is a contemporary English painter and sculptor, a member of the Young British Artists, a group that has dominated the art scene since the 1990s. He is known for his experimental approach to creativity and for incorporating shocking elements into his work.
Quinn declares to explore extreme aspects of the human body in his art. He experiments with a variety of materials including organic matter such as blood, bread and flowers, as well as marble, concrete and stainless steel. His portfolio includes sculptures, portraits, installations, graffiti and paintings