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Sauerbruch Hutton

Museum Brandhorst

Erwerbsjahr2008
AusgestelltAktuell nicht ausgestellt
CopyrightMatthias Sauerbruch and Louisa Hutton, Museum Brandhorst, 2009 © Andreas Gehrke and Sauerbruch Hutton-Architects. Photo: Andreas Gehrke
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Abstract black and white screen print by Andy Warhol with twelve eggs. — Andy Warhol Eggs, 1982

Green poster with black lettering: “Andy Warhol for the Greens” and four portraits of Warhol. — Andy Warhol Andy Warhol für die Grünen, 1979

Close-up of a woman singing into a microphone. — Arthur Jafa akingdoncomethas, 2018

Black and white screen print by Andy Warhol with a depiction of Jesus Christ and the inscription 9.98 dollars — Andy Warhol Christ $9.98 (positive), 1985-86

THERMOPYLAE (MEUDON) Cy Twombly Museum Brandhorst Munich — Cy Twombly Thermopylae (Meudon), 1990

Painting showing a street scene with three people in the foreground: a crossing guard, holding a warning sign with the word “Slow” in her right hand, a father and a girl. Only the child looks out of the picture and makes eye contact with us. A construction fence blocks the view of uninhabited and sterile-looking high-rise buildings in the background. — Aaron Gilbert Crossing Guard, 2022

Collage based on a portrait photo by Alphanso Panell. Andy Warhol transferred the photo onto transparent foil using screen printing and used scraps of paper placed underneath it to put her back in the spotlight. — Andy Warhol Ladies and Gentlemen (Alphanso Panell), 1975

Dramatic painting by Cy Twombly in shades of yellows, reds, turquoise and aquamarine. The painting is part of the twelve-part Lepanto cycle. — Cy Twombly Lepanto VII, 2001

Blurred photo of a room view. On the wall on the left hangs an artwork with red and white stripes. — Louise Lawler Three Flags (swiped again, one), 2022