Artist: Markus Lupertz ( - )
Artworks in Museum Collections: (25)
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Marcus Lupertz - Abend #1 1999 drypoint, aquatinit, Polk Museum of Art German
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Markus L¸pertz, Pferd, 1988
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Markus L¸pertz, Kopf, 1988
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Markus L¸pertz, Monkey, 1988
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Markus L¸pertz, Pilzesammler, 1988
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Markus L¸pertz, Der Zwerg, 1988
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Markus L¸pertz, Gedachtes und Gemachtes, 1988
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Markus L¸pertz, Working proof 3 for Kopf, 1988
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© Markus Raetz/Pro Litteris ; Markus Raetz, Swiss, Born in 1941 Schatten (Shadows) 1991 Photogram
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Markus L¸pertz, Working proof 4 for Gedachtes und Gemachtes, 20th century
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Unknown English, 18th century Tea canister England, (probably London), about 1755-60 Enameled copper with polychrome
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Delft, Dutch Teapot The Netherlands, first quarter of the 18th century Tin-glazed faience (earthenware) decorated
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Made at Meissen Factory, German Teabowl and saucer Germany, about 1725 Hard-paste porcelain Teabowl: 4.5
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Made at Meissen Factory, German Cup and saucer Germany, about 1753 Hard-paste porcelain decorated in
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Made at Meissen Factory, German Tea canister Germany, about 1740 Hard-paste porcelain with turquoise ("celadon")
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Meissen Factory, German Possibly by Adam Friedrich von Löwenfinck, 1714-1754 Cream jug Germany, about 1730-35
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Meissen Factory, German Modeled by Johann Joachim Kändler, German, 1706-1775 Teapot Germany, about 1734 Hard-paste
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Made at Sèvres Factory, French, 1756–present Cup France, 1761 Soft-paste porcelain 5.4 cm (2 1/8
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Made at Sèvres Factory, French, 1756–present Cup France, 1761 Soft-paste porcelain 5.5 cm (2 3/16
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Made at Sèvres Factory, French, 1756–present Tray France, 1761 Soft-paste porcelain 4.1 cm (1 5/8
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Made at Sèvres Factory, French, 1756–present Cream jug France, 1761 Soft-paste porcelain 8.2 cm (3
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Made at Sèvres Factory, French, 1756–present Saucer France, 1761 Soft-paste porcelain 2.7 cm (1 1/16
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Made at Sèvres Factory, French, 1756–present Saucer France, 1761 Soft-paste porcelain 2.8 cm (1 1/8
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Made at Sèvres Factory, French, 1756–present Teapot France, 1761 Soft-paste porcelain 10.4 cm (4 1/8
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Made at Sèvres Factory, French, 1756–present Sugar bowl France, 1761 Soft-paste porcelain 9 cm (3

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