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- ISBN 9783777446691
- Weight: 1140g
- Dimensions: 240 x 300mm
- Publication Date: 11 Jun 2026
- Publisher: Hirmer Verlag
- Publication City/Country: DE
- Product Form: Paperback
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This book shows some of Uwe Wittwer’s most impressive works, offering an immersive experience of his ongoing creative journey. Through watercolour and oil alike, Wittwer creates a delicate interplay between real and imagined, past and present, allowing readers to question authenticity and memory’s shifting nature.
The lavishly illustrated volume invites readers into Wittwer’s world, where his technique beautifully complements his themes of visual truth and cultural reflection. While many artists use watercolour as a preparatory tool, Wittwer elevates it to stand on par with his oil paintings. References from art history, personal and familial topics, cinematic influences, colonial themes, and the impact of war characterise Wittwer’s decades spanning work. His compositions often symbolize the erasure and loss caused by war, a very current topic.
The lavishly illustrated volume invites readers into Wittwer’s world, where his technique beautifully complements his themes of visual truth and cultural reflection. While many artists use watercolour as a preparatory tool, Wittwer elevates it to stand on par with his oil paintings. References from art history, personal and familial topics, cinematic influences, colonial themes, and the impact of war characterise Wittwer’s decades spanning work. His compositions often symbolize the erasure and loss caused by war, a very current topic.
Marie Gaitzsch is art historian and Fine Arts curator at Musee Jenisch, Vevey.
