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At the time I read about the study, I had already become fascinated with modern and contemporary German art, mainly as a living continuation of surrealism, transposed into a realistic mode which could illustrate Franz Kafka's writings very well. And when I found Almut Heise's works at Artnet's Artist Works Catalogs in 2009, I didn't hesitate to present several to OEN's readers, here; the title of the piece was 'Surrealist Portraiture: Five Paintings by Almut Heise.'
All the following images are at Artnet's AWC and presented copyright and courtesy of that website, and of the artist, Almut Heise. See here.
The Artist, Almut Heise, by Copyright and Courtesy of Almut Heise and Artnet's Artist works Catalogs
Enjoy:
Edgar (1992-1993), by Copyright and Courtesy of Almut Heise and Artnet's Artist Works Catalogs
Ricknansicht (1990-2000), by Copyright and Courtesy of Almut Heise and Artnet's Artist Works Catalogs
Friedemann (1993), by Copyright and Courtesy of Almut Heise and Artnet's Artist Works Catalogs
Clubrestaurand (1996), by Copyright and Courtesy of Almut Heise and Artnet's Artist Works Catalogs
Grosse Restaurantszene III (2003), by Copyright and Courtesy of Almut Heise and Artnet's Artist Works Catalogs
Gloria von Thurn & Taxis (2006), by Copyright and Courtesy of Almut Heise and Artnet's Artist Works Catalogs
Frau auf Leopardenfell (2007), by Copyright and Courtesy of Almut Heise and Artnet's Artist Works Catalogs
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