Sep 21, 2023
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Grete Gamerith on the Blue Couch
Artist: Walter Gamerith (Austrian, 1903–1949)
Date: 1936
Medium: Oil on canvas
Collection: Österreichische Galerie Belvedere, Vienna, Austria
The artist's Wife Resting on a Couch
Thoughtful, perhaps tired, but very much at peace with herself, Grete Gamerith, the artist's wife, has settled down on a couch in elegant clothing. Walther Gamerith describes this private moment of peace in a kind of lyrical objectivity and in harmonious, cool shades of blue.
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From markandme instagram on June 3rd, 2024:
Some behind the scenes photos of interviewing @lsdunes at @slamdunkmusic with @anthonygreen666 and @frankieromustdie for podcast special
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