Type / Green One at the Tree (Typ / Grüner am Baum), Georg Baselitz, 1965–66, published 1974
Georg Baselitz, portretGeorg BaselitzDuitsland, 1938–2026

Type / Green One at the Tree (Typ / Grüner am Baum)

1965–66, published 1974 · Print

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480.2006

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Intussen, in het leven van Georg Baselitz

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  1. 1963

    A scandal at his first solo show

    Baselitz's first solo exhibition in West Berlin, at Galerie Werner & Katz, caused a public scandal: two days after the opening the public prosecutor seized two paintings, “The Big Night Down the Drain” and “The Naked Man”, as obscene; the court case did not end until October 1965.

  2. 1965

    A Villa Romana scholarship in Florence

    In 1965 Baselitz won a six-month scholarship to the Villa Romana in Florence, where he studied Mannerist graphics and produced the “Tierstück” (“Animal Piece”) pictures.

  3. 1970

    The first exhibition of upside-down pictures

    At the Galeriehaus on Cologne's Lindenstraße Franz Dahlem put on the first exhibition of pictures with upside-down motifs.

  4. 1972

    documenta 5: harsh criticism once again

    Baselitz took part in documenta 5 in Kassel, where his work again drew harsh criticism.

  5. 30 juni 1972 – 8 oktober 1972

    Exhibition: Documenta 5

  6. 1975

    First New York and the São Paulo Biennale

    In 1975 Baselitz visited New York for the first time and worked there for two weeks; he also went to Brazil, where he took part in the 13th São Paulo Biennale.

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