Karin Kneffel – Tierköpfe - Schaf schwarz, 2005 – Etching
Series: Tierköpfe / Animal heads
Tierköpfe - Schaf schwarz by Karin Kneffel, created in 2005, is an etching that forms part of the artist’s Animal Heads series. The artwork features a close-up of a sheep's head, rendered with intricate detail. The black, textured wool contrasts with the lighter tones, highlighting the sheep’s gentle expression and creating a sense of depth. Kneffel’s work often explores realism, and this piece captures the texture and character of the animal with a delicate, almost portrait-like quality. The soft palette and meticulous lines evoke a sense of calm and respect for the subject, emphasizing its individuality.
Artwork Copyright © Karin Kneffel
Karin Kneffel (Germany, 1957) is a contemporary painter celebrated for her photorealistic works that merge realism with surreal elements. Her meticulously detailed compositions often use reflections and layered perspectives to transform everyday scenes into dreamlike atmospheres. A student of Gerhard Richter, Kneffel has gained international recognition for her exploration of perception and illusion.
Artwork Copyright © Karin Kneffel

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Series: Tierköpfe / Animal heads
Tierköpfe - Schaf schwarz by Karin Kneffel, created in 2005, is an etching that forms part of the artist’s Animal Heads series. The artwork features a close-up of a sheep's head, rendered with intricate detail. The black, textured wool contrasts with the lighter tones, highlighting the sheep’s gentle expression and creating a sense of depth. Kneffel’s work often explores realism, and this piece captures the texture and character of the animal with a delicate, almost portrait-like quality. The soft palette and meticulous lines evoke a sense of calm and respect for the subject, emphasizing its individuality.
Artwork Copyright © Karin Kneffel
Karin Kneffel (Germany, 1957) is a contemporary painter celebrated for her photorealistic works that merge realism with surreal elements. Her meticulously detailed compositions often use reflections and layered perspectives to transform everyday scenes into dreamlike atmospheres. A student of Gerhard Richter, Kneffel has gained international recognition for her exploration of perception and illusion.
Artwork Copyright © Karin Kneffel
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Karin Kneffel – Tierköpfe - Schaf schwarz, 2005 – Etching

Karin Kneffel

Tierköpfe - Schaf schwarz, 2005

38 x 36 cm

Est. 2005 — twenty years of collecting, online.