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Series: Tierköpfe / Animal heads // Tierköpfe - Ziege braun by Karin Kneffel is an etching from the artist's Tierköpfe (Animal Heads) series, created in 2005. This limited edition print measures 38 x 36 cm and features the portrait of a brown goat, rendered with a striking level of detail and expression. Kneffel's focus on animal subjects reveals her skill in capturing the personality and presence of the creatures, giving them a lifelike and almost intimate quality. The background is a deep, contrasting shade, which enhances the warmth and texture of the goat’s fur. This piece invites viewers to appreciate the delicate interplay between realism and artistry in Kneffel's work.
Tierköpfe - Ziege braun, 2005
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Series: Tierköpfe / Animal heads // Tierköpfe - Ziege braun by Karin Kneffel is an etching from the artist's Tierköpfe (Animal Heads) series, created in 2005. This limited edition print measures 38 x 36 cm and features the portrait of a brown goat, rendered with a striking level of detail and expression. Kneffel's focus on animal subjects reveals her skill in capturing the personality and presence of the creatures, giving them a lifelike and almost intimate quality. The background is a deep, contrasting shade, which enhances the warmth and texture of the goat’s fur. This piece invites viewers to appreciate the delicate interplay between realism and artistry in Kneffel's work.
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Photorealism is a genre of art or artistic movement that involves drawing, painting, and other graphic media in which the artist carefully studies a photograph and attempts to reproduce it as realistically as possible in another medium. While the term can broadly describe any artwork created in this manner, it specifically refers to a group of painters and paintings in the U.S. art movement that emerged in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
