The definitive monograph on the acclaimed German artist Neo Rauch, one of the most influential figurative painters working todayNeo Rauch is one of the world’s most successful and popular contemporary artists. A leading force of the Leipzig School, the group of artists that emerged from East Germany in the early 1990s after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Rauch quickly established himself internationally through his large canvases featuring a crossover between Surrealism and popular imagery.Characterized by a bright acidic palette, Rauch’s ambiguous landscapes are populated by spatially connected, alienated figures conjuring a mysterious atmosphere of distorted nostalgia and failed Utopia. This career-spanning monograph was made in close collaboration with the artist, showcasing Rauch’s work alongside essays and texts that illuminate his work and career.

The Fundatie Collection spans centuries and is distinct and diverse with a number of works of art that are unique to the Netherlands. The basis for this was laid by Dirk Hannema (1895-1984).Throughout the Fundatie Collection features works by Karel Appel, Francis Bacon, David Bade, Gerard ter Borch, George Hendrik Breitner, Antonio Canova, Lynn Chadwick, Paul Citroen, Jan Cremer, Charles Daubigny, André Derain, Vincent van Gogh, John Heartfield, Pieter Henket, Auguste Herbin, Laurent de la Hyre, Isaac Israels, BC Koekkoek, Jasper Krabbé, Jeroen Krabbé, Marino Marini, Wolfgang Mattheuer, Piet Mondrian, Charlotte van Pallandt, Max Pechstein, Francis Picabia, Neo Rauch, Jürgen Ovens, Neo Rauch, Otto van Rees, Felix de Rooy , Antonio Saura, Rob Scholte, Gino Severini, Jan Sluijters, Sticks, Bernardo Strozzi, Charley Toorop, Jan Toorop, Werner Tübke, William Turner, Jan Voerman, Ruud van de Wint, and Theo Wolvecamp.Text in English and Dutch.

The definitive monograph on the acclaimed German artist Neo Rauch, one of the most influential figurative painters working todayNeo Rauch is one of the world’s most successful and popular contemporary artists. A leading force of the Leipzig School, the group of artists that emerged from East Germany in the early 1990s after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Rauch quickly established himself internationally through his large canvases featuring a crossover between Surrealism and popular imagery.Characterized by a bright acidic palette, Rauch’s ambiguous landscapes are populated by spatially connected, alienated figures conjuring a mysterious atmosphere of distorted nostalgia and failed Utopia. This career-spanning monograph was made in close collaboration with the artist, showcasing Rauch’s work alongside essays and texts that illuminate his work and career.

The Fundatie Collection spans centuries and is distinct and diverse with a number of works of art that are unique to the Netherlands. The basis for this was laid by Dirk Hannema (1895-1984).Throughout the Fundatie Collection features works by Karel Appel, Francis Bacon, David Bade, Gerard ter Borch, George Hendrik Breitner, Antonio Canova, Lynn Chadwick, Paul Citroen, Jan Cremer, Charles Daubigny, André Derain, Vincent van Gogh, John Heartfield, Pieter Henket, Auguste Herbin, Laurent de la Hyre, Isaac Israels, BC Koekkoek, Jasper Krabbé, Jeroen Krabbé, Marino Marini, Wolfgang Mattheuer, Piet Mondrian, Charlotte van Pallandt, Max Pechstein, Francis Picabia, Neo Rauch, Jürgen Ovens, Neo Rauch, Otto van Rees, Felix de Rooy , Antonio Saura, Rob Scholte, Gino Severini, Jan Sluijters, Sticks, Bernardo Strozzi, Charley Toorop, Jan Toorop, Werner Tübke, William Turner, Jan Voerman, Ruud van de Wint, and Theo Wolvecamp.Text in English and Dutch.