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Joseph Beuys' prints display power of his visual artistry
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Joseph Beuys died in 1986. And despite the fact that his life
was so instrumental to his work - which consisted of drawings,
prints, sculpture, political actions, speeches and texts all combined
into a single, ritualistic "happening" - his art continues to thrive
in America.
In fact, the works - or, more precisely, the by-products of his
works - are better known today than when Beuys was at the height of
his accomplishments in the late '60s and early '70s.
Beuys is constantly cited as the teacher of Anselm Kiefer and
numerous other German upstarts. He also serves as both an
explanation ...
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