Venezuela, Germany. 1912 - 1994
Wire and metal sculpture, kinetic art, assemblage, drawing, collage
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1914 Memel, Lithuania - 1998. Known for: Painting and sculpture.
Gerd Leufert was born in Memel, a Lithuanian town occupied by Germany during WWI. He studied graphic design in Munich and became a member of the renowned and innovative Werkbun, an association of... Read full biography
Gerd Leufert was born in Memel, a Lithuanian town occupied by Germany during WWI. He studied graphic design in Munich and became a member of the renowned and innovative Werkbun, an association of design and craftsmanship that initiated collaborations between artists, architects, craftsmen and... Read full biography
Gerd Leufert was born in Memel, a Lithuanian town occupied by Germany during WWI. He studied graphic design in Munich and became a member of the renowned and innovative Werkbun, an association of design and craftsmanship that initiated collaborations between artists, architects, craftsmen and manufacturers. After fighting in WWII, Leufert worked for numerous reputable publishing houses in Germany, and in 1951 he immigrated to Venezuela where he not only triumphed as a graphic designer, but also... Read full biography
Gerd Leufert was born in Memel, a Lithuanian town occupied by Germany during WWI. He studied graphic design in Munich and became a member of the renowned and innovative Werkbun, an association of design and craftsmanship that initiated collaborations between artists, architects, craftsmen and manufacturers. After fighting in WWII, Leufert worked for numerous reputable publishing houses in Germany, and in 1951 he immigrated to Venezuela where he not only triumphed as a graphic designer, but also made important contributions in design and museology. In 1952, he began a close relationship with another European émigré, Gertrude Goldschmidt, better known in the art world as Gego. Leufert went on to work at the Museo de Bellas Artes de Caracas... Read full biography
Gerd Leufert was born in Memel, a Lithuanian town occupied by Germany during WWI. He studied graphic design in Munich and became a member of the renowned and innovative Werkbun, an association of design and craftsmanship that initiated collaborations between artists, architects, craftsmen and manufacturers. After fighting in WWII, Leufert worked for numerous reputable publishing houses in Germany, and in 1951 he immigrated to Venezuela where he not only triumphed as a graphic designer, but also made important contributions in design and museology. In 1952, he began a close relationship with another European émigré, Gertrude Goldschmidt, better known in the art world as Gego. Leufert went on to work at the Museo de Bellas Artes de Caracas for over a decade and during his tenure he rebranded the museum’s visual identity, curating many innovative exhibitions and designing over two hundre... Read full biography
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Non objective painting and constructivist sculpture
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Assemblage, collage, constructions
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Symbolist landscape, genre
Mexico. 1923 - 1985
Painting and sculpture
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Mixed media social themed artwork, conceptualism, ceramics
Argentina, France. 1923 - 2007
Op art, installations, chromocinetism, acrylic glass, kinetic sculpture
Venezuela, France. 1923 - 2019
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New York / Spain, France, Uruguay. 1874 - 1949
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Argentina, France. 1915 - 2014
Painting and sculpture, kinetic art
Ohio / Mexico. 1915 - 2000
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Colombia, Mexico. 1928 - 2010
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Performance and conceptual art, installation sculpture
Venezuela. 1925 - 1994
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Italy. 1926 - 2001
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Venezuela, France. 1923 - 2005
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California / Italy. 1926 - 2025
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New York / United Kingdom, Mexico, France. 1917 - 2011
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Mexico. 1883 - 1949
Mural painting
Mexico, Guatemala. 1891/95 - 1984
Geometric abstract painting, graphics, murals
Venezuela, France. 1927 - 2013
Geometric abstract painting, murals and kinetic sculpture
Florida / Venezuela. Born 1945
Aluminum sculpture, comic strip, children's book illustration
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Non objective, monochromatic painting, opticle abstraction
Latin America. 1946 - 2003
Painting
New York, Illinois / Venezuela, Chile, Italy, France. 1911 - 2002
Abstract figurative and surreal painting
New York / Colombia, France. 1932 - 2023
Round female figure painting, sculpture
Puerto Rico, Haiti, Spain. 1913 - 1986
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Cuba, France, Europe. 1902 - 1982
Cubist painting, figurative drawing-voodoo and spiritual themes