This Was My Life181 pp., plus an extensive section of photographs and reproductions of local news articles and other documents. A biography of the owner of the Genesee Brewing Company. Wehle was involved with the company in its various incarnations both before and after prohibition, and was head of the company when the still-famous 12 Horse Ale was introduced.Keywords: LOCAL HISTORY GENESEE BREWERY BREWING COMPANY BEER BUSINESS BUSINESSMAN LOUIS A WEHLE

My life

Oskar Kokoschka

Thames and Hudson

<p>New York. 1986. Rizzoli. 24x22. 132p.</p>

Oskar Kokoschka: Drawings and Watercolors, 1906 - 1924

Sabarsky, Serge

Rizzoli

Catalogue of the exhibition, London, Marlborough Fine Art, march - april 1976. Text by the Artist. Profusely illustrated in color and black and white 4to pp. 56 broch

Oskar Kokoschka: Cityscapes and landscapes, a 90th birthday tribute : [catalogue of a] loan exhibition in aid of the Save the Children Fund [held at] ... Fine Art (London) Ltd, March-April 1976

Marlborough Fine Art (London) Ltd

Volume pubblicato in occasione della mostra per le celebrazioni del centenario di Oskar Kokoschka, Kunsthaus Zurich, 4 settembre - 9 novembre 1986 - Tate Gallery, Londra 11 giugno - 10 agosto 1986 - Guggenheim Museum, New York 9 dicembre - 15 febbraio 198

Oskar Kokoschka, 1886-1980

Tate Gallery

Oskar Kokoschka (German Edition)

Arts & Photography

Prestel-Verlag

Oskar Kokoschka - Capriccio

DruckVerlag Kettler

<p>Oskar Kokoschka (18861980) is, along with Francis Picabia and Pablo Picasso, one of a generation of artists who retained their allegiance to figurative painting after the Second World War, even as abstract art was consolidating its predominance. It is also thanks to them that non-representational painting and figurative art can now be practised side by side without partisan feuding. Artists of the present day acknowledge their debt to Kokoschka in particular. For Nancy Spero, Herbert Brandl and Denis Savary, his expressionistic style is an explicit or implicit source of inspiration. They value the gestural articulation of his brushwork, praise his open-minded, cosmopolitan attitudes or share the pacifism that, especially after the traumatic experiences of the First World War, runs like a thread through Kokoschkas work, life and legacy. Following his last major solo show in 1986, the Kunsthaus now sets out to acquaint a new generation of visitors with this artist, who died by Lake Geneva in 1980 and whose works are held in substantial numbers in both Vevey and Zurich The retrospective traces the motifs and motivations of a painter who felt at home in no fewer than five countries. It brings together 100 paintings and an equal number of works on paper, photographs and letters from all phases of his career. Two impressive triptychs The Prometheus Triptych (1950, Courtauld Gallery, London) and Thermopylae (1954, University of Hamburg) are the high point of Kokoschkas mature oeuvre, and of this retrospective.</p>

KEHRER

Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen was the first Dutch museum to buy a painting by Oskar Kokoschka in 1950, the master painter who inspired entire generations of artists. His portraits of people and animals are the subject of the major 2013 exhibition at Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen. Over one hundred and forty paintings and drawings by Oskar Kokoschka will be coming to Rotterdam in the autumn of 2013. Among his contemporaries Oskar Kokoschka (1886-1980) was considered one of the most important artists of his time. Gustav Klimt calls him after a major exhibition in Vienna: 'The greatest talent of the younger generation'. The paintings and works on paper are taken to Rotterdam from private collections and important international museums and shown in the museum's large halls. The exhibition starts with Kokoschka's earliest portraits and his discovery by the famous architect of modernism, Adolf Loos, in 1908. The exhibition ends with his last self-portrait. Kokoschka's portraits show who he knew and how he looked at the world. A number of subjects are always reflected in his oeuvre, such as child portraits, animal portraits and portraits of musicians including Schönberg and Pablo Casals. His love of music, he shares with his (ultimately unattainable) beloved Alma Mahler, widow of the befriended composer Gustav Mahler, with whom Kokoschka has an impetuous relationship.

Oskar Kokoschka - People and Animals

Museum Boijmans van Beuningen

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