Cover of "Bilder, 1998–2016," an artist's monograph published by House of Voltaire and Koenig Books, featuring a whimsical painting of a cat in a dress and a clothed teddy bear sitting on a table against a textured, colorful background. The artist's name is at the top, with dates at the bottom.

Amelie von Wulffen

Bilder, 1998–2016

£35

Artist's monograph published by Studio Voltaire, Koenig Books and Pinakothek der Moderne.

Finishing

Softcover, 328 pages

    → Delivery And Returns Information
    An open book, "Bilder, 1998–2016," possibly published by House of Voltaire and discovered at Studio Voltaire, displays two watercolor illustrations. The left page shows personified fruits, including a pear, tomato, and orange standing on a plate while being observed by small strawberries. The right page depicts a large grape cluster being lifted by a personified fruit against a scenic landscape.
    A book titled "Bilder, 1998–2016" by House of Voltaire features a whimsical and colorful cover painting of a cat-like figure in a dress beside an abstract figure. This artist's monograph vividly captures their imaginative world amid varied abstract elements.

    About The Artwork

    This monograph is a survey of nearly twenty years of van Wulffen's practice, having followed her major commission 'The misjudged Bimpfi' at Studio Voltaire. The publication includes essays by Bernhart Schwenk, Curator of Contemporary Art at Pinakothek der Moderne, writer Manfred Hermes and artist Amy Sillman. Published by Koenig Books and Studio Voltaire in partnership with Pinakothek der Moderne, Munich.

    About Amelie von Wulffen