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Welf Schiefer:
Painting "Painful Truth Is Better than Lies" (2012) - after Thomas Mann, Unframed

Welf Schiefer: Painting "Painful Truth Is Better than Lies" (2012) - after Thomas Mann, Unframed
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Welf Schiefer:
Painting "Painful Truth Is Better than Lies" (2012) - after Thomas Mann, Unframed

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Limited, 60 copies | Numbered | Signed | Etching | Unframed | Format 49 x 39 cm

With the critical and ironic character style and his love for mischievous details, Schiefer always offers his viewer something new to discover, as in this graphic work: "The painful truth is better than a lie." (quote by Thomas Mann)

Etching 2012. Limited edition of 60 copies, numbered and signed. Unframed. Picture size 26.8 x 17.8 cm. Sheet format 49 x 39 cm.

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Welf Schiefer: Painting "Painful Truth Is Better than Lies" (2012) - after Thomas Mann, Unframed

With the critical and ironic character style and his love for mischievous details, Schiefer always offers his viewer something new to discover, as in this graphic work: "The painful truth is better than a lie." (quote by Thomas Mann)

Etching 2012. Limited edition of 60 copies, numbered and signed. Unframed. Picture size 26.8 x 17.8 cm. Sheet format 49 x 39 cm.

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Welf Schiefer, born in 1980, began his artistic career with street art, before he began in 2003 his graphic design studies at Hildesheim University of Applied Sciences and Arts. He studied with Bernd Frank (poster design) and Paul Kunofski the printing techniques of lithography, serigraphy, linocut and etching. Max Ernst, George Grosz and Otto Dix are the models of Schiefer.

With critical and ironic drawing style and his love of mischievous detail, there is always something new to discover for the viewer. He lives and works as a freelance artist - with a focus on etching - in Hannover, Germany.